A lone student walks onto Earl Marriott Secondary grounds Monday morning, as schools re-open across the province in a limited capacity. (Nick Greenizan photo)

A lone student walks onto Earl Marriott Secondary grounds Monday morning, as schools re-open across the province in a limited capacity. (Nick Greenizan photo)

COVID-19: Daily update on pandemic in Surrey, White Rock and beyond

June 1: B.C. schools are back in session - but how many students will show up?

Here is your daily update on the pandemic in Surrey, White Rock and beyond for Monday, June 1.

Schools across B.C. re-open today (Monday), but the number of students that will actually attend classes is still up in the air.

Love is flourishing at Peace Arch Park along the U.S./Canada border, despite ongoing COVID-19 concerns.

Sweatpants are in, slacks are out – could ‘work-leisure’ wear become the new normal in offices?

• Even as B.C. businesses face COVID-19 pressure, the minimum wage is set to jump today (Monday) to $14.60/hour – up 75 cents.

• On the weekend, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced a new health order banning overnight camps for B.C. youth.

More to come…


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