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  • COVID-19 Update – April 6, 2020 BC Update: As of the last update, 82 new cases were confirmed, for a total of 1,203 cases. Over 700 of these cases have fully recovered, but we have now recorded 38 deaths due to COVID-19. There are 23 long-term care and assisted living homes affected. Active cases in British Columbia appear to have levelled off, but it is important to hold the line. Testing: There have been 45,966 individuals tested as of April 2, 2020. Drive-through testing centres are starting to open across the province to test health-care providers. BC continues to prioritize tests for people with respiratory symptoms who are hospitalized or likely to be hospitalized, residents of long-term care facilities, individuals who are part of an investigation of a cluster or outbreak, and health-care workers. COVID-19 Strategic Research Advisory Committee: The provincial government has formed a scientific research group focused on B.C.-specific epidemiology and public health countermeasures to address some of the challenges of long-term care homes, inner city populations, rural communities, Indigenous people, and health-care workers. Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB): The application portal for CERB opened today. Applicants are asked to apply this week based on their birth month as follows: January-March ​can apply on April 6​​​th April-June ​​​can apply on April 7th July-September can apply on ​April 8​​​th October-December ​can apply on April 9th Income Supports for Workers during the Pandemic: Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau said today that there will be further supports announced in coming days which will include people such as gig workers, contractors and volunteer firefighters who work 10 or fewer hours per week. He also said there would be support for those who continue to work but are making less than they would through CERB, such as home care workers or people caring for vulnerable seniors in long-term care facilities. A full review of all current income supports workers can access during the pandemic can be found below. April 6, 2020
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