2020 fall 温哥华新生群 + 卑诗省疫情简报（5.7更新）

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我目前收到了UBC，SFU，Uvic，UCalgary四家的offer，已经接了UBC。McGill估计6月才会回复，不管了。

温哥华地区 2020 fall入学想加群的，微信号xiaocaiyes

往届学长也欢迎。

话多的欢迎。


放几张我2019年旅游时拍的

1. Stanley公园附近



2. 从Stanley眺望downtown



3. 狮门大桥



4. 游艇码头



5. Coal Habour Park



6. 街景

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2020.4.22 卑诗省疫情简报

周三新增71例 为近几周最高数字 因为发现了新的社区传播

加拿大广播电台新闻原文如下：

Three new outbreaks in long-term care homes in the Fraser Health region have helped fuel a spike in confirmed COVID-19 cases in B.C. over the last 24 hours.

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said Wednesday that 71 new cases of the disease have been recorded, for a total of 1,795 to date. Three more residents of long-term care homes have died, bringing the province's toll to 90.

"We continue to experience new community outbreaks. This of course is very, very concerning," Henry told reporters. 

She said Wednesday's spike in new cases, the largest that B.C. has seen in weeks, should be a reminder that British Columbians need to continue committing to breaking the chains of transmission by staying home and maintaining distances from other people.

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2020.4.23 卑诗省疫情简报

周四新增29例  新发现养鸡场传播

原文如下：
A new COVID-19 outbreak has been detected at a second poultry processing plant on the Lower Mainland, according to the provincial health officer.

Dr. Bonnie Henry said Thursday that two cases have been identified at the Superior Poultry plant in Coquitlam, a sister plant to the United Poultry location in Vancouver, where 29 people have now tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

The outbreak is under investigation by Fraser Health, but Henry said there are people working at both of the processing plants.

Over the last 24 hours, the province has recorded 29 new confirmed cases, for a total of 1,824 to date. Another four people have died, for a total of 94.

Henry said that B.C. will have to have a manageable number of new cases for a few weeks — or ideally, no new cases — before the province is ready to open up again.

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2020.4.24 卑诗省疫情简报

周五新增29例（和周四一样？） 新传播多源自工地，工厂和监狱

On Friday, health officials announced 29 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, for a total of 1,853 to date. Of the 96 patients who are in hospital, 41 are in intensive care.

A total of 1,114 people have now recovered from the disease.

Six new cases have been confirmed in connection with the outbreak at the United Poultry processing plant in Vancouver, for a total of 35 so far. There are still two confirmed cases at Superior Poultry Processors in Coquitlam.

There are now 10 cases in B.C. connected to the outbreak at the Kearl Lake oilsands project in northern Alberta, and 78 linked to the Mission Institution, a federal prison.

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:handshake，是本科还是研究生，什么专业

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lucy_20190621 发表于 2020-4-25 21:53
，是本科还是研究生，什么专业

BA 专业待定 打算读个语言

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2020.4.25 卑诗省疫情简报

昨天新增95例。。。

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says there are 95 new cases of COVID-19 in British Columbia, a spike that brought the total number of cases to 1,948 on Saturday. 

Henry said part of the reason for the dramatic jump in cases is because of additional testing related to community outbreaks at a federal prison and a poultry processing plant. 

Forty of the new cases are linked to the federally-run Mission Institution, where 106 inmates and 12 staff members have contracted the virus. An inmate at the federal prison died from COVID-19 complications earlier this month. Henry said two inmates are currently in hospital. 

Henry said there are also 16 new cases at Superior Poultry, a processing plant in Coquitlam, B.C., and 11 new cases linked to workers returning home from the site of an outbreak at a work site in Kearl Lake, Alta. 

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2020.4.27 卑诗省疫情简报

由于周日BC省不开发布会 所以周一公布的新增50例包含周日与周一两日数据 BC省已经在准备开放限制

One hundred and three people have now died of COVID-19 in B.C. after three more deaths were recorded over the last 48 hours.

In her daily briefing on Monday, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced that 50 new cases have been confirmed over the last 48 hours, bringing the province's total to 1,998 to date. Ninety-seven patients are now in hospital, including 36 in intensive care, and 1,190 people have recovered from their illness.

Henry said B.C.'s new testing strategy, which provides for anyone with symptoms to be tested, has allowed for greater surveillance of the disease's spread, but the majority of new confirmed cases continue to be connected to known outbreaks.

She said the numbers continue to be promising for B.C., but any lifting of the restrictions on daily life and business activity will take careful planning for a "made-in-B.C." approach.

"We're getting close to that time where we can start to open up," Henry said.

But she cautioned that breaking the chains of transmission is crucial.

"We cannot allow hot spots to flare up and to affect our communities."

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2020.4.28 卑诗省疫情简报

周二新增55例 与之前的社区爆发相关

The number of people hospitalized in B.C. with COVID-19 has fallen once again, though provincial health officials have announced another spike in new confirmed cases.

On Tuesday, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced 55 new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus, bringing the total to date to 2,053. Two more deaths have been recorded, for a total of 105, and 1,231 people have recovered from their illness.

Currently, there are 94 COVID-19 patients in hospital, down from 97 a day earlier. Thirty-seven of those patients are in intensive care.

Henry said the majority of the new cases announced Tuesday are connected to known outbreaks in the community.

There are 46 cases connected to the Superior Poultry Processors plant in Coquitlam and 34 at United Poultry in Vancouver. One hundred and twenty inmates and 12 staff members at Mission Institution have tested positive for the disease.

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2020.4.29 卑诗省疫情简报

新增34例

During Wednesday's daily briefing, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said the province has 34 new confirmed cases, for a total of 2,087.

Henry said there have been two additional outbreaks in long-term care, both involving a single patient.

There are now 24 active outbreaks in long-term or acute care units. A total of 252 residents and 152 staff in these facilities have now tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

As of Wednesday, there were 89 COVID-19 patients in hospital, including 35 in critical care, marking yet another drop in B.C.'s hospitalization rates. A total of 1,305 people have now recovered from the disease.

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有一个朋友说：UBC是来了再也不想回的地方:lol

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lucy_20190621 发表于 2020-4-30 21:48
有一个朋友说：UBC是来了再也不想回的地方

很期待

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2020.4.30 卑诗省疫情简报

新增25例

Thursday marks 100 days since B.C. health officials issued their first official warning on COVID-19, and in that time, the province's total has risen to 2,112 confirmed cases.

During her daily briefing, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced 25 new confirmed cases along with two more deaths. To date, 111 people in B.C. have died from the virus.

"Our lives, businesses, and communities have dramatically changed in this last 100 days. What has stayed the same is the unwavering commitment in British Columbia," Henry said.

As of Thursday, there were 82 COVID-19 patients in hospital, including 30 in intensive care, down from a high of 149 hospitalizations on April 6. A total of 1,322 people have recovered from their illness.

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2020.5.1 卑诗省疫情简报

新增33例 住院数与重症数均下降

The number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients in B.C. has dropped to 79, just a little over half the number recorded at the peak of the province's epidemic, officials announced Friday.

The numbers in intensive care have dropped even more dramatically, falling to 24, according to a written statement from provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix.

Less than one month ago, there were 149 people in hospital with COVID-19, including 68 in intensive care.

Friday's daily update also includes one more death from the disease, for a total of 112 to date. Thirty-three more cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed, bringing the total so far to 2,145.