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We were loud in our calls for a national sick pay program - and the federal government has listened. Today's news is good for all Canadians, and another step toward making sure no one feels pressured to go to work while they're sick.
Our number one focus is keeping British Columbians healthy and safe. With nearly $2 billion in support for BC's safe restart plan, the federal government is recognizing its role in helping build a strong economic recovery that works for everyone.
Supporting our cities with public transit, making sure parents have access to affordable child care, and protecting seniors are all key to looking after British Columbians as we build back stronger. I'm pleased the federal government has joined us in doing that.
This is grand. Especially now, if workers are reluctant to stay off with symptoms of covid.
This is exactly the sort of thing that will keep us healthy & on track to get our economy rolling strong.
I mean, we BCers are treated like thinking adults. 
Respect & Pride. 
6 paid days is very little I believe earlier this year Trudeau had mentioned 10. It is better than nothing though.
The doctors should bill the companies that want the sick notes not the patient
... “This will feel good for about six months, at which point our nation will be in debt beyond salvation, and there will be nothing left of our economy.”
That’s not how things work.
How about....No! Get Trump to build a bridge OR have a WSF sail there.
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