Comparing BC with Ontario and Quebec:   
      
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   CBC News · Posted: Apr 11, 2020   
      
   B.C. could be reaching the 'maintenance phase' of its COVID-19 pandemic.   
   Here's what that means   
      
   Don't think about booking haircuts or going to concerts anytime soon, but some   
   changes could come   
      
   "Steady as she goes" is a strange phrase to think of as a positive in a global   
   pandemic, but it could be where British Columbia lies.   
      
   Hospitalizations and active cases of COVID-19 have been stagnant for the last   
   10 days. The number of new cases and deaths continues to increase, but at a   
   slower rate than two weeks ago.   
      
   It's at the point where chief medical officer Bonnie Henry's daily news   
   conferences have a repetitive presence to them — offering a statistical   
   update or piece of advice to young people here or an explanation to   
   journalists about strategy there.       
      
   "We're showing very strong signs the situation is under control, so to speak,"   
   said Mohsen Sadatsafavi, a University of British Columbia professor   
   specializing in disease modelling and projection.   
      
   Sadatsafavi said B.C. could be reaching a "maintenance phase" of the COVID-19   
   response.   
      
   It means the province can continue with its current prevention methods —   
   including limiting health-care workers to one facility — but also prepare   
   for when certain activities can be allowed again.   
      
   Full, hopeful news:   
   https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/bc-covid-19-main   
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