COVID rapid test pickup remains slow in B.C.

COVID rapid test pickup remains slow in B.C.

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A fraction of those who can pick up COVID-19 rapid tests at B.C. pharmacies have bothered to since they started being available — but the province says a lot more have been accessed in other ways. Liza Yuzda explains.

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