British Columbia's Health Minister Adrian Dix and provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry held a briefing on the province's ongoing response to COVID-19 on Monday.
Henry reported 36 new cases in the province since Friday, and no new deaths.
She also was asked about how the reopening of schools was going and if any concerns had risen, but said while it hasn't been perfect the process has gone really well and no new cases had been reported since schools reopened.
The province's top doctor and health minister also addressed reports of U.S. citizens crossing the border and saying they were going to Alaska, which is permitted under current measures, but actually staying in B.C. on vacation. Henry said there were border issues and there are penalties, while Dix said there could "very likely" be consequences if people are misleading officials at the border.
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