Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Monday, August 26, 2019
Globe and Mail
BC attorney general applauds Oklahoma ruling in opioid case as province pursues its own lawsuit
The unusual suspects: British Columbia's middle class gang problem
Dozens remain in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside tent city after eviction deadline
BC families left broken and confused when young people's deaths labelled gang-related
Limited fish passage through landslide obstruction on Fraser River, DFO says
CBC
Fairchild Radio host resigns after comments over violence in Hong Kong provoke intense online backlash
White Rock pier to re-open Tuesday morning
Victoria one of two host city finalists for 2022 Invictus Games
Vancouver Sun
Hydro rates on upward swing despite NDP's best efforts
BC Conservation Officer Service to consider hidden cameras to combat illegal dumping
Feds pledge $500,000 for Vancouver's Chinatown Storytelling Centre
Vancouver Province
Hold onto your wallets, Surrey! Local cops could be pricey
Victoria Times Colonist
Federal government pledges $16M for overpass at Pat Bay Highway, Keating Cross Road
Victoria News
Greater Victoria competes against Germany's seventh largest city for Invictus Games
Pamela Anderson returns home to enjoy 'peace and solitude' of BC
Federal Funding paves way for Pat Bay Highway overpass at Keating Cross Road
Global BC
BC attorney general pleased with Oklahoma judge's ruling in opioid case
BC won't slash stumpage fees to help struggling forestry sector
'Jesus doesn't love a girl like that': Special needs teen berated at Surrey nail bar, says family
Study of BC students finds link between playing team sports, better mental health
'Limited' natural salmon passage established at Fraser river rockslide: officials
Historic artifacts stolen near North Vancouver museum
Vancouver Courier
New strategy needed to tackle poor living conditions in Vancouver SRO's
Got Bats? Province-wide bat conservation program gets big boost
Homophobic posters plastered in public place in Richmond
Precious North Van Museum artifacts stolen
Georgia Straight
City says most Oppenheimer Park campers now in housing but only shelter beds available for the rest
BC government searches for solutions to stop abandoned boats from polluting BC coastline
SFU Centre for Dialogue reveals fissures in Canadians' appreciation for democracy
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