Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Friday, May 1, 2020
Coronavirus response in BC
Provinces begin to ease restrictions as Canada takes baby steps towards normalcy
The case against lockdowns: Can we fight the COVID-19 outbreak without confining people to their homes?
Number of ICU patients hits 5 week low as BC reports 1 new COVID-19 death, 33 new cases
As BC flattens curve, think carefully about expanding social circle: Henry
Hospitalized cases continue to decrease, online applications open for worker emergency benefit
COVID-19 outbreaks spread to four BC poultry facilities
Vancouver Coastal Health allows doctors to prescribe hydroxychloroquine on 'compassionate' basis
BC records 1 more death from COVID-19 and another 33 cases
BC Health officials report 33 newcoronavirus cases, one new death
Broadening social circles will look different based on health risks, Henry says
Globe and Mail
Hate crimes against Vancouver's East Asian population surge for second straight month
BC Teachers agree to new contract with provincial government
CBC
COVID-19, physical distancing forcing food banks to adapt
'30 years of incredible memories': Family mourns BC pilot in military helicopter crash
Province receives over 16,000 applications for Emergency Benefit for workers in 1st hour
Binners lose income, as COVID-19 reduces curbside recyclables
Coastal GasLink building 900 bed work camp for pipeline crews, west of Prince George
Coastal First Nations and municipalities vow continued COVID-19 enforcement, potential Highway 16 checkpoint
Fire at Port Alberni mill under construction another setback for vulnerable forestry industry
Vancouver Sun
BC seeks to chart a safe course in reopening the economy
Applications for the $1,000 emergency benefit for BC workers opens today
Municipalities, non-profits lose out on BC casino revenue due to COVID-19 closures
Work-in-one place plan was on health radar long before COVID 19
Cheers! Raising the price of alcohol could help pay for our CVOVID debt hangover, and keep us healthier
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
Rent is due: worries about being able to pay
We need to address a huge shortfall in health funding
As old growth review ends, time is right for change in BC forests
Victoria News
BC Teachers vote to accept same pay increase as other unions
BC opens applications for COVID-19 emergency worker benefit
Global
Georgia Straight
The Tyee
Vancouver Courier
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