Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Thursday, June 4, 2020
Coronavirus response in BC
New data puts BC on track to reduce more COVID-19 restrictions
COVID-19 modelling: BC health officials double down on warning of possible second wave
No new COVID-19 deaths in BC as number hospitalized hits 11 week low
BC's COVID-19 pandemic spread largely because of virus strains from Europe, Eastern Canada and Washington State
School's Going Well, Surgeries Return and More Positives for BC's Pandemic response
COVID-19 hits BC men harder than women
Tourism within BC could be possible 'very soon' Dr. Bonnie Henry says
Next phase of easing restrictions could be around the corner
Province reveals where virus came from, how it spread, where it remains
Last Island COVID-19 patient released from hospital
March dental conference key to many of BC's COVID-19 cases
Globe and Mail
BC family wants justice for Indigenous man who died in police custody
CBC
Chad Brownlee apologizes over social media post depicting conspiracy theory
Independent researchers say BC vastly overestimates the size of its old growth forest
Spate of RCMP involved deaths and injuries sparks concern in north-central BC
New UBC campus planed for downtown Kelowna
Vancouver Sun
BC's courts facing disaster lawyers fear
COVID-19 concern in play at CRAB park homeless camp: Port Authority lawyer
BC health officials call for physical distancing at protests
Victoria Times Colonist
Councillors agree to create pedestrian zone on Government Street
Restart economy faster depending on region? Not for now, Premier says
Port Alberni leaders condemn racist act against first Nations
Local businesses bear brunt of social problems
Pandemic fishing restrictions push coastal communities to the brink
Victoria News
Government Street becomes pedestrian-priority corridor
Global
Indigenous woman from BC dead after police shooting in Edmundston NB
Advocates call plan to boost Black history BC School curriculum 'long overdue'
'Nothing is off the table': BC Premier on a 4 day work-week following coronavirus pandemic
Union not impressed by plan to gift chocolates to BC Liquor Store workers
Port of Vancouver, homeless advocates spar over injunction to clear CRAB Park Camp
Vancouver ramps up parking enforcement as coronavirus restrictions ease
Georgia Straight
Grand Chief Stewart Phillip needs a kidney transplant - and anyone with the A+ blood type could provide it
Let's learn from this week's school reopening
The Tyee
Can Free Fares Save Public Transit?
Rent Relief is 'Make or Break' for Small-Business Survival
RCMP, Pipeline Firm Spill Fuel on Wet'suwet'en Territory
Vancouver Courier
Vancouver receives 46 applications for temporary patios
Four day work week not ' off the table': Horgan
Facing changes in the film sector
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