Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Tuesday, July 28, 2020
Coronavirus response in BC
BC reports 23 new COVID-19 cases, one new death at long-term care facility
Flight from San Francisco with confirmed case, and concerns about young-adult transmission
COVID-19 hospitalizations in BC at months low
COVID-19 hospitalizations in BC drop below 10 for 1st time since public health emergency declared
Six Months In
Health officials report 23 new cases and one death in BC
Health officials urge long weekend safety as BC sees 23 new COVID-19 cases, one death
Globe and Mail
Retired BC military officer who 'dabbled' in child porn, pedophilia avoids jail time
Provinces, territories urged to follow BC and investigate systemic racism in health care
As visitor sales sour, BC wineries flourish online
Vancouver COVID-19 therapy developer ABCellera eyeing potential IPO as early as fall
Former BC Conservative MP James Abbott dies at 77
Vancouver Park Board votes in favour of allowing alcohol consumption in 22 parks, but bylaw delayed to 2021
CBC
Police watchdog investigating 2 Kelowna deaths
Coquitlam Search and Rescue responded to 3 separate calls Monday night
Squamish van dwellers face possible ban in bylaw vote
New toonie features work of Haida artist Bill Reid
UBC researchers develop rapid test to detect invasive gypsy moth
High temperatures should put outdoor workers on alert: WorkSafe BC
BC community sport organizations to receive $1.5 million to survive pandemic
BC mayor wants mandatory masks, more details from province about location of COVID-19 cases
Vancouver Sun
Strathcona homeowners threaten to withhold property taxes over tent city
Son of former MLA Judi Tyabji faces sex charges involving underage person
Abusive BC teacher tells anxious student to put their sadness somewhere else
Council considers BYOB for four Vancouver plazas
Bill 22 rescue operation not necessary if BC government had consulted in first place
Victoria Times Colonist
Family of abused RCMP officer finally gets compensation
City granted injunction barring camping in sensitive areas of Beacon Hill Park
Just 40 per cent of BC parents would send kids back to school, survey finds
Nanaimo to slowly reopen rec centres and pools
Don't expect a pandemic rebate from ICBC - it's flat broke
UVic focusing on COVID-19 with new research fund
Procession Wednesday to honour late Sproat Lake firefighter
Victoria News
Having a US license plate is not a crime, police say
Affordable rental home project under construction in Victoria
BC prepares back-to-school plan for students in COVID-19
Global
BC park closed over sighting of aggressive bear that bit 10 year old girl
West Vancouver restaurants looking to open pop-up locations face battle over liquor licences
Still no plan on BC youth returning to competitive sports
7 more flights added to growing list of possible exposure
BC students in need of additional support have fallen behind amid COVID-19 pandemic: report
Downtown Kelowna nightclub listed for potential COVID-19 exposure
BC Ferries fares won't go up to cover COVID-19 losses, minister says
Georgia Straight
Visitors to 22 Vancouver parks can crack open the booze - provided the province introduces a new regulation
The Tyee
Are Schools Safe to Return? As a BC Teacher, I'm not sure
Is it time to let visitors flow through SRO hotels again?
BC pauses bill that would permit youth detention after an Overdose
Tent Cities and the violent origins of Vancouver's Parks
Vancouver Courier
Judges to hear traffic cases in schools: attorney general
LGBT youths' suicidal thoughts decline with community supports: study
Surrey approves $692M worth of development
Miscellaneous
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