Victoria Viewpoints: Saturday/Sunday, August 29/30, 2020

Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for   Saturday/Sunday, August 29/30, 2020 


Coronavirus response in BC

Public Health experts criticize Health Canada's decision not to approve at-home testing

Squamish Nation closes offices amid multiple confirmed COVID-19 cases

13 percent jump in COVID-19 cases has feds 'keeping very watchful eye'

Nisga'a warn of suspected COVID-19 exposure following funeral of renowned leader Joseph Gosnell Sr.

Nisga'a Valley Health Authority warns of potential COVID-19 exposure in Nass Valley

Globe and Mail

Not for profit boards also need diversity. If not now, then when?

Wildfire crews battle BC Fire near Columbia Lake while dealing with gusty winds

CBC

BC rescuers, experts concerned about condition of 3 entangled humpbacks

'Good people taking drugs, drugs take good people,' says BC woman promoting discussion about addiction

Sale of 'Canada's most famous house' worries Arthur Erickson fans

Outdoor classes, extra cleaning among restart plans at Vancouver Island schools

Salmon Arm pharmacist fined $25K for selling stolen medication, supplies

How BC's schools adapted to a pandemic

Many families have welcomed grandparents into their 'bubble' - but not without risks

'We need you every day': Phone-based class keeps seniors connected during pandemic

Vancouver Sun

Hundreds of pairs of shoes tied to Burrard Bridge to mark International Overdose Awareness Day

COVID-19 in BC outdoor schooling or in drafty classrooms up for debate

Corner grocery stores find themselves on COVID-19 front lines

Victoria Times-Colonist

Campers ordered to leave Centennial Square by Tuesday; criminal behaviour cited

Langford set to sell rec centre at Bear Mountain

BC Ferries has sailing waits on major routes Sunday afternoon and evening

Pot Shops expected to open next year at Uptown and Bay Centre

No need to judge teachers; they are juggling enough

Victoria News

Victoria orders Centennial Square homeless campers to relocate by Tuesday

Saanich Peninsula educator and academic joins Order of BC

Global BC

Vancouver councillor pushing to keep temporary street patios open through winter

City of Victoria ordering homeless campers from Centennial Square

'Unrealistic': Critics slam BC back to school COVID-19 ad featuring Dr. Bonnie Henry

Stay out of Christie Mountain wildfire area: BC Wildfire Service

Rally held to protest COVID-19 restrictions in Kelowna

Plan to let Vancouver students learn from home a good start, but not enough: parents

Georgia Straight

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The Tyee

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Vancouver Courier 

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Miscellaneous