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BREAKING - There are 98 new cases of COVID-19, including one epi-linked case, for a total of 8,641 cases in British Columbia. #bcpoli #COVID19BC
There are 1,349 active cases of COVID-19 in the province, 3,533 people who are under active public health monitoring as a result of identified exposure to known cases and 7,036 people who tested positive have recovered. #bcpoli #COVID19BC
There are 62 people in hospital with COVID-19, 19 of whom are in intensive care. #bcpoli #COVID19BC
There has been one new COVID-19 related death in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, for a total of 230 deaths in British Columbia. #bcpoli #COVID19BC

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Sep 28, 2022
NEW - Flu vaccines will be available for the general population in BC starting on October 11, after the Thanksgiving long weekend. #bcpoli
The BC government is preparing for a surge in both COVID and flu in November and December.
The COVID-19 projections suggest up to 700 additional patients may require hospitalization in the coming months. There are currently around 350 people in hospital. #bcpoli
The influenza projections here suggest a peak of up to 1,200 additional patients may require hospitalization for a few weeks over the coming months.
The province is planning 1,500 more beds, if needed, through late fall into early spring. #bcpoli
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Sep 28, 2022
David Eby's housing policy is massive and would mark a significant shift for the current government.
Here are some of the highlights including a BC housing flipping tax. #bcpoli #bchousing
The Flipping Tax would apply on the sale of a residential property. The tax rate goes down to zero the longer the property is held. #bcpoli
The tax will be highest for those who hold properties for the shortest period of time, and phases out after two years. The tax will include exemptions for life circumstances due to, for example, death, employment loss, divorce, or disability. #bcpoli
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Sep 6, 2022
Alright, the people have spoken.
Here we go.
NEW - The fall booster COVID-19 campaign will kick off in BC this week. The bivalent vaccine will be available in more than 500 pharmacies across BC by the end of the week. #bcpoli
Health Minister Adrian Dix says 92% of British Columbians have received at least two COVID-19 vaccine doses. #bcpoli
NEW - Starting in October the province will be providing the bivalent vaccine for COVID alongside the flu shot. The flu shot can be booked through the Get Vaccinated campaign in the fall. #bcpoli
Read 23 tweets
Apr 8, 2022
Here is a quick thread about BC Place/Vancouver playing host to World Cup 2026 games.
The expectation now is BC will find out next week if Vancouver will be allowed back into the bid book.
The sense is FIFA will give thumbs up to Vancouver. #bcpoli
Once Vancouver gets the thumbs up, that will mean 3 Canadian cities are being considered for 10 games.
Edmonton, Toronto and Vancouver all want at least 4 or 5 games.
Making it work financially with 2 or 3 games is very tough. #bcpoli
Vancouver and Toronto are the FIFA favourites. Bigger cities, with greater international reach.
They have both been successful hosts for FIFA before for U20 and Women's World Cups. #bcpoli
Read 5 tweets
Mar 10, 2022
NEW - British Columbia will NO LONGER be requiring vaccination in the extended health care system. The commitment has been paused and it is unclear if this may happen eventually. Instead employees must show vaccination status by March 31. #bcpoli
Dr. Henry says this is based on consultation with the regulated health care professions. Mentions there has been a delay on Novovax vaccine arriving in BC. #bcpoli
Henry says there will be a 'measured approach' with each college. "This is different than our original vision." #bcpoli
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Mar 10, 2022
NEW - As of 12:01 am tomorrow (Friday) masks will no longer be required in public indoor spaces in British Columbia. #bcpoli
NEW - The BC Vaccine card will remain until April 8 in British Columbia. #bcpoli
NEW - Masks will no longer be required in schools after March Break. #bcpoli
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