Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Tuesday, July 10, 2018
Globe and Mail
Former B.C. Mountie who advocated for change within force dies by suicide
City Council votes to reduce building heights in Vancouver's historic Chinatown
Family sues trampoline park for negligence in death of B.C. man
CBC
B.C. searching for replacement after Greyhound announces exit
Greyhound lobbied Ottawa to backstop rural routes for years to no avail, says executive
Richmond trampoline park sued over death of Victoria father
'we can set the standard higher': Vernon tackles street crime and safety issues
B.C. pilot for $200 a month child care gets 'overwhelming' response, says government
Former B.C. Liberal government failed to properly assess value of surplus real estate, report says
City of Vancouver bans new towers in Chinatown
Vancouver Sun
Incompetence left B.C. government millions short in land sale
NDP tries to block information requests from BC Liberals
Should Surrey have its own police force it's a question work asking, says councillor
Vancouver Chinatown council approves revisions reducing building size in historic area
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
Electric bus joining B.C. Transit fleet for Greater Victoria test
B.C. must rein in public-sector wages, benefits
A 1.5% solution for more inclusive communities
Victoria News
Electric BC Transit bus officially joins Victoria fleet
Market can fill in Greyhound vacuum, B.C. minister says
Global BC
Adjustable speed limits coming to Highway 1 in effort to curb congestion, accidents
For years, newly released B.C. prisoners have used Greyhound to get home. What will happen now?
Should Surrey get its own police department? Councillor wants to put it to a referendum
All options 'on the table' following Greyhound decision: B.C. transportation minister
Improvements needed in government process of selling assets: BC auditor general
Outspoken former RCMP member Krista Carle dies
Georgia Straight
Vancouver park board approves rooftop park concept in Oakridge Centre redevelopment
Vancouver Courier
Vancouver council limits size of future buildings in Chinatown
Does the Haida Now exhibit belong in the Museum of Vancouver?
Vancouver Greens propose moratorium on demolition of purpose-built rental buildings
Move over Vancouver: Canada has a new hotspot for pricey real estate
Victoria considers minimum size restriction for downtown housing units
The Tyee
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