Friday, October 7, 2016
Victoria Viewpoints: Friday, October 7, 2016
Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene.
Vancouver School Board trustee Patti Bacchus files privacy complaint over audit
The Great Divide between resources and environment will dominate B.C. election
Richmond parent's 'cautiously optimistic' board will keep schools open
Vancouver School Board should act on troublesome trustees
The British Columbia government is failing its most vulnerable citizens
Housing top concern for Vancouver's new city planner
Economic benefits of LNG project outweighed 'significant adverse' effects, cabinet decided
Richmond may follow Vancouver in stopping school closure process
B.C., Alaska sign agreement boosting protection for shared waters on mine projects
Loss of 'leather lungs' Don Phillips signals end to colourful voice
'Old Leather Lungs,' one of B.C.'s most colourful politicians
Investigate Vancouver School Board
Administrators shouldn't abandon their posts
B.C. mine cleanup marks deal with Alaska
Mayor's Message: How to resolve the divide between Victorians
Pipeline Memo Guiding Trudeau Government 'Riddled with Mistakes'
Groups File Final Plea to Make Hydro More Affordable for Poor
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