Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene:
On pipeline issue, British Columbia helps Kenney rattle Notley
David Eby says discriminatory posters at University of Victoria serve as reminder to fight racism
Notley wants NEB to clear roadblocks on Trans Mountain pipeline
Amazon opening new office - but not second headquarters - in Vancouver
Surrey staff report endorses 2-lane road through park
'It's not about me': Vancouver overdose activist among those honoured at city hall
'A grim project': B.C. mapmaker creates atlas of residential schools
Amazon to bring 1,000 new tech jobs to B.C.
More than a third of B.C. Seniors taken financial advantage of, report finds
B.C. government looking into 'fishy' grant awarded to Surrey society
Site C panel dismisses some critics claims
HQ2 aside, Amazon unveils plans to double down on Vancouver operations
Site C should be completed
As cold sets in shelters open beds, brace for worst
Site C back in Horgan's lap
Saanich gets behind new municipal spending rules
Critics warn changes to family courts could re-vitalize women who've been abused
Rachel Notley wants Trans Mountain pipeline expansion delays dismissed
Group demands unbiased analysis of proposed Okanagan national park reserve
Vancity Credit Union unveils new senior financial abuse survey
BC NDP earns a 'B' grade on first 100 days in power
Controversial road through Surrey's Hawthorne Park back for vote on Monday
Horgan on Site C: 'I Told You So' Doesn't mean it's dead
UVic seeks to profit from Corporate Climate Change Deniers
Lament for a Lost City: Readers Share their Stories
More Laments for Lotus Land Lost
The Vancouver School Board's new chair is a big win for Green Party brand
Amazon opening second Vancouver office, hiring another 1,000 people
Task Force struck to plan for the end of MSP premiums
Amazon to add 1,000 new Vancouver jobs in 2020
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