Tuesday, February 6, 2018

Victoria Viewpoints: Tuesday, February 6, 2018




Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene:



Globe and Mail 

Alberta moves to block B.C.'s win imports in dispute over Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
On Trans Mountain, Trudeau needs to become a leader for all of Canada
To reduce deficit, ICBC overhaul shifts toward no-fault model
Marijuana legalization will make illegal dispensaries easier to close, expert says
Ottawa overhauls Fisheries Act amid pipeline debate


CBC

First Nations gathering in Vancouver want better water legislation, safe drinking water
Take us to court over pipelines, but don't hurt business, John Horgan tells Alberta
Seniors development in Summerland divides community
Grapes of wrath: B.C. reacts to Alberta's wine boycott
ICBC placing $5.5K cap for pain and suffering on minor injury claims
B.C. school district hires non-certified teacher 'replacements' as shortage continues
Canada 'needs to act and act very soon' on polluting mine, say Alaska politicians
Mayor apologizes for spreading false story about teen dying from fentanyl-laced vape
Kamloops school district launches traffic study in wake of parent concerns


Vancouver Sun

B.C. wineries see red after Alberta declares war in pipeline dispute
NDP banks on history to get a grip on ICBC
B.C. Liberal leadership race data shows Wilkinson either dumb lucky or darn smart
B.C. government to cap ICBC minor pain and suffering claims at $5,500

Vancouver Province

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Victoria Times Colonist

ICBC to cap 'pain and suffering' payouts for minor injuries at $5,500
In lifting test, Johnson Street Bridge quietly rises to maximum angle
Andrew Wilkinson's tough task
Legal cannabis won't come cheap in B.C.

Victoria News

Coroner urges mandatory life-jackets in report on Tofino whale-watching tragedy
Alberta to stop importing B.C. wine in pipeline feud, premier says
Andrew Wilkinson won big in rural B.C. to clinch B.C. Liberal leadership
ICBC to cap pain and suffering payouts to stem car insurance losses


Global BC

Alberta to stop importing B.C. wines into the province: Notley
B.C. once sent 1/4 of its wine and brandy exports to Alberta. Then came the ban
Albertans are B.C.'s 3rd biggest tourism spenders. Could trade war put that at risk?
B.C. wine boycott could hurt Albertans, says food and beverage industry entrepreneurs
When Marpole modular housing tenants move in, care packages will be waiting for them
The government hasn't been listing;" pot shops critical of provincial plans for legal sales
NDPs Morgane Oger launches foundation to fight hate crimes
B.C. Coroners Service provides recommendations following Leviathan II investigation
ICBC and Surrey RCMP to crack down on 'distracted walking'
'The best environmental response is prevention': Fisheries minister on Kinder Morgan expansion
B.C. government to bring in caps on pain and suffering ICBC payouts
City of Vancouver extends empty home tax declaration deadline


Georgia Straight

Premier Rachel Notley announces halt to B.C. wine imports into Alberta
Cannabis legalization won't end restrictions around the home, inside the car, and in public places
Rebuilding of Vancouver's Little Mountain community proceeds with second building so far


Vancouver Courier

B.C. wineries feel like 'easy target' after Alberta bans imports in pipeline feud
No fixed address: More Vancouverites are opting to live in vehicles, but is it sustainable?
Province announces money-saving reforms to ICBC
Province says city gets final say over pot stores
Vancouver reaches new heights with Passive House Complex
Reconciling the damage done by 'urban renewal'
Howe Sound diesel spill becomes talking point in pipeline debate
Legal cannabis won't come cheap in B.C.


The Tyee

Please Advise! How Did 'Mr. Obnoxious' End Up Liberal Leader?
In 'Wild West' of Political Cash, Wilkinson was a shameless Cowboy


Miscellaneous





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