Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Thursday, March 8, 2018
Globe and Mail
B.C. names five new directors to dentist's regulatory board
Vancouver Aquarium drops lawsuit against creator of critical documentary
B.C. votes to allow children in legislature during sittings
College of Dental Surgeons of British Columbia tried to sweep sexually inappropriate comments 'under the rug' report finds
CBC
Infantile rule put to bed: babies now allowed in B.C. Legislature
Richmond schools a priority as B.C. government accelerates earthquake upgrades
Vancouver Aquarium ends lawsuit that boosted interest in critical documentary
B.C. upgrading red light cameras at crash prone intersections
Alberta premier threatens to cut off oil to B.C. in fight over pipeline: throne speech
Affordable housing for artists coming to New Westminster
How a sneeze turned B.C. MLA into advocate for awareness of spinal fluid leaks
Landlords should have more responsibility for evicted tenants says Maple Ridge Councillor
City seeks public feedback on proposed plan for Cambie corridor development
Province reduces number of school trustees in North Okanagan Shuswap
Vancouver Sun
$2 a litre gas the starting point if Notley closes taps to B.C.: analyst
Weaver frustrated by policies 'made up in press scrums'
Anti racism campaign in B.C. School District draws backlash from parents
B.C. government to upgrade red light cameras to catch speeders
B.C. OK's coverage for life saving heart failure drug after cardiologists' pleas
Fine tuning B.C.'s new employer payroll tax
Vancouver Province
Developers rip NDP budget tax measures and with good reason
Victoria Times Colonist
Red Light cameras will also target speeders
James hints B.C. speculation tax being withdrawn for vacation homes implications
B.C. politicians support move to allow children in legislature during sittings
Financial crime watchdog eyes politicians
Victoria News
Nominations open for Order of B.C.
B.C. Legislature declares kids no longer 'strangers' in chamber
Premier John Horgan vows union public construction
Global BC
Central Okanagan School District pleading for calm following escalating rumours about alleged threat
Kelowna RCMP inundated with calls regarding further threat allegations at school
Former civil servant pleased with B.C. decision on speed cameras
New park planned for Westbank Indian Band intended for entire community
City of Vancouver honours first female councillor on International Women's Day
British Columbia could be facing gas at $2 to $3 per litre without Alberta oil
Relief for B.C. after aluminum and steel tariff exemption announcement
Georgia Straight
Government needs to act quickly on employer health tax relief for school boards
Don Davies says it's 'mandatory' to include Vision Vancouver in progressive electoral alliance
Gramville Street townhouse development gets attention of Shaughnessy residents' association
Vancouver Courier
Province to upgrade red light cameras to catch speeders at high-crash intersections
First female councillor in Vancouver honoured for International Women's Day
Phase three of Cambie Corridor plan focuses on more diverse and 'affordable' housing
B.C. home owners fight 'speculation' tax with petition
The Tyee
How a fire on my landlord's watch left 8 tenants homeless overnight
Healthcare Payroll Tax is a Fairer Tax, Says NDP
Miscellaneous
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