Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Friday, June 8, 2018
Globe and Mail
Ken Sim is a catch for the Non-Partisan Association
CBC
Expedition off Haida Gwaii will explore underwater volcanoes - live online
Molotov cocktails and body armour: investigation details final moments of fatal police shooting victims
Sparwood to install cameras to monitor coal dust, shrinking landscape caused by mine
Washington State environmental, Indigenous groups say Trans Mountain not just a Canadian issue
Major candidates for Vancouver mayor short on new ideas for housing woes
Vancouver Sun
Navigating school without parents, former B.C. Foster kids get help from government
BC election results could be fast tracked by adopting Archer report
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
Saanich tent city residents told to leave
As tent city grows, Nanaimo considers its options
Who's minding the Site C project
Victoria News
CRA scammer shows up with handcuffs, threats to Esquimalt woman's front door
BC Starting universal daycare pilot program
Global BC
Canada Border Services agents descend on Penticton home
Adriane Carr announces Vancouver council run, but not for mayor
Okanagan mayors secure meeting with premier as speculation tax concerns grow
It costs you hundreds of dollars to put out your garbage early in Coquitlam
Georgia Straight
Adriane Carr says she'll run for council and not for mayor of Vancouver
'Huge' east Vancouver development will save lives and provide much needed housing
Wanted - the first non white mayor of Vancouver
Vancouver's next city council needs to reaffirm its commitment to Sanctuary City principles
Vancouver Courier
Adriane Carr will not run for mayor of Vancouver
Beetle mania: Vancouver wages war against invasive pest
The Tyee
Rich Coleman pressed government pension fund to buy Timber West
Canada buys pipeline as oil bubble is about to burst
Miscellaneous
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