Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Monday, June 4, 2018
Globe and Mail
Vancouver's Non-Partisan Association votes outsider Ken Sim as Mayoral candidate
Decision on hearing over proposed zoning changes to Vancouver's Chinatown set for Tuesday
Vancouver Police Department's use of carding disproportionately targets Indigenous people
Provincial government issues order to protect wildlife habitat in southeastern B.C.
CBC
Port Alberni January tsunami evacuation handled well: UBC report
Environmental group challenges CN herbicide use and refusal to follow provincial rules
Youth in care tuition waiver program expands to include trades training
NDP blamed for failing to save Vancouver Island old-growth giants from logging
B.C.'s Cariboo braces for new wildfire season as cleanup from last year's blaze continues
Vancouver Sun
Homeowners rally against NDP school-tax surcharge
NDP and Libs likely to work together on repeal of LNG tax, leaving Weaver fuming
New Zealand gives B.C. a lesson proportional representation
'School tax' is efficient and fair
Vancouver Province
Squabbling in the Yes camp as referendum fight begins
Victoria Times Colonist
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Victoria News
Affordable housing opportunity connected to new Crystal Pool project
Canadian Francophone Games come to West Coast in 2020
Taxes, housing pressures measured in B.C. small business survey
Global BC
BC premier, Green Leader met company being probed over controversial renter scanning
Chances of the 'big one' hitting B.C. higher due to recent seismic activity: expert
Transit fares going up across Metro Vancouver on Canada Day
Trans Mountain protestors close in on Liberal MP offices. McKenna says it's time to move on
Vancouver politicians want provincial funding, rules for rainbow crosswalks across B.C.
Man who killed Constable Sarah Beckett pleads guilty in second drinking-driving crash
NPA mayoral candidate has won a 'poisoned chalice,' says former party hopeful
Georgia Straight
Vision Vancouver wants half of seats on next council
Human rights complaint alleges lack of harm-reduction programs puts Canadian inmates at risk of overdose
Vancouver Courier
Cities need to be designed for pedestrians, transit, bikes ... not just cars
The Tyee
A tax that would solve the housing crisis
Miscellaneous
Why not ask a simple question, BC?
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