Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Saturday/Sunday, June 2 & 3, 2018
Globe and Mail
Vancouver's NPA nominates entrepreneur to run for mayor
Ottawa bans salmon fishing to save the whales - but two other threats to their survival still loom
CBC
Ken Sim wins Non-Partisan Association Vancouver mayoral nomination
Will B.C.'s First Nations benefit or suffer from the Trans Mountain buyout? Depends on who you ask
Protest camp divides quiet B.C. community at epicentre of pipeline battle
Know your voting systems: three types of electoral reform on B.C.'s ballot
Former Nelson councillor shares stories from City Hall to persuade others to run
Vancouver Sun
NPA selects Ken Sim as mayoral candidate
New campaign finance rules could force elected officials to grant access
NPA sets direction with next mayoral candidate
Ottawa takeover of Trans Mountain Pipeline not necessarily disruptive: experts
Vancouver Province
Liberals declare all out war on proportional representation
Victoria Times Colonist
The rush to build West Shore schools
Wrong ruling to Portland Hotel visitor policy
Victoria News
Justin Trudeau left himself no choice on pipeline
Global BC
New elite medical team launched to answer calls in B.C.'s most remote locations
City of Vancouver calling for support of low barrier opioid distribution pilot from provincial and federal governments
Georgia Straight
NPA nominates businessman Ken Sim as its Vancouver mayoral candidate
Establishment man, change agent, and disruptor wrap up speeches to NPA members an wait for the results
Opponents of Kinder Morgan pipeline project direct their protest at pending buyer - Justin Trudeau
Vancouver Courier
Union files grievance over public school teacher shortage in B.C.
Legislature sessions end with itchy clash
The Tyee
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