Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Saturday/Sunday, June 9 & 10 2018
Globe and Mail
Canada's pipeline spill plans criticized by Washington State after disaster clean-up exercise
Spill at Trans Mountain pipeline station in B.C. larger than initially reported: officials
CBC
Spill at Kinder Morgan station near Kamloops was larger than first stated by province
B.C.'s seniors advocate wants to see change in conversation around aging
Advocates want Victoria pool redevelopment to include refugee services
Vancouver Sun
Vancouver mayoral hopefuls debate housing crisis at COPE meeting
Canvassers take case for B.C. electoral reform to commuters
Nanaimo MLA Krog ponders move that could topple NDP government
Vancouver Province
MLA Leonard Krog ponders move with huge consequences
Victoria Times Colonist
New Democratic MLA Leonard Krog said to eye mayor's chair in Nanaimo
Victoria councillors say their willing to try randomized order on ballot
Brace yourself for report on money laundering
Victoria News
NDP's two seat edge at stake as MLA considers bid for Nanaimo Mayor
No time for maps in this rush to a referendum
Global BC
Should politicians vote on their own raise? This one says no
'Yes' side launches proportional representation referendum campaign
Georgia Straight
Patrick Condon says if he's elected mayor of Vancouver, his goal will be 50 percent non-market housing
Heritage advocates visit Fairmont Training Academy, Chinatown and Gastown on tour of endangered sites
Trans Mountain oil spill near Kamloops was actually closer to 5,000 litres
Vancouver Courier
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The Tyee
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Miscellaneous
Campaign to change B.C. voting system hits the streets, with Ontario election in mind
Urban design professor Patrick Condon plans run for mayor to fix Vancouver's 'completely broken' housing market
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