Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Thursday, June 20, 2018
Globe and Mail
Residents prepare for move as Vancouver closes run-down Sahota building
B.C. court urged to overturn acquittal of polygamous leader James Older
CBC
Crews fighting grass fire above Kamloops neighbourhood
'Free the roads': Wai Young joins Vancouver's race for mayor on anti-bike lane platform
Schools grapple with adding Indigenous content in tumultuous year
B.C. Crown says polygamous leader took 15 year old girl across border for sex
Councillor Bruce Hayne resigns from Surrey First party; will sit as independent
Trudeau and B.C. North Coast First Nations announce ocean protection agreement
Is B.C. ready for pot legalization? Victoria mayor says yes; police chief has questions
B.C. looking to reform environmental assessments for major projects
Canada aims to curb number of migrant children held in detention
Vancouver SunSchools grapple with adding Indigenous content in tumultuous year
B.C. Crown says polygamous leader took 15 year old girl across border for sex
Councillor Bruce Hayne resigns from Surrey First party; will sit as independent
Trudeau and B.C. North Coast First Nations announce ocean protection agreement
Is B.C. ready for pot legalization? Victoria mayor says yes; police chief has questions
B.C. looking to reform environmental assessments for major projects
Canada aims to curb number of migrant children held in detention
As crowded mayoral race's latest entrant, Wai Young aims to stand right out
B.C. government intends to crack down on hidden ownership of real estate
Decision time looms for Rich Coleman as Surrey politics gets another shake up
Vancouver Province
Will Rich Coleman run for Surrey mayor?
Victoria Times Colonist
It is so a veto, no matter what minister says
Victoria News
Victoria council candidate wants to help out young families
Pacheedaht First Nation celebrated return of Jordan River lands
Global BC
Graphic anti-abortion flyers distributed in New Westminster spark outrage
Lightning ignites 72 new wildfires in northern BC
No, a B.C. election is not going to happen anytime soon
B.C. rolls out $750,000 in child care grants with more to come 'soon'
Downtown Vernon location picked for proposed $40 million cultural facility
Georgia Straight
A year end report card for the VSB's trustees
Public hearing set for Vancouver condo and hotel tower near B.C. Place
Portland Hotel Society manager Coco Culbertson wants a seat on council to prevent overdose deaths
Kennedy Stewart becomes first Vancouver mayoral candidate to disclose donors' identities
Vancouver Courier
Mayoral candidate Wai Young promises to scrap bike lanes in Vancouver
Here's how empty homes tax revenue will be spent
City looks to buy or expropriate Regent and Balmoral hotels
Developer behind Boffo-Kettle project says rezoning application too costly and risky
Hundreds gather in Vancouver to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day
Bus overcrowding sees steep drop: TransLink
The Tyee
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Miscellaneous
Drinking water in B.C.'s daycares still not regularly tested for lead
One in two Indigenous children in danger of going to school hungry
Wai Young announces candidacy for Vancouver mayor with promise to rip up bike lanes
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