Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Globe and Mail
First Nations leaders urge Trudeau for inclusion in Trans Mountain pipeline talks
Vancouver's Sahota family pursues licence for medical marijuana farm
Questions raised about health supports after homeless man spends dying hours inside Vancouver Tim Horton's
CBC
Conservation group purchases farm near Fernie to protect grizzlies
Can we tax our way out of the housing crisis ? B. C premier defends measures to curb frenzy
'A delicate balance': Death in Tim Hortons raises dilemma of when to wake a person sleeping on the street
'Stop making more people homeless': Vancouver man fights to get his motorhome back
Trudeau meets with B.C. Indigenous body that helps pipeline project 'move forward'
Protestors greet PM at meeting with Trans Mountain pipeline's Indigenous-led oversight committee
City of Vancouver considers banning new towers in Chinatown
Vancouver Sun
Salmon and electricity at centre of Columbia River Treaty negotiations
Trans Mountain is now Taxpayer Mountain
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
NDP measures haven't helped affordability
Victoria News
BC Ferries converts 'Spirit of British Columbia' to LNG
Milk and chicken Donald Trump's latest Canadian trade targets
Pharmacists to be added to B.C. primary care teams
Global BC
City of Richmond moving ahead with plan to make city more 'dementia friendly'
Getting Trans Mountain built 'more important than winning a few extra seats': Trudeau
BC Liberal votes are big fans of BC NDPs housing taxes, poll shows
City of Vancouver proposes new height limits for Chinatown developments
Not for profit Burnaby daycare says it's being evicted from church basement after 20 years
Georgia Straight
Petition aims at Harper years with call for a royal commission to investigate Canada's overdose crisis
Vancouver Courier
Hector Bremner says his new party will launch at the end of the month
Is Vancouver about to become 'Sim City'?
Vancouver council pushes controversial Chinatown 'downzoning' to public hearing
Election seasons brings another wacky week in lead-up to October 20 vote
Minister paints happy picture of B.C. Hydro
The Tyee
I want Proportional Representation - But Not this way
Ken Sim Could be Vancouver's First Chinese-Canadian mayor
Fixing unaffordability means embracing non-market housing
Miscellaneous
David Eby handles every live grenade in B.C. politics. Is he a premier-in-waiting?
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