Thursday, October 4, 2018
Victoria Viewpoints: Thursday, October 4, 2018
Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Thursday, October 4, 2018
Globe and Mail
Union electioneering sparks legal controversy in Vancouver mayoral race
Metro Vancouver finds nearly 700 homeless youths in the Lower Mainland
Vancouver opens the door to duplexes
CBC
BC eye doctors demand province halt plans to reduce cataract fees
Wildfire, flood evacuees in BC offered break on energy bills
'They just kept on coming': Saanich homeless camp sets up on private property
681 youth living homeless in Metro Vancouver: report
Buyers can't be choosers: Legal BC weed supply available but selection likely limited
BC signs breakthrough reconciliation agreement with shishálh Nation
Vancouver parents to receive letters about lead in school water fountains
Vancouver Sun
Leap of faith with Horgan on electoral reform has dark side for voters
BC's climate targets mean major changes for ordinary citizens
At least 681 youths are homeless according to Metro Vancouver count
Lots of thanks to go around in getting to LNG mega project
Vancouver Province
Referendum is what it is. Just deal with it
Victoria Times Colonist
Developer withdraws Northern Junk proposal at last minute
Nanaimo expects to spend $300,000 cleaning up parks after tent city closes
NDP gave a little to get a lot more
NDP embraces LNG
Victoria News
Property developer withdraws application for eight storey downtown Victoria building
Global BC
Parents to learn which Vancouver schools had water fountains stopped over lead concerns
Former casino security executive steps down as chair of Justice Institute of BC Board
Nearly 700 homeless youth in Metro Vancouver, according to new study
BC government anticipates a shortage of certain strains of recreational pot
Premier John Horgan willing to debate Liberal leader on electoral reform but details unknown
B.C. education minister Rob Fleming says right wing-left wing worksheet is 'offensive'
Georgia Strait
Vancouver needs U pass for the working class
BC Christian leaders express support for LGBT inclusive SOGI in schools to counter conservative Christian protesters
5 schisms that could determine the outcome of the Vancouver election in 2018
Vancouver Courier
Mixed use development proposed for Strathcona site
Why does Vancouver mayoral candidate Kennedy Stewart look so damn sad?
North Shore needs rapid transit now: SFU expert
Child welfare not appropriate for Indigenous kids: former BC advocate
Here's what your landlord can and can't do with a rental increase in BC
Vancouver voters to answer $300 million question
No clear front-runners as yet in B.C.'s electoral reform debate
The Tyee
What Can BC's SOGI Supporters learn from Ontario's Sex-Ed struggles
Miscellaneous
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