Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Tuesday, November 13, 2018
Globe and Mail
Construction workers a key group dying of opioid related drug overdoses in BC
New affordable homes for middle-income earners coming to 42 communities in BC
CBC
BC to introduce ride-hailing legislation in November
Money trees
Traffic regularly slowed to a crawl on Highway 1 west of Victoria
Autism BC board member Laurie Guerra resigns amid anti-SOGI concerns
Vancouver's 10 most wanted: Councillors putting forward big motions at 1st full meeting
BC announces 4900 new affordable rental homes for low to middle income households
Vancouver Sun
Smoke from California reaches BC coastline
BCLC approves new casino near Massey tunnel in Delta
Vancouver council asks province for more opioid response funding
BC housing crisis: Province announces rental projects in 42 communities
Surrey Councillor Laurie Guerra resigns from board of Autism BC
Mayor's Council votes on Surrey Skytrain proposal Thursday
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
Province to help build 558 affordable homes in Victoria
5.7 million for 28 projects to protect Indigenous ecology and culture
Victoria News
Victoria Curling Club, arena parking lot considered for new Crystal Pool location
City of Victoria to see 588 affordable housing units
Global BC
Expert weighs in on Doug McCallum's policing transition plan for Surrey
Ambitious agenda for first meeting of new Vancouver city council
BC Tech company lands $800K in federal funding
Premier John Horgan says ride-hailing legislation will be passed by end of November
BC government promises to build 4,900 new affordable rental units
'It's a criss:' Penticton shelter operator says housing crunch to blame for full shelter
Surrey city councillor Laurie Guerra resigns as director of Autism BC
Georgia Strait
After anti-SOGI controversy, Surrey councillor resigns as Autism BC director
Vancouver Courier
Vancouver council wants $3.5 million from province to help tackle overdose crisis
City of Vancouver should make cohousing projects easier to be built says proponent
Trans Mountain lawyer says protestors remain a threat, urges judge to uphold injunction
BCLC approves Cascades Casino Delta
The Tyee
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