Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Saturday/Sunday January 12 & 13, 2019
Globe and Mail
National Energy Board will examine jurisdiction of plans for Coastal GasLink pipeline project
BC conservationists want protection for 'Canada's most magnificent' old-growth forest
Many young professionals leaving Vancouver over high cost of housing
This pipeline is challenging Indigenous law and Western law. Who really owns the land?
CBC
Housing agency aims to address rental squeeze in Merritt
Study shows black bears need a variety of salmon species to be healthy
Vancouver's brain drain? Young professionals leaving over high cost of housing
New Vancouver art exhibit explores Indigenous land and water rights
Hundreds march in Vancouver to protest Coastal GasLink pipeline
Remote BC community worried about future of access road
Haida Gwaii animal welfare group calls out lack of bylaw enforcement
B.C. First Nation sues feds over Atlantic Salmon farming in Pacific waters
People arrested at Gidimt'en anti-pipeline camp allege inappropriate use of force
Vancouver Sun
Marine protection plan for Trans Mountain pipeline fails; enviro group
Chinese students' river of cash unlikely to dry up
Vancouver Province
LNG mega-project 'full steam ahead' but more protests loom
Victoria Times Colonist
Seniors watchdog baffled by decline in home support within Island Health
Victoria Councillor asking B.C. for power to tax empty houses
Help line will need adequate funding
Flu season hits hard
Victoria News
Seven years later, Saanich still stalling on Panama Flats
Langford councillor speaks out about garbage, noise from development
Tracking propaganda around B.C.'s latest pipeline protest
Global BC
Top cop turns traffic cop in Victoria when aggressive driver 'wipes out'
Kelowna homeless camp cooking fire sparks grass blaze
After tough year, loss of White Rock pier has businesses on edge
Former Squamish Nation council co-chair charged with fraud, theft
Georgia Strait
Dana Larsen keeps his dispensaries open and urges supporters to contact Vancouver politicians
Councillor Christine Boyle's aims to dramatically ramp up City of Vancouver's climate actions
COPE's Jean Swanson will seek council's endorsement of campaign for free transit for minors
Vancouver Courier
Activists march in Downtown Vancouver in support of Wet'suwet'en anti-LNG camp
Conservationists want protection on 'Canada's most magnificent' old growth forest
Horgan calls for unity to protect dwindling wild salmon stocks
The Tyee
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