Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Saturday, January 19 & 20, 2019
Globe and Mail
How one B.C. community is fighting to keep Indigenous children with their families
BC's Speaker promises answers on turmoil in legislature
By-election in NDP territory tests strength of B.C's minority government
Liberals name Richard T. Lee as new candidate to replace Karen Wang in Burnaby South byelection
CBC
Burnaby Mountain fire lights concerns around Kinder Morgan tank farm
Tall timber towers taking root in Canada as builders look to go green
B.C. byelection in NDP territory tests strength of minority government
Abandon Trans Mountain if consultations fail to satisfy all Indigenous stakeholders, says Singh
Vancouver Sun
The sub-million dollar detached home is back in Vancouver
Ultimate respect as BC Gang squad media officer Shinker Kirk is laid to rest
Parties plot strategy in Nanaimo byelection
Why some Wet'suwet'en councils signed agreements with Coastal Gas Link
Vancouver Province
The next ten days could change everything in B.C. politics
Victoria Times Colonist
B.C. parents face lineups, lotteries for French immersion
For Nanaimo Mayor, speculation tax isn't a priority
Nanaimo needs more services to tackle social issues: councillor
ICBC regulation is a setback for women's rights
Victoria News
Celebration of Life hosted for 29 Victoria trees set to be removed
Head of Greater Victoria builders warns of changing construction climate
Saanich councillor raises the possibility of charging for plugging in electric vehicles
Fact checking the NDP's speculation tax on empty homes
Global BC
Burnaby fire crews contain storage shed fire near Kinder Morgan tank facility
Vancouver, Surrey to offer free test rides in driverless shuttles in February
B.C. music teacher reprimanded for telling Grade 6,7 students about serial killers
Hundreds turn out for annual women's march in downtown Vancouver
Federal Liberals tap former BC MLA Richard Lee as new candidate in Burnaby South
Georgia Strait
During diplomatic fight with China, Trudeau Liberals nominate former harsh critic of Beijing, Richard T. Lee
March on Vancouver attracts sizeable crowd but nothing like the Women's march of 2017
Vancouver Courier
Hundreds march for women's rights in Vancouver
Coquitlam affordable housing project creates 'pathway to home ownership'
Richard Lee to replace Karen Wang as Burnaby South Liberal candidate
North Vancouver schools adopt 'hands off' policy for working with behavioural challenges
We've been duped for years on money-laundering, attorney general says
The Tyee
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