Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Friday, February 8 2019
Globe and Mail
B.C Legislature officials defend spending, seek reinstatement
Vancouver detox facility proposal under attack from Grandview-Woodland Area Council
CBC
Canadian universities face credit risk if China restricts student travelling to Canada, report says
'I don't think it's fair': Belcarra homeowners push back against B.C.' speculation tax
Suspended B.C. officials deny allegations of overspending
B.C. wants to seize properties of illegal immigration consultant
Vancouver Sun
First look at suspended officials' responses to Speaker's allegations
Which MLAs broke the law? Speaker should tell us who might go to jail
Few convictions for money laundering in B.C. since 2002
Sales slump could signal tough times ahead for BC realtors
NDP should sell BC Place completely
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
Speaker approved some expenses he questioned in report: officers
Nanaimo council backs new code of conduct - unanimously
Take another look at polls
Mining our information
Victoria News
Victoria parents want SD61 to 'start over' with catchment planning
Snowfall wreaks havoc on Greater Victoria
BC Residents visit MLA's offices to urge action on old growth protection
Global BC
Call for money laundering inquiry heads to Vancouver city Council
'It will bankrupt us': Sechelt residents pack up amid sinkhole-driven evacuation alert
Vancouver Park Board commissioner wants pot sales banned at 4/20 event
Coastal GasLink receives warning from B.C. Oil and Gas Commission over pipeline construction
Clerk and Sergeant at Arms defend themselves against allegations in leaked documents
A B.C. money laundering inquiry is backed by every demographic that was asked in this Ipsos poll
BC Attorney General David Eby says 'huge interest' exists for money laundering public inquiry
Georgia Strait
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Vancouver Courier
BC adds 8,700 jobs in January amid 'solid' labour market
Metro Vancouver residents overwhelmingly support UBC SkyTrain extension
Joint support ship next for Seaspan shipyard
B.C. assessment process unfair to homeowners, small business
The Tyee
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