Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Monday, February 25, 2019
Globe and Mail
BC ferry services, whale watching threaten endangered whales, National Energy Board says
First-of-its-kind registry in BC aims to crack down on under-the-radar condo flippers
CBC
Oak Bay's desire for revitalization clashes with neighbourhood opposed to a 4 storey apartment
Man dead in officer involved shooting at New Westminster mall
6 arrested at Maple Ridge homeless camp
'It's very easy to hide': North Vancouver student pushes for support to help teens quit vaping
Vancouver Sun
Record number of international tourists flock to B.C.
Record number of tents in Oppenheimer Park as mercury keeps plummeting
Lawyers threaten strike over 'crippled legal aid system in BC'
B.C. NDP lose embarrassing legal round to Alberta
BC government launches first of its kind condo pre-sale registry
Vancouver Province
Will Vancouver schools close? No guarantees from NDP
Victoria Times Colonist
Recommendations on seniors' care not implemented 7 years after report: ombudsperson
Victoria News
BC examines new directions for renewable electricity projects
Global BC
Vernon looks at relaxing urban beekeeping rules
Oliver BC mayor calls for referendum on controversial national park concept, Parks Canada extends public input period
Shock of federal mortgage stress test now behind BC housing market: BCREA
Victoria mayor coming to tour Alberta oilsands with 'open mind'
Georgia Strait
Vancouver offers technical assistance to help Surrey mayor Doug McCallum begin process of creating local police force
Tribunal proceeds with woman's complaint about supervisor's spanking comment
Consultant recommends mandate for BC Ferries to consider public interest in reducing carbon emissions
After arrests at Maple Ridge homeless camp, legal society appeals BC Supreme Court order
BC Food and Farms get boosted protection from mega-mansions and construction waste
Independent Contractors and Business Association wins major award for its campaign to influence public policy
No decision yet on Vancouver school closures, says education trustee Fraser Ballantyne
Independent office investigating fatal police-involved shooting in New Westminster
Green councillor Pete Fry raises prospect of rental-only zoning along UBC subway extension route
Vancouver Courier
Bowen's getting back all the sailings cancelled in 2014
Province limits homes sizes in ALR
Measles unlikely to spread but everyone should be vaccinated, says Vancouver doctor
Don't expect speculation and Empty Homes taxes to increase rental stock in Vancouver
BC registry targets under-the-radar condo flippers to address housing shortage
Officer involved shooting in New West leaves one man dead
The Tyee
Is it possible to develop new housing without displacing tons of renters. Why don't we?
Miscellaneous
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