Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Saturday/Sunday, February 23 & 24, 2019
Globe and Mail
B.C. revenue on cannabis a fraction of what it had budgeted a year ago
CBC
Health authority confirms 2 more measles cases in BC Lower Mainland
Confirmed cases of measles prompts alert for Edmonton airport, Leduc locations
Victoria may lose cherry blossoms as city pushes ahead with tree management plan
Violent organized crime in Kamloops poses public risk, says researcher
West Vancouver residents hold protests over proposed B Line bus route
B.C. lawsuit against Alberta turn-off-the-taps legislaton dismissed for being filed to soon
Vancouver Sun
The 'ticking time bomb' threatening affordable rental homes
DFO buried scientists concerns about endangered steeelhead BC deputy minister says
Vancouver may consider different empty home tax rate for foreign owners
Two cases of confirmed measles passed through Vancouver airport this month
Opponents pan TransLink B-Line bus plan for West Vancouver
Vancouver Province
'Wrecking ball' hits two capital cities, where scandals continue to rage
Indigenous languages are central to culture and survival
Victoria Times Colonist
Short term cash for long-term commitments
Victoria News
Saanich Mayor Fred Haynes said stakes of amalgamation process
NDP moving to massive expansion of nanny state
Global BC
Residents of Maple Ridge homeless camp arrested as RCMP enforce court injunction
Richmond mother launches petition to extend school lunch period
BC government announces more doctors coming to Tri-Cities, New West, Anmore and Belcarra
Vancouver adds 2 more measles cases, 1 of them linked to YVR airport
AHS issues public alert after traveller with measles visits Leduc while contagious
Mother of patient with new Vancouver measles case alarmed after Delta doctors missed diagnosis
Protestors in West Vancouver march against proposed B-Line bus route
Court rejects B.C.'s request to declare Alberta oil export law unconstitutional
Georgia Strait
Two new Vancouver measles cases involved travellers, including one who flew to Edmonton on Air Canada Flight
Granville Street brawlers may one day have to pay fines or see their ICBC insurance and driver's licences cancelled
City of Vancouver's discriminatory two-tier parking rates in West End not working out as intended
COPE's Jean Swanson seeks council's support to help Oppenheimer Park campers and keep shelters open
Vancouver Courier
NEB suggests noise reduction for vessels in BC's Salish Sea
YVR Airport to have 20 new food and drink options by 2020
The Tyee
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