Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Wednesday, February 20, 2019
BC Budget Reaction
Budget's Inequality Measures a Start - But More Progress Depends on us
NDP receives mixed but mostly positive reviews for a B.C. Budget that holds steady
With budget, NDP determined to show how much they care
Renters' $400 rebate nowhere to be found in BC NDP budget
Finance minister expects BC to lead country in economic growth
James shares reserves that Liberals refused to distribute
BC Teachers Union cites funding gap for students in NDP budget
Budget aims for long-term progress
Just vaccinate the children
Head of Victoria homebuilders says provincial budget won't solve housing crisis
Few incentives in spending-heavy B.C. budget, global downturn worries business leaders
'Stand pat' budget means no early election call in BC
Globe and Mail
BC Doctors see a surge of young people seeking vaccination amid measles outbreak
The Vancouver Asahi: A pioneering baseball team torn apart by Japanese-Canadian internment
CBC
Heritage Minute tells tale of Japanese-Canadian baseball pioneers torn apart by internment
Parents demand longer lunch breaks for 'hangry' school kids
Immunization requests spike in wake of measles outbreak
Vancouver Sun
BC drivers to fork out an extra 1.74 billion in ICBC premiums by 2022
Vancouver Province
Plecas set to roar again as committee meets on spending scandal
Victoria Times Colonist
Victoria to end free Sunday street parking starting in May
Victoria mayor to tour Alberta oilsands with 'open mind'
Less talk urged to speed completion of Victoria bike-lane network
Victoria News
Victoria gears up to axe free parking on Sundays
BC Seniors Advocate questions labour shortage in care homes
Global BC
Closing West End business laments community plan's move towards rental density
BC government considers requiring students to register measles immunizations
Salmon Arm moving to ban plastic bags
Interior Health: No confirmed cases of measles in BC Interior
BC Seniors could be facing care shortage
Georgia Strait
Climate Change resilience: High-tech snowpack monitoring proposed for Metro Vancouver watersheds
Vancouver Courier
Half of those ordered to stay home from two Vancouver schools not immunized for measles
Squamish council grapples with possibilities of rental-only zoning
Province not stabilizing housing market the right way: BCREA
Public hearing scheduled following changes to West Vancouver's Evelyn project
The Tyee
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