Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Friday March 15, 2019
Globe and Mail
BC seeks judicial approval from Court of Appeal to regulate heavy oil shipments
Influx of B.C. teachers has led to fewer services for some, not more
As land values rise, it's beloved small businesses that feel the squeeze
CBC
LNG Canada could approve expansion before natural gas export facility is complete
First nation attempts to halt drilling at B.C. lake considered sacred
'Just asking for a safe future': Thousands of B.C. students protest political inaction on climate change
More civil claims filed against province, former social worker in negligence, fraud case
Kootenay mill plans 'mass'e expansion
Revelstoke's population could be double official tally, mayor believes
Ottawa, BC announce 5 year salmon restoration fund to rebuild wild stocks
Vancouver Sun
Wilkinson gives NDP 'yachts' of ammo in class warfare optics
BC students join global strike for climate action
Alleged BC money launderer challenging order to hand over bank records
The secret lives of Salmon, where are all the pinks
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
Island students join global strike, call for action on climate change
This isn't what voters wanted, councillor says of Victoria's vision
Victoria Police Department, city council stuck in budget stalemate
Salmon funding finally in place
Victoria News
Study highlights critical impacts of housing market in Victoria
Fiver Greater Victoria sites under consideration for region's first film studio
Colorectal cancer researcher needs more B.C. survivors
Global BC
TransLink looks to get Phase 3 of Metro Vancouver's transit plan rolling, despite federal funding gap
Vancouver students join worldwide school walkouts to call for climate change action
BC Wild salmon get $142M cash infusion for habitat restoration
BC health minister defends decision to roll privately-run home support services into health authorities
Georgia Strait
Vancouver mayor describes New Zealand mosque attacks as 'Islamophobia stoked by unchecked white supremacism'
Student climate strike fills streets of Vancouver with young environmental protestors
Vancouver Courier
Proposed Kitsilano residential building includes London Drugs Store
B.C. cancelled December China forest trip due to political concerns over Huawei CFO arrest
Vancouver Heritage Commission criticial of Holy Rosary Cathedral reno proposal
NDP ready to freeze legal aid funding as lawyers prepare April 1 strike
Expensive apartment parking stalls are significantly underused: Metro Vancouver study
Ottawa. BC announce five year salmon restoration fund to rebuild wild stocks
'Substantial' chinook restrictions likely needed, says former fisheries minister
The Tyee
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