Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Monday, March 25, 2019
Globe and Mail
New approach to rental-development incentives 'greatly preferable' to old plan, Vancouver councillor Adriane Carr says
CBC
BC Government announces new tax credit for LNG projects
'It's not the place for me': Kelowna man adjusts to social housing from life on street
Crash threatens Vancouver shipyards schedule for new coast guard ships
Vancouver casino dealers fired for cheating collusion
Vancouver Sun
BC LNG bill a slam dunk with Liberals teaming up with NDP
Councillors, developers at odds over affordable rental policies in Vancouver
BC brings in tax credit to help spur liquefied natural gas investment
TransLink wants to know how it came improve customer experience
TransLink to issue paper transfers on community buses
Vancouver Province
Liberals hope to cash in on VW drive's $8,000 ICBC bill
Victoria Times Colonist
In policy reversal, B.C. NDP offer tax credits to spur LNG investment
Crash threatens Vancouver shipyard's schedule for new coast guard ships
Focus should be on early childhood educators, not spaces: daycare operator
Victoria News
Saanich to potentially host first hydrogen fuel station on Vancouver Island
Saanich to recognize Councillor Judy Brownoff for a quarter century on council
BC NDP moves to provide tax credits, tax cut for LNG Canada
Fired BC farmland commission chair backs NDP rule changes
Global BC
Concerns growing from small businesses over the Employer Health Tax
Testing the testers: BC lawyers snap up surplus breathalyzers to check for flaws
BC government hoping to pass LNG legislation without support of the BC Greens
Delivery schedule for new coast guard ships threatened after vessel damaged in Victoria crash
ICBC researching hazard testing that led to 11% reduction in U.K. new driver crash rates
Georgia Strait
Taxes fall for most B.C. households under NDP rule, according to Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
BC Green Leader Andrew Weaver calls NDP government's LNG legislation a "generational sellout'
Vancouver Courier
Downtown crackdown - campouts on major Vancouver streets need to end
Society launches 'toxic stops here' ad campaign in local bus shelters
Meet the Vancouverite poised to lead BC's 43,000 teachers
The Tyee
RCMP's Social Media Surveillance Symptom of Broad Threat to Privacy, Says BCCLA
'Project Wide Awake': How the RCMP watches you on Social Media
Miscellaneous
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