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
Will labour peace in B.C. schools hold? New pressures will challenge bargaining
CBC
Vehicle caught in minor avalanche between Revelstoke and Golden
Vancouver Sun
BCTF denounces Chilliwack trustees bizarre comments on dress code
Young B.C. Muslims seek to combat Islamophobia following attacks
Wilkinson gives NDP Yachts of ammo in class warfare optics
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
Central Saanich gears up to bring car-sharing to community
Concerns about noise, closing time cited as council considers brewery lounge
Organizer pleased with strong turnout for climate change
Salmon funding finally in place
Victoria News
NDP's manufactured farmland crisis dies on the vine
Global BC
Vehicle 'involved' in Trans-Canada avalanche east of Revelstoke: B.C. Transportation Ministry
Penticton may have to return $6M grant for arena upgrades
B.C. Court of Appeal to hear province's challenge of TransMountain pipeline expansion Monday
Richmond company testing driverless delivery cars, but are BC roads ready?
Public consultation period for proposed South Okanagan national park has ended
Georgia Strait
Lessons from Christchurch for MLAs contemplating who should become B.C. human rights commissioner
Vancouver Courier
BC asks for authority over TransMountain shipments in crucial hearing Monday
Pro-Pipeline convoy rolls through Metro Vancouver
The Tyee
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