Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Monday, May 27, 2019
Globe and Mail
BC to become first province to force patients to switch from biologics to less expensive biosimilar drugs
Warmer summer expected in the West spells bad news for forest fires
As BC bears wake up, officials warn urbanites to give social-media snapshots a rest
Indigenous overdose deaths in BC climb up 21 per cent over last year
CBC
BC Green Party introduces legislation to ban conversion therapy
Burnaby council floats huge reforms to rental housing policy
BC shifting to cover cheaper 'biosimilar' drugs, health minister says
Vancouver Sun
BC expects to exceed its zero-waste emission vehicle targets
BC Greens introduce bill to restrict conversion therapy
Pro-union rules implicated as BC highway project soars over budget
BC becomes first province to force change to 'biosimiliar' drugs
BC's bad fire season's 'a new norm of unprecedented wildfires'
How unaffordable is Vancouver? Let us count the ways
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
BC Greens aim to ban conversion therapy
BC arthritis, diabetes patients have 6 months to switch to cheaper 'biosimialr' drugs
Victoria News
Victoria's Old Burnside School re-opens after renovations and with new mandate
BC Pharmacare expanding use of 'biosimilar' drugs to save money
Global BC
Burnaby Council approves further study into SFU gondola
Proposed Burnaby bylaw protecting renters from demovictions passes 1st reading
Composting enforcement being considered for North Okanagan businesses
BC Greens introduce legislation to ban conversion therapy for minors
Much of northern BC under air quality advisories due to Alberta wildfires
BC government becomes first Canadian jurisdiction to shit to cheaper biosimilar drugs
Vancouver Courier
Burnaby passes bold rental only zoning plan to protect, create housing
Driver rear-ended by taxi in Burnaby battled ICBC's 50-50 blame assessment
BC Greens introduce bill to ban conversion therapy; seek all-party support
Federal, provincial housing policies stealthily shift tax burden to cities, locals
Threat of strike looms as BC Teachers and province appear far apart on big issues
BC arthritis, diabetes patients have 6 months to switch to cheaper 'biosimilar' drugs
Georgia Straight
Change sought in relocation of homeless men's shelter to be dislodged by Vancouver tower
TransLink asks Burnaby city council to support gondola to SFU
Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Claire Trevena urges public to embrace Bike to Work and School Week
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