Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Globe and Mail
Former BC sergeant-at-arms lied about spending scandal, independent report finds
CBC
Port Moody council asks mayor to step down until his court case is heard
'A cautionary tale!: Legal battle erupts over alleged $20K type in New West condo sale
Forget Fall: Snow flurries hit Lower Mainland mountain resorts
BC government looks to carve out rules for electric scooters
Former BC sergeant-at-arms lied to investigators report says
Grand Forks won't approve request to use city park for homeless camp this winter
Teck Resources cutting BC jobs after price of coal plunges
Vancouver Sun
Eby rules out changes to lessen ICBC rate shock
Former BC sergeant at arms 'failed to tell the truth' during investigation
Brickbats from Premier instead of deserved accolades
BC proposes changes to Gaming Control Act to support First Nations communities
Labour Board shuts down Vernon attempt to remove fire captain over sex in office
BC government considers new laws for e-scooters, electric unicylces, Segways and more
Vancouver Province
The curious case of Jinny Sim's cellphone, laptop and iPad
Victoria Times Colonist
Former BC sergeant-at-arms 'failed to tell the truth' during probe: report
Victoria to name park for former mayor Peter Pollen
Proposed Gaming Control Act change would give First Nations 7 per cent of BC Lottery Income
Weaver takes own advice, quits while he is ahead
Victoria News
Victoria students, climate activists urge province for protection beyond a plastic bag ban
Laurel Point Park renamed after former Victoria Mayor
Local Green MLA Adam Olsen has not ruled out running for leader of provincial Greens
Global BC
BC's former sergeant-of-arms Gary Lenz accused of 'egregious breach of trust'
Port Moody council to vote on wether Mayor Bob Vagramov should step aside again
Vernon patients face long ultrasound wait times
BC Federation of Labour calls for boycott on four Vancouver hotels in support of striking voters
Emily Carr University to remain closed for another week after suspicious fire
30 storey tower proposed for Vancouver's Commercial Broadway Station
BC Government considers opening the road to e-scooters, electric unicycles, Segways
VPD defends handling of day-long climate change protest on Burrard Bridge
Vancouver Courier
Vancouver councillor's push for Independent oversight will be difficult but necessary
Surrey developer Bob Cheema files defamation suit against Coun. Jack Hundial
Teens want province to tackle 'throw away plastic economy'
Big insurance-price jump for out-of-province drivers
Georgia Straight
Emily Carr University delays reopening until after Thanksgiving as fire cleanup continues
What do police really think about Extinction Rebellion? Check out this video
With 10 arrests on Burrard Bridge, Extinction Rebellion is just getting started in Vancouver
The Tyee
RCMP is so slow to act on Access to Information Requests, It's under investigation
Miscellaneous
RCMP is so slow to act on Access to Information Requests, It's under investigation
Miscellaneous
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