Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Globe and Mail
Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart got his wish: no Conservative government
In the age of Uber, are car sharing services heading for trouble?
Trudeau wants TransMountain pipeline completed as 'quickly as possible'
CBC
B.C. calls for unity as Western alienation sentiments surge
Remains found at Kamloops road work site are 545 years old, experts learn
Beer and wine sales begin Thursday on some southern BC Ferries routes
Metro Vancouver moves to hike property taxes by $33 in 2020
BC Government to study proposal to build LNG ship-refeulling facility
Candy of Cannabis: RCMP warn parents to safeguard edibles from children
School support workers serve strike notice for Monday in Saanich
Capital region to develop regional mountain biking policy
BC village residents aren't allowed to live in RV's on their private land
Trudeau extends olive branch to Western Canada, vows to build Trans Mountain despite opposition
Vancouver Sun
We'll see, but consent to First Nations sounds like a veto
'Power of Greta' aims to bring teen climate activists together in Vancouver
BC Liberals push for property tax relief for small business
BC can use personal info to fuel its speculation and vacancy tax program: Ruling
Vancouver Province
As ICBC 'dumpster fire' burns, NDP battles personal-injury lawyers
Victoria Times Colonist
BC Indigenous rights aims to make First Nations Full participants
Greta Thunberg says no time for Island visit, but many still hopeful
Victoria News
'Cartoony' mushrooms popping up across Vancouver Island are highly poisonous
Get ready to 'fall back' again on November 3, BC residents
Salmon counts may indicate future fishing closures
Global BC
BC Liberals introduce bill to cut property tax on 'air' over businesses
Vancouver council to vote on 'collaborative decampment' of Oppenheimer Park
Candy or cannabis: can you tell the difference
Formerly homeless Vernon couple spearheads advocacy group
BC's police watchdog called to investigate death in Langley
Vancouver Courier
BC Liberals introduce legislation that would change how business properties are taxed
CleanBC climate-change electrification plan may not hold water
You can drink beer and wine on BC Ferries sailings out of Vancouver as of this week
A look inside the world of restaurant inspections in and around Metro Vancouver
Climate activist Greta Thunberg disputes invitation to B.C. Legislature
Board upholds firing of Burnaby fraud investigator for media leaks
Georgia Straight
Canadian nationalist Maude Barlow urges B.C. government to stop licensing companies to export bottled water
BC's second phase of cannabis legalization to allow sales of edibles, topicals and extracts
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