Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene for Friday, February 7, 2020
Coronavirus response in BC
Over 200 people tested in BC, with four infected in VCH region
'Now is the time for tolerance': BC coronavirus statement
Repatriation flight carrying Canadians out of Wuhan lands at YVR
Fake News Goes Coronaviral
No passengers from Wuhan coronavirus flights stayed in BC: health officials
Coastal Gas Link/Wet'suwet'en
Armed RCMP launch raid on Second Wet'suwet'en Camp supported by Helicopters, Police Dogs
At the Unisto'ot'en Outpost, a Tight knit Group reading for Police
Lots of RCMP officers descend from helicopters near Gidimt'en Checkpoint on traditional Wet'suwet'en territory
4 more arrested as RCMP move father into Wet'suwet'en territory
Protest march briefly closes Douglas Street, protesters camped out a legislature
Demonstrators settle in ' for the long haul' at BC Legislature, RBC bank
Wet'suwet'en protests and arrests: Here's a look at what's happening now
'Bring it on': BC pipeline opponents defiant as RCMP arrest 4 on 2nd day of enforcement
Wet'suwet'en protests and arrests: Here's a look at what's happening now
Indigenous youth occupy BC legislature steps in support of Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs
Globe and Mail
Vancouver's new plan for co-op lease renewals strikes a balance while providing options
Trans Mountain project costs soar to $12.6 billion
CBC
BC government to rebuild washed out road south of Quesnel
BC newspaper's coronavirus headline called out for racial discrimination
Pain and suffering, the right to sue, cheaper insurance? What ICBC"s changes could mean for you
Empty homes tax has put more rental properties on the market, Vancouver mayor says
City of Surrey not allowed to fine Uber drivers over licensing, judge rules
Vancouver Sun
BC Liberals warned years ago about the ICBC 'dumpster fire', but only fanned the flames
How ICBC will give back your money when rates drop in 2021
Two weeks in, BC ride-hailing drivers happy with the pay and the experience
Mayor to 'move on' after Uber wins injunction against fines in Surrey
Vancouver's mayor says vacancy tax puts more rental homes on market
Richmond based ride hailing service gets BC wide approval
Vancouver Province
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Victoria Times Colonist
Ride hailing OK'd for Greater Victoria, firm that skirted rules given another chance
ICBC overhaul would cut typical premium by $400, limit ability to sue
Shore power get priority as harbour authority delays plan for hotel and stores
Victoria News
BC changes course on Sooke Potholes gate security; now restricted at night
Ride hailing company gets green light to operate in Greater Victoria
'Fault matters' at ICBC, injured people matter more, BC Premier says
Global BC
Trans Mountain pipeline expansion now estimated to coast $12.5B, finish in 2022
Coquihalla open after vehicle incident and heavy snowfall shut down southbound lanes
This BC NDP government is tougher than the last. No fault insurance is more proof
Vacant homes in Vancouver continue to dwindle due to empty homes tax: mayor
Province provides funding supplement to BC School Districts for children and youth in care
Ridesharing company Kabu approved to operate in Victoria, Kamloops and Kelowna
Georgia Straight
HIV-organization Positive Living BC to end its services in Vancouver after operating for over 30 years
Vancouver Courier
Shipping container homes becoming a beautiful - and permanent - living solution
Sea to Sky Gondola opening day event schedule released
Law Society to stop asking medical fitness questions
Two more ride hailing companies get the green light to hit BC roads
BC adds 3,400 jobs in January, but snowy weather hurts workers
Judge chides City of Surrey, halts ticketing of Uber vehicles
Proposed Marpole redevelopment seeks new heights
The Tyee
Miscellaneous
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