Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Provincial scene:
Globe and Mail
B.C. court rules American Indigenous man has right to hunt in Canada
Condo unit owners can't block building sale, B.C. Supreme Court rules
BC Hydro still working to restore electricity in Fraser Valley after ice storms
CBC
Repair efforts hampered by dangerous conditions following ice storms, B.C. Hydro
Workers prepare to butt out as B.C. Ferries goes smoke free
Closure of Vancouver's neighbourhood pools would have social costs, planner says
Challenges linger for Williams Lake, months after record breaking fire season
Too early to tell if child protection services failed murdered sisters, says B.C.'s 'children's representative
B.C. now shut out of Canada's highest court: Does it matter?
B.C. Liberal party leadership race about to enter final stage
Vancouver Sun
Premier John Horgan promises BC government will be 'working hard' in 2018
Vancouver Province
It was the wildest year ever in B.C. politics
Victoria Times Colonist
2017 was a year in transition
Legislature abounds in found poems
Victoria News
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Global BC
Vancouver Park Board offers some advice for those starting the year with a chilly swim
TransLink offers free rides for New Year's revellers
B.C. politics, one wild ride
With memberships closed, B.C. Liberal leadership race enters home stretch
Georgia Straight
Queen of Burnaby's highest bid rises to $15,020
John Horgan ditched the glasses and became premier
Premier John Horgan releases New Year's message to British Columbians
City of Vancouver opens three drop-in sites to help those escaping freezing weather
British Columbians should be concerned about their province not having a Supreme Court of Canada Justice
Vancouver Courier
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The Tyee
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