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- Updated with readers photos of their BC** I’m not saying that it’s going to be easy…. I AM saying it is going to be worth it. The future is yours if you rise to the challenge.
- “The man of thought who will not act is ineffective; the man of action who will not think is dangerous.” ~ Richard Nixon.
- This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Find the party that is accountable for its actions.
- One of the best graphic images: The Election Web ( would the person who created this contact me for due credit?)
- “There has always been, and there is now, a profound conflict of interest between the people and the government…” ~ Howard Zinn
- BC Liberal members decline and ignore requests for interview with leading LGBT blogger and advocate as ‘too risky’.
- Just an opinion from a “retired Businessman who lives in the Greater Victoria Region.”
- This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Tackling child poverty essential to fixing broken school system
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- Updated with readers photos of their BC** I'm not saying that it's going to be easy.... I AM saying it is going to be worth it. The future is yours if you rise to the challenge.
- 100 + reasons the BC Liberals must go.
- “The man of thought who will not act is ineffective; the man of action who will not think is dangerous.” ~ Richard Nixon.
- Surrey ranks in the Top 10 Most Dangerous cities in Canada - so why not add slot machines to one of the poorest neighbourhoods?
- (updated ) How Christy Clark set the standard for vulgar questions and innuendo - a rebuttal to David Obee, Editor in Chief of the Times Colonist.
- "There has always been, and there is now, a profound conflict of interest between the people and the government...” ~ Howard Zinn
- Friends helping friends: The story of how the BC Liberal - SNC Lavalin connection persists with Christy Clark.
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“There has always been, and there is now, a profound conflict of interest between the people and the government…” ~ Howard Zinn
On the eve of what is most likely going to be a change in government in this province, one would think that I would be exceptionally excited about all of it. After all, I’ve spent many years researching and writing stories on the … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, BC Rail, Corruption, crime, Enbridge, Federal politics, forestry, Independent power projects, Laila Yuile, The China Connection, The Environment
Tagged adrian dix, bc government, bc liberals, bc ndp, christy clark, conservatives, electoral change, integrity bc, sean holman, whipped, who do I vote for? party politics
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Some special Valentines Day messages from Christy Clark, and her pal Stephen Harper.
Lately, there has been a lot of talk about gender inequality and how women in politics are treated differently than men. Thankfully, here on LailaYuile.com, we treat everyone the same! The edgy folks over at Deep Rogue Ram have created a very … Continue reading
The Duel – 24hrs, Vancouver Edition
Heads up for all my readers to pick up a copy of 24hrs Vancouver edition tomorrow, where I go head to head with Kathryn Marshall on this week’s topic: Is Bill C-377 good for Canada’s union members? My column: http://vancouver.24hrs.ca/2012/12/16/conservatives-passed-new-disclosure-requirements-to-hamper-canadas-unions … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, Federal politics, Laila Yuile
Tagged bill c377, conservatives, kathryn marshall, labour issues, Laila Yuile, mulcair, ndp, running, russ hiebert, stephen harper, unions
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Christy Clark is a poser…in a no-win situation.
Dictionary pos·er noun /ˈpōzər/ posers, plural A person who acts in an affected manner in order to impress others a person who habitually pretends to be something he is not (Posers) People that try to pretend to be someone or part of some … Continue reading
Posted in Laila Yuile
Tagged Alison Redford. bc liberals, christy clark, conservatives, Laila Yuile, stephen harper
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“It is about whether we live in a functioning democracy.. or want to.” ~ Andrew Coyne
“This isn’t about the planes, in other words, or costs, or accounting. This is about accountability. This is is about whether departments are answerable to their ministers, and whether ministers are answerable to Parliament — or whether billions of public … Continue reading
Playing with the Dragon: Who is looking after Canadian interests while China outwits our governments?
” We cannot enter into alliances until we know the designs of our neighbours.” ~ Sun Tzu It should come as no surprise to anyone, that the script of a 6th century general and military strategist has even been converted into a … Continue reading
Incongruity of HST fallout and “repercussions” signal new low for BC Liberals and media messengers alike.
Yes, I am still on vacation- some lovely photos on the way - but two things happened in the last 24 hours that made the bile rise in my throat, and I can no longer contain myself. First bile raising incident: I had … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile
Tagged bc liberals, bc truckers association, christy clark, conservatives, harvey oberfeld, hst, kevin falcon, Laila Yuile, stephen harper
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Satire doesn’t get any better than this.
BRAVA to the lovely Pale Cold of A Creative Revolution for this creative caution! Inspired by the story of the widow being pursued by Conservative officials for copyright infringment, after she used their logo in an online ad aimed at … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile
Tagged a creative revolution, asbestos, conservatives, michaela Keyserlingk, pale cold, stephen harper
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Hard facts and cold truth should decide fate of ineffective gun registry, not emotional rhetoric
I know many of you have been waiting for a really great post, on any of the hot political issues right now. However, I have been watching and hearing the seemingly endless emotionally driven rhetoric that champions of the gun … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile
Tagged Bill Tieleman, conservatives, domestic abuse, gun registry, Jack Layton, Laila Yuile, nra, RCMP, stephen harper
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Bits and Bites, Thursday February 11th,2010
After long last, Bits and Bites is making a return on this cold rainy Thursday ! The once weekly Wednesday feature has been on a hiatus for a while, as I’ve devoted as much spare time as possible to investigating and researching … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Laila Yuile
Tagged 2010 olympics news, bc liberals, bid rigging, bits and bites, breaking news vancouver olympics, collusion in construction, conservatives, cornelia marie, corruption, deadliest catch, doug strachan, Gordon Campbell, jean charest, john gomery, kevin falcon, kiewit, Laila Yuile, liberals, ministry of transportation, montreal construction collusion, ndp, organized crime in construction, phil harris, port mann bridge, sea to sky highway, snc- lavalin, stephen harper, surrey school board, surrey school district shortfall budget, tercon contractors vs. british columbia, vancouver news
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