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Tag Archives: election 2013
This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Find the party that is accountable for its actions.
This week’s topic: What is the most important factor voters should consider at the polls? When Kathryn’s submission arrived in my email, it was clear that while we come from different positions on the political spectrum, she felt the same … Continue reading
The BC Liberals: Jobs, Families, Tuna Melts.
Our good friends over at Deep Rogue Ram, have done it again, this time with a Dan Murphy classic. Give the man a round of applause please!
What’s it like working with Premier Christy Clark? “She’s a role model for the next generation…” ~ Rich Coleman, minister of everything.
Thankfully, I’ll never have to find out. However, Rich Coleman, minister of everything under the sun has, and actually likes working with Christy so much, he made this video on YouTube just to prove how much he likes working with her. … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, Corruption, crime, Enbridge, Federal politics, forestry, Independent power projects, Laila Yuile, P3 projects in BC, The China Connection, The Environment
Tagged adrian dix, bc liberals, bc ndp, boessenkool, brian topp, christy clark, corruption, deceit, election 2013, ethnicgate, Laila Yuile, rich coleman
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Clark tries new tactic to woo women back into the fold with Über-mommy friendly website – paid for with your tax dollars.
It started innocently enough. While checking out my twitter feed, something came by from the Christy Clark twitter feed sending followers to the new public service announcement on bullying. I bit, clicked… and ended up on the BC governments newest website, … Continue reading
This week’s column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Cutting services to most vulnerable a typical Liberal tactic
Winner of the last duel on the value of the Canadian Senate was Laila Yuile with 64%. This week’s topic: Is the recent B.C. budget really a Liberal budget — or an NDP-style one? Premier Christy Clark — who still … Continue reading
Posted in 24 hours Vancouver The Duel, BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, Enbridge, Federal politics, forestry, Independent power projects, Laila Yuile, P3 projects in BC, The China Connection, The Environment
Tagged autism funding reduced, bc liberals. bc ndp, budget 2013, christy clark, election 2013, fetal alcohol syndrome, Gordon Campbell, kathryn marshall, Laila Yuile, the duel
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Coming soon : An all new, 100+ reasons the BC Liberals must go. Now accepting reader submissions
As someone who has blogged about politics since the last election in this province, I’ve seen so many stories and examples of the current governments cronyism/unethical behavior/questionable policies/ corrupt activities that quite honestly, it still astounds me. Following the 2009 election, … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, BC Rail, Corruption, crime, Enbridge, Federal politics, forestry, Independent power projects, Laila Yuile, P3 projects in BC, The China Connection, The Environment
Tagged 100 reason the bc liberals must go, bc liberals, bc ndp, christy clark, election 2013, Laila Yuile, rich coleman
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Breaking news – Abbotsford South BC Liberal Riding Association Directors and President resign, citing ” Unfair, not democratic ” election of candidate Darryl Plecas.
A stunning turn of events in the valley, my good friends over at Abbotsford Today have the breaking news. “In a letter issued this afternoon the BC Liberal Abbotsford South Riding Association has resigned saying the election of Darryl Plecas was “both unfair … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, Corruption, crime
Tagged bc liberals, christy clark, darryl plecas, election 2013, john van dongen, moe gill
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One of the most important graphs and the two most important posts, you will ever read about BC’s coming debt load.
Source: http://www.fin.gov.bc.ca/PT/dmb/ref/netDebt.pdf Our good friends over at Blog Borg Collective has a very important post up this morning that clearly show the amount of debt the province is carrying – without including crown corps etc. The chart above is from … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, crime, Enbridge, forestry, Independent power projects, Laila Yuile, P3 projects in BC, The China Connection, The Environment
Tagged bc liberals, bc ndp, blog borg collective, china, christy clark, election 2013, fracking, hst, kevin falcon, lailayuile, mke de jong, natural gas, P3s, port mann tolls
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