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- “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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- 100 + reasons the BC Liberals must go.
- 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.
- Surrey ranks in the Top 10 Most Dangerous cities in Canada - so why not add slot machines to one of the poorest neighbourhoods?
- Want to know how much it costs to build a road,bridge or overpass?
- Friends helping friends: The story of how the BC Liberal - SNC Lavalin connection persists with Christy Clark.
- SNC Lavalin takes further ( damage control ?) action, replaces Gwyn Morgan and 3 directors.
- "Speak your mind even if you are a minority of one. The truth is still the truth." ~ Mohandas Gahndi
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Tag Archives: kathryn marshall
This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: “No free pass for Dix,even if Liberals need turfing.”
In this weeks column, Kathryn and I tackle the question : Does B.C. need a change in leadership? This column, was the catalyst for yesterday’s post here, because the closer I was to reaching my column word length, the more I … Continue reading
Posted in 24 hours Vancouver The Duel, BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics
Tagged adrian dix, bc liberals, bc ndp, christy clark, kathryn marshall, Laila Yuile, the duel
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This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: “Spending money on day care better than on ads”
Columnists Laila Yuile and Kathryn Marshall battle over the issues of the day. Winner of the last duel on the provincial deficit was Kathryn Marshall with 55%. This week’s topic: Should B.C. bring in $10-per-day child care? While Kathryn makes a … Continue reading
This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: Shortsighted approach will hurt Yahoo… and all of society.
Columnists Laila Yuile and Kathryn Marshall battle over the issues of the day. Winner of the last duel on sex education was Laila Yuile with 53%. This week’s topic: Is banning work from home the right move? Marissa Mayer’s decision to ban all … 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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This weeks column for 24Hrs Vancouver: The sooner we abolish the Senate, the better.
Who wins this week? Columnists Laila Yuile and Kathryn Marshall battle over the issues of the day. This week’s topic: Is modern politics served by the Canadian Senate? The news last week that Senator Pamela Wallin had joined the ranks … Continue reading
This weeks column from 24Hrs Vancouver : Female political content needed to help candidates
Who wins this week? Columnists Laila Yuile and Kathryn Marshall battle over the issues of the day. This week’s topic: Are gender quotas in politics outdated? Kathryn and I come from opposite ends of the political spectrum, but on rare … Continue reading
This weeks column from 24Hrs Vancouver: Focus on labour peace ignores underfunding
Who wins this week? Columnists Laila Yuile and Kathryn Marshall battle over the issues of the day. This week’s topic: Does Christy Clark’s 10-year education plan address the real issues in education? Politicians who use children in photo-ops always come … Continue reading
This weeks column from 24Hrs Vancouver: Efforts to discredit Idle No More show its worth
Who wins this week? Columnists Laila Yuile and Kathryn Marshall battle over the issues of the day. Vote for the winner below the column at the link below. This week’s topic: Has Idle No More been effective as a movement? … Continue reading
Weekend roundup for your reading pleasure!
With this stunning and somewhat rare West Coast Sunshine, we should all be outside enjoying the weather before it returns to nasty rain again! However, I know a lot of people down with flu and colds now, and so I’ve compiled a few … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC NDP, BC Politics, BC Rail, Corruption, crime, Federal politics, forestry, Laila Yuile, The China Connection, The Environment
Tagged 24hours vancouver, andrew nikiforuk, basi-virk, Bc film industry, BC Jobs plan, bc liberals, bc ndo, Bc Rail, bob mackin, CFOX, Christy Clark milf, drex, entertainment, fracking, Katherin Carlson, kathryn marshall, movie industry, rob shaw, the duel, the tyee, vancouver
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Idle No More empowers First Nations to demand change
Laila Yuile’s 24 hours column, Monday January 7th, 2012 This week’s topic: Does Idle No More address the real problems? “I’d like to start this week by thanking Kathryn for her warm welcome and agreeing with her immediately. She’s definitely right … Continue reading
