Westcoast Views with Laila Yuile
Politics & Life in British Columbia
Here I sit in the armchair by the window, hair in a bun, eyelids low as I battle to keep them open after staying up past 1 am on an emotional see-saw watching BC’s historic election results roll in. Watching people walk by on the street, I think about how ironic it is that myContinue reading All great changes are preceded by chaos ~ Deepak Chopra
With the election upon us tomorrow, I think it’s safe to say that when it comes to BC politics, I am still a hopeful cynic. Hopeful because I know change is possible,even if the BC Libs retain power tomorrow. Cynical because despite that, I also know that a lot lof what goes on in BCContinue reading BC Election 2017 wrap-up : Just Vote please. Just damn well vote.
“Analysis says project is no longer going to benefit the provincial economy as once expected” That headline, from the CBC: A new report is calling for the suspension of B.C.’s Site C dam project, saying it’s no longer going to benefit the provincial economy as once expected and that power from the hydroelectric station will likely be exported at lossesContinue reading BC Election 2017: “Site C dam project has become ‘uneconomic’ and should be suspended…”
That face-palm kind of moment when Premier Christy Clark and the BC Liberals use the threat of losing the provinces Triple AAA credit rating to attack the NDP… …just months after the Liberals were warned twice in a year, that escalating BC Hydro debt threatens the provinces Triple AAA credit rating… ( But hey, theContinue reading BC Election 2017: The irony is rich when it comes to Clarks concern over BC’s credit rating.
Westcoast Views with Laila Yuile 