Tag: crime
Rich Coleman announces retirement as Cullen Commission gets underway
Frédéric Bastiat was a 19th century free market French economist and writer. He is known for his writings on plunder, legal or otherwise, and one of his most reknowned quotes is: “When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in… Continue Reading “Rich Coleman announces retirement as Cullen Commission gets underway”
Everything old is new again: CBC investigation raises big questions about Port Mann bridge build.
For Merv. There is nothing that gets a transportation geeks blood pumping than seeing some excellent investigative work on a project you’ve written about at least a dozen times: the Port Mann bridge project. Two pieces you should read this morning and I will… Continue Reading “Everything old is new again: CBC investigation raises big questions about Port Mann bridge build.”
Letter from a reader : An Uber perspective from a former taxi driver.
I’ve been busy researching for upcoming posts on Site C and BC Hydro next week – there is a lot to cover since BC Hydro filed suit against the Treaty 8 Rocky Mountain campers along with a few local farmers and residents supporting them… Continue Reading “Letter from a reader : An Uber perspective from a former taxi driver.”
Houston, we have a problem: hardly anyone votes in Surrey
I tweeted out some stark reminders of Surrey’s last election today: Population of Surrey: approx. 472,000, estimated to grow by about a 1000 every month Number of registered voters : 279,051 as per the last election in 2011 Number of ballots cast: 70,253 Number… Continue Reading “Houston, we have a problem: hardly anyone votes in Surrey”
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