Posted on November 21, 2010 10:24 pm
by Laila
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Mark Hume of the Globe and Mail has done an outstanding job of taking the Sea to Sky highway shadow toll story to an entirely new level in the Monday edition of the paper, and managed to get some rather creative answers from both Macquarie… Continue Reading “Sea to Sky shadow toll story makes national news courtesy of Mark Hume and the Globe and Mail”
Category: crimeTags: bc liberals, bc ministry of transportation, Bc Rail, globe and mail, Gordon Campbell, kevin falcon, kiewit, macquarie, mark hume, sea to sky, sea to sky shadow tolls, shirley bond, Uncategorized
Posted on June 24, 2009 8:19 am
by Laila
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~ In a shocking revelation heard in B.C. Supreme Court yesterday, George Copley (Lawyer for the Premier and Cabinet) said that the 4 years of emails requested by the defence as evidence in the BC Rail case, cannot be found and may have been erased –… Continue Reading “Bits and Bites – SPECIAL B.C. RAIL EDITION – Wednesday June 24th, 2009:”
Category: crimeTags: arneal virk, Basi-Virk Trial, bc legislature raids, bc liberals, bc mary, Bc Rail, bc rail case, bill teileman, bob basi, gary mason, globe and mail, Gordon Campbell, gordon campbell + basi virk, mark hume, missing emails, railgate, robin mathews, Uncategorized
Posted on June 17, 2009 6:45 am
by Laila
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A good morning to everyone! Was that actually rain last night? I did hear and see some drops on the car before heading to bed last night, but no sign this morning. Guess I’m back to watering later, but what the province really needs… Continue Reading “Bits and Bites – Wednesday,June 17th, 2009”
Category: BC PoliticsTags: a change is gonna come, alberta, barry penner, bats, bc liberals, blues, changes, clarence bekker, cloudworks energy, david ebner, environmental concerns, globe and mail, Gordon Campbell, grandpa elliot, ipp, journalism, kiewit, rain, run of the river, samsung cameras, Uncategorized, weather, western wilderness committee, wind turbines
Posted on March 16, 2009 6:36 am
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If you don’t follow David Berner’s blog now, I suggest that you do. He writes and comments and talks about various important issues facing those of us in Lotusland, and often touches on items that would otherwise escape the scrutiny of the public. Imagine… Continue Reading “Criminals facing trial applaud VANOC’s commandeer of the RCMP for 10 weeks during 2010”
Category: BC PoliticsTags: 2010 olympic games, bc liberals, Courts system, crime in surrey, david berner, delta police, gang shootings, gang violence, gangs, globe and mail, RCMP, tickets to winter olympics, tourism vancouver, travel vancouver 2010, Uncategorized, vancouver 2010, vancouver police, vanoc, wally oppal, winter olympics 2010
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