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What’s Paragon’s Lobbyist got to hide?
Remember T Richard Turner? T Richard Turner of “called the minister to make sure my roof went through” fame? T Richard Turner of “sure I was the Chairman of the BC Lottery Corporation while a partner in a Casino company … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged Paragon, T Richard Turner, Vic Poleschuk
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Fool you once, shame on them. Fool you twice…
BC Budget 2012. MSP premiums up, Fees up, Small business taxes up, Hydro Rates up, Gas tax up. Health care, eduction, post sec, law and order all down. It’s the “Families last” budget.
Posted in BC Politics
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For the good of the party
“What I hope to do is demonstrate that this premier, this minister of finance and this government intends to respond to things in a manner that will bring home some of those people that have decided to support another party,” … Continue reading
Posted in BC Politics
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Falcon’s bud ditches Christy to join BC Conservatives
Rick Peterson, a key member of Kevin Falcon’s campaign team, has defected to the BC Conservatives. Peterson will join John Cummins’ Conservatives as Deputy Chair of the party’s Finance Committee. Translation: Peterson will be making the corporate rounds raising money … Continue reading
Posted in BC Politics
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HST driving BC vote patterns?
Is the BC Liberal Christy Party hamstrung by the HST? That’s one question raised by a new Angus Reid poll on the Premier’s HST strategy. The poll, released Friday night by CTV news, shows the HST continues to be mighty … Continue reading
The Premier’s week: Update
Do you ever feel like you’re living a version of SNL’s weekend update? If you’re a British Columbian you should.
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Liar, liar: Courts on fire
For the last two day the NDP has been hammering the Clark government over the sad state of BC’s justice System after eleven years of BC Liberal cuts. Opposition Leader Adrian Dix led off question period Wednesday with a question … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged Adrian Dix, BC Attorney General, Daniel Steinberg, Mike de Jong, Shirley Bond, Wally Oppal
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Another great week…
…For the Premier. It started with shifting the throne speech from the leg to the Bill Good show. Moved immediately to the Ombudsman’s devastating report on seniors care in the province, which was followed by Dix creaming Clark on BC’s … Continue reading
Same old, same old? Wrong answer
“C. James: I want to ask a question about acute care beds, as I’ve been asking for the last three questions. Why did the government cut one in five acute care beds in this province after they were elected in 2001? … Continue reading
Posted in BC Politics
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