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Category Archives: BC Liberals
Prediction time
I’m terrible at predictions, always letting my emotions run amok through the fields, leaving my reason bereft in the ditch. So today, I use a few tricks such as stealing my base from threehundredeight.com and augmenting it with my own … Continue reading
A vote for and a vote against
I’m a partisan. I’ve been a New Democrat since I heard Dave Barrett speak about our province and his vision for it in 1972. But for crying out loud, please shoot me if I ever turn into one of those … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, BC Rail, Christy Clark
Tagged BC Election 2013, BC NDP, May 14
18 Comments
The Red Light factor
I’m out of the country and off the internet more than I’m on it – a ‘get away from the cancer’ trip – but I logged on last night and read the Sun interview with Christy Clark. And I have … Continue reading
Selling the Stadium? Can’t come soon enough.
Good on Adrian Dix for belling the cat that is BC Place as currently run by the BC Liberals. BC Place is the end repository of hundreds of millions of tax dollars that provide little or no public benefit and … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged BC Pavilion Corporation, BC Place, Paragon Casino, Paragon Gaming
15 Comments
Money & politics: a must read
Knock me over with a feather. Gordon Hoekstra in the Vancouver Sun has a must read story today. If you want to know the how and why of BC Liberal politics read the Sun’s story on Corporate donations. Then you … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, BC Rail, Christy Clark
4 Comments
Week One: the campaign double standard
The double standard is in full swing. That’s my conclusion based on the first five days of campaign reporting. Christy Clark is allowed to skate away from all content and glad hand through events with a mouthful of shaky “messages” … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged Adrian Dix, BC Election 2013, Central1 Credit Union, Christy Clark, Fracking, Vaughn Palmer
17 Comments
The unpredictable election
Four weeks. Four weeks until this poor benighted province dumps one of the worst governments in recent memory. Four weeks until sanity is restored. At least that’s what I believe. While it’s not a slam-dunk, take it for granted election … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, BC Rail, Christy Clark
16 Comments
Wanted: Sun Fact checker
Good thing the Vancouver Sun puts it’s stories – no matter which easily accessible wire service provides them – behind a pay wall. Giving them the benefit of the doubt I think of it as a way to protect people … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged Christopher REynolds, Ken Auletta, TOIFA
6 Comments
Don’t believe the pundits, the Job Plan is a failure
There are two economic plan/job plan ad campaigns plying their government’s wares these days: the BC Liberals pre-election campaign and the Harper conservative’s mid term blahs campaign. Both claim that, with their respective government’s guidance, everything is great. Both are … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged BC Job Plan, Employment, Labour Market Survey, Statistics Canada
6 Comments
Vancouver? Where’s that at?
Let’s let the Premier speak for herself on the Times of India Film Awards: “Christy Clark says the show is less about ticket sales and more about the long lasting benefits. “’It’s about having 100 million people see Vancouver and … Continue reading