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Category Archives: BC Politics
The BC Rail intrigue continues
Last night there was an interesting twitter debate between David Schreck and Gary Mason regarding John van Dongen’s questions in the house last Wednesday. If you recall, van Dongen asked AG – I can’t help but laugh – Shirley Bond … Continue reading
Adam Yauch
Adam Yauch died today, apparently of causes related to cancer. A whole generation – like me for instance – made their way to rap through the Beasties. Here’s a cut from the best record of 1989, Paul’s Boutique.
Van Dongen Questions
Posted in BC Politics
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NDP on top Nationally and in BC
Two interesting polls, one national, the other provincial. For the first time in maybe 25 years, the NDP is running first in a national poll. Decima Harris, in this week’s poll for the Canadian Press shows the NDP at 33%, … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged Adrian Dix, BCNDP, Forum Research, Harris Decima, Stephen Harper
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Van Dongen keeps his promise
John van Dongen has kept his word. Upon exiting the BC Liberal caucus the Abbottsford MLA told the Legislature and media he was particularly troubled by the BC Rail scandal and the BC Liberal’s decision to cover the defendants legal … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, BC Rail, Christy Clark
Tagged BC Rail cover-up, indemnity, John van Dongen
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Fazil Mihlar and his fake elite
Don’t pay for the Sun. There you have it. If you read it – and I do for about five minutes a day – read it for free. In my view the Sun is a mixed bag of boring and … Continue reading
Saving Christy Clark
I was talking politics with a friend the other day. Surprise. In fact we were talking about Christy Clark. Bigger surprise. We were discussing Clark’s puzzling seismic shifts in rhetoric when he said to me, “nobody can tell what she … Continue reading
Another mea culpa
Sorry for disappearing. And over one of the more exciting couple of weeks in BC politics too. What a sorry excuse for a blogger I am. Here’s the mea culpa. One of the things with long term cancer accompanied by … Continue reading
By-election time
I have a love/hate relationship with horse race politics. After all I did polling for a living for over a decade. There is no doubt that for a certain kind of numbers nerd, it can be exciting watching the numbers … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged Chiliwack Hope, Joe Trasolini, Port Moody Coquitlam
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Plumbing the depths with the BC Liberals
BC Liberal MLA Harry Bloy: Clark’s only caucus supporter, incapable of answering a question, an appallingly bad minister, forced to resign for leaking private information, demonstrates his loose grasp on facts and even looser grasp on honour and decorum. Today … Continue reading
Posted in BC Liberals, BC Politics, Christy Clark
Tagged Claire Trevena, Harry Bloy, John Horgan
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