This week we got a new cabinet (the old are out, but some stay in) … Lekstrom is back (but where’s Bill Bennett) … Cam pbell
… as of this evening, new Premier Christy Clark, who lacks a seat in the BC Legislature, has not announced she is running to replace Cam pbell as his old riding's MLA. Why …
Cummins looks to step up his role with BC Conservatives
Retiring Tory MP John Cummins says his departure fromOttawa
Retiring Tory MP John Cummins says his departure from
Clark Cabinet Tests Liberal Loyalty
... Federal Conservative MP John Cummins says he believes the B.C. Conservative Party has a fighting chance at victory in the next election if ...
Can Christy Clark get along with federal Tories?
What kind of partner will Ms. Clark be for the Tories inOttawa
What kind of partner will Ms. Clark be for the Tories in
Former B.C. premier Gordon Cam pbell officially ended his career in provincial politics Tuesday, announcing he’s vacating his Vancouver
For three months Christy Clark said, “I plan to consult with the public”. Maybe she didn’t consider a +25% increase to the minimum wage worthy of consultation, however restaurant owners are probably wondering what happened to that consultation
The BC government is looking for a way to avoid a repeat of a controversial decision that left taxpayers holding the bag for the $6-million in defence costs for two disgraced former government aides convicted in the BC Rail scandal …
…the fact that she dumped two incredibly brainy women from cabinet, and kept or promoted other, less accomplished politicians, will also have many questioning the criteria that was used to make some of the selections …
Last week Kamloops South Thompson Liberal MLA Kevin Krueger talked about surgical wait lists and the Interior Health Authority (IHA), on a local radio station (CHNL), and stated that Kamloops is far behind Kelowna
Harry Lali endorses John Horgan for NDP leadership
Former NDP leadership candidate Harry Lali has endorsed John Horgan. "John Horgan understands rural BC and I believe he can best articulate a vision for our province that will appeal to rural voters. He truly represents real change that puts people...
What a 'families first' agenda really means
The wide-open "families first" agenda can mean whatever Premier Christy Clark wants it to mean. It's an elastic, limitless phrase that covers everything and defines nothing. Clark should probably be careful. The more she uses it, the less it means.
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