CBC Newsadded this to PoliticsCanada Where the party leaders are on Day 12 of the federal election campaignCBC News - CBC News · Here's what you need to know about where the leaders of Canada's political parties are on Day 12 of the election campaign. You can watch streaming …
Edmonton Sunadded this to Edmonton Sun NewsBritish Columbia Politics GUNTER: Any delays in Trans Mountain construction will be political after B.C. appeal court rulingedmontonsun.com - glennwerkman Tuesday’s ruling by the B.C. Court of Appeal that directs the B.C. provincial government to reconsider its environmental certificates for the Trans …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to OpinionOpinion Douglas Todd: 'Crisis' of wealth inequality simmers during this electionvancouversun.com - Douglas Todd The distraught veteran told would-be Democratic Party presidential candidate Bernie Sanders last weekend, while the cameras blazed, that he was going …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to BusinessOpinion Vaughn Palmer: Retirement, retraining, relocation — weak strategy for forest industryvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove LISTEN: The war over private auto insurance heats up with a new advertising campaign, the government unveils its long-awaited aid plan for forestry …
SkyTrain Metro Vancouver transportation-infrastructure upgrades inch alongvancouverisawesome.com - Glen Korstrom With Metro Vancouver’s population expected to increase by about one million people to around 3.6 million residents by 2050, the region needs …
The Globe and Mailadded this to BusinessBritish Columbia B.C. earmarks $69-million to help forestry industry deal with job cutsThe Globe and Mail - Brent JangBritish Columbia’s NDP government has earmarked $69-million in funding to help the province’s ailing forestry industry cope with job cuts. B.C. Forests Minister Doug Donaldson announced on Tuesday that
Cam Madded this to In Search Of The TruthSears What is wrong with these people? | The Starthestar.com - Robin V. Sears It is too much to hope that young people will not say and do dumb things. We all did. But is it too much to expect that they will not lie about them …
British Columbia Politics ROTHENBURGER: A visit from Trudeau, a fired candidate, a not-so-bold councilcfjctoday.com - By Dylana Milobar And on it goes. As much of a turn-off as it is, it’s a well-planned strategy, designed to avoid Trudeau ever appearing on the defensive. He does not …
Global Newsadded this to Global NewsCanadian News Battleground B.C.: Here are the key ridings to watch for the federal electionGlobal News - By Richard Zussman British Columbia’s political landscape is like nowhere else in the country. There are ridings with legitimate four-way races between the Liberals, …
British Columbia Politics Here's why Jagmeet Singh and the NDP should not be written off in the Canadian electionstraight.com - Charlie Smith Warning: I may have to eat this column at the corner of Burrard and Robson after the election if I'm spectacularly wrong! Okay, with that caveat out …
Chatelaineadded this to News & OpinionLifestyle (Canada) 9 Must-see Moments From The 2019 National Leaders Debatechatelaine.com - Chatelaine Three federal leaders split a four-pronged National Leaders Debate that covered a lot of ground: the economy; Indigenous issues; energy and the …
Richard Palbergadded this to Beautiful British ColumbiaJagmeet Singh Federal leaders debate environment, China in first leaders debatebiv.com - Hayley Woodin What happened: Three federal party leaders debated issues related to the economy, Indigenous rights, energy and the environment, and foreign policy …
Darryl Plecas Reckless vigilante or heroic watchdog? Meet the man who turned the B.C. legislature on its headottawacitizen.com - Douglas Quan Updated: September 13, 2019 Earlier this summer, Darryl Plecas rode an elevator up to his Abbotsford, B.C., constituency office. Though casually dressed in jeans, checkered …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoForestry SOUND OFF: Forestry crisis now hitting NDP-held ridingscfjctoday.com - By Shuswap MLA Greg Kyllo FOR MOST OF LAST YEAR, as sawmills have been shutting down across the province due to the ongoing forestry crisis, the NDP government has paid little …
John Horgan Lumber crisis: MLAs fired up - Kelowna Newscastanet.net - Jon Manchester - | Story: 265795 Kelowna-Mission MLA Steve Thomson is taking aim at the governing NDP as Kelowna's Tolko sawmill is the latest to be hit by a crisis sweeping B.C.'s …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to Metro VancouverOpinion Horgan-Trudeau bromance serves up more shrugs than hugs from politicosvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — With the formal start of the federal election fast approaching, Premier John Horgan recently joined Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for what …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to BusinessOpinion Dan Fumano: Landowners fight B.C.'s 'additional school tax' on property under developmentvancouversun.com - Dan Fumano Dozens of B.C.'s largest landowners and developers are challenging the imposition of the province's new "additional school tax" on residential land …
The Provinceadded this to Top NewsOpinion Letters, Sept. 11: Some readers not keen on op-ed promoting target shooting for kidstheprovince.com - Gordon Clark I was shocked to read Sunday's op-ed on guns. "Learn to shoot and get self-respect," he says. Read More
The Globe and Mailadded this to BusinessNew Democratic Party of Canada B.C. NDP candidate steps down on first day of federal campaignThe Globe and Mail - The Canadian PressThe New Democratic Party is without a federal candidate in a British Columbia riding for the second time in barely a month. Dock Currie was acclaimed last week as the NDP candidate in Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo,
Fossil Fuels In British Columbia, critics see a push to greenwash natural gasnationalobserver.com - By Alastair Sharp On a sunny day in late August, Justin Trudeau and John Horgan posed for photographs at a hydro-electricity training site in Surrey, B.C., just …
Global Newsadded this to Global NewsAtlantic Canada ANALYSIS: More than ever, Canada’s general election is a collection of polarized regional racesGlobal News - By David Akin Hardly a race at all in Alberta, Saskatchewan or Montreal. Welcome to Canada’s 43rd general election, which, perhaps more than ever, will actually be …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to BusinessOpinion Vaughn Palmer: B.C. tries again to hobble turn-off-the-taps law, this time in Federal Courtvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — The New Democrats are back in court this week for another instalment in the unending litigation over the Trans Mountain pipeline …
Global Newsadded this to BCDaylight Savings Time Huge majority of British Columbians want Daylight Saving Time permanentGlobal News Global Exclusive: Richard Zussman has the numbers from the NDP government’s poll on Daylight Saving Time, and Premier John Horgan’s promise to go …
British Columbia Politics Counting seats, not votes, has Liberals sitting prettyhilltimes.com - kmalloy@hilltimes.com VANCOUVER—If you are focused on the national horserace numbers, you may be missing the story of this election. If you look closely, not only can you …
Richard Palbergadded this to Beautiful British ColumbiaBC Hydro Who says no, when no needs to be said?in-sights.ca - Norm Farrell Buyers, when buying, love simple solutions. Sellers, when selling, are motivated oppositely because arcane arrangements can be rewarding. If you …
Indigenous Peoples The myth and opportunity of the Indigenous votehilltimes.com - Rose LeMay Pollster Nik Nanos says the Greens will most likely win more seats than they currently hold, but says he's not sure if they will outperform the New …
Protest Egging him on: chicken-suited protesters mock Trudeau for not attending two of five debateshilltimes.com - Neil Moss Pollster Nik Nanos says he's not sure if they will outperform the New Democrats in a number of seats. But pollster Frank Graves says the upcoming …
The Vancouver Sunadded this to Metro VancouverOpinion Taxi industry feeling betrayed by NDP's green light for ride-hailingvancouversun.com - Gord Kurenoff VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan sent off a letter to the taxi industry this week, outlining what New Democrats have done to minimize the impact of …
The Staradded this to CanadaCanadian News Minister doubts taxi petition will ‘infringe on’ ride-hailing movement | The Starthestar.com - Alex McKeen VANCOUVER—B.C.’s minister of transportation said Thursday she doesn’t think renewed efforts by the taxi industry to quash the province’s ride-hailing …
British Columbia Politics The new ‘C’ wordhilltimes.com - cevelyn Like most editors, I have a bit of a thing for words: where to stick them, how to spell them, whether shi*show requires one or two asterisks to …
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