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The BC Liberals should change their name
BC Liberal MLA for Vancouver Quilchena, former Finance Minister Colin Hansen, says it is time for the BC Liberals to change their name. The move comes on the heels of the demise of the federal Liberals in the May 2nd federal election, where the Conservatives won a historic majority government. Hansen says with Christy Clark as the new BC Liberal Leader and Premier, now is the time to look at changing the party's name. Frankly, the Saskatchewan Liberal Party is long overdue to have this internal debate as well. The Saskatchewan Liberals have suffered off and on for the last 40 years due to ...
Federal Tory MP attacks B.C. Liberals
Federal Conservative MP John Cummins is stepping into provincial politics, aggressively slamming the B.C. Liberal government as arrogant, attacking its handling of BC Hydro and the Agricultural Land Reserve, and dismissing the current Liberal leadership race as irrelevant. Sounding every bit like a possible leadership candidate for a provincial party, Mr. Cummins said in an interview on Monday that he believes B.C. politics has a gap that is waiting to be filled. “The B.C. Conservative Party is ideally situated to fill that vacuum,” he said. “When parties get arrogant and ...
Christy Clark voted B.C. Liberal leader
Radio talk show host and former deputy premier Christy Clark has won the B.C. Liberal leadership on the third ballot and will succeed Gordon Campbell as premier. Clark, who billed herself as a Liberal party outsider, won the party's leadership contest by beating former cabinet ministers Kevin Falcon, George Abbott and Mike de Jong. It took three rounds of the preferential ballot to decide who would replace Campbell, who resigned last fall over his party's disastrous unveiling of the harmonized sales tax. In a speech following the announcement, Clark addressed the people of British ...
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Celebrating Mother’s Day by Remembering our Values Sun, 12 May 2013 00:00:00 -0700Richmond – Today Premier Christy Clark attended a picnic at the Croatian Pastoral Centre in Richmond to celebrate Mother’s Day and speak about the importance of sticking to your values. “On Mother’s Day, I’m reminded of the values my mother taught me. They are the same values that I instill in my son and values that we all share,” said Premier Clark. “To care for each other the way our parents cared for us. To make sure our kids can do better than us.” Premier Clark spoke about how the only way to protect these values is to grow a strong economy, so we can provide the services families need to take care of each other. The Premier also spoke about how a strong, vibrant economy—the kind of economy that provides opportunities for the future – is an issue that is close to every mother’s heart. “Moms want the best for their kids,” said Premier Clark. “This is what we are all fighting for - a future for British Columbia that leave |
“You can say ‘YES’ to a strong economy and stop the NDP” Sun, 12 May 2013 00:00:00 -0700Vancouver- Tomorrow, Premier Christy Clark has a full day on the campaign trail, talking with as many British Columbians as possible about the values she is fighting for in this election – and she will be doing it in many NDP-held ridings. Starting in Surrey-Newton at the campaign office of Sukhminder Virk, the Premier will travel across the Lower Mainland and South Island to meet with British Columbians, from Delta North, to Delta South, Saanich North and the Islands, Saanich South, Oak Bay-Gordon Head, Burnaby-Deer Lake and Vancouver-Kensington, before finishing the day in her home riding of Vancouver-Point Grey. “We’ve worked relentlessly to build momentum, speaking with British Columbians about the values that built this province,” said Premier Clark. “We’re saying YES to growing our strong economy, saying YES to securing tomorrow for families, and saying YES to putting us on the path to a Debt-Free B.C.” The Premier has visited every |
NDP Not Telling Truth On Who Created Secret Policy Document Mon, 13 May 2013 00:00:00 -0700Vancouver -The BC NDP is trying to hide who was involved in the creation of a secret policy document that was used to create their 2013 election platform. In a Vancouver Sun article published this morning, party spokesperson Jim Rutkowski said, “the document is a collection of suggestions by individual party members….” That is simply not the truth. Today’s BC Liberals have obtained a copy of the document created by the NDP following a meeting of the NDP’s Provincial Council on November 20, 2010. The NDP Provincial Council meeting consisted of all NDP MLA’s, current NDP Party President Moe Sihota, current NDP Provincial Secretary and Deputy Campaign Director Jan O’Brien, the NDP Provincial Council and BC Federation of Labour President Jim Sinclair. “The NDP is trying to say this document was created by “individual party members” which is simply not the case,” said Finance Minister Mike de Jong. “This document was created by the |
Spend-o-Meter Update! Now at $4.212 Billion Sun, 12 May 2013 00:00:00 -0700Vancouver - Finance Minister Mike de Jong believes the NDP spending spree will be as high as $4.2 billion once wage increases are factored into the NDP’s so-called ‘fiscal plan.’ “Fire up the Spend-o-Meter,” said de Jong. “The NDP knows they will give wage increases to their friends in the public sector unions, yet they haven’t put the amount in their so-called fiscal plan. Their fiscal plan isn’t a plan—it’s a fiscal mess.” A one per cent increase in total compensation for the entire public service would cost $198 million dollars. The vast majority of public service contracts expire on March 31, 2014. If the NDP gave the public service a modest increase of two per cent per year for two years, this would add a further $1.2 billion to the total of their spending promises. “We know the public sector unions are expecting a payback for their support of the NDP,” said de Jong. “The only question is how big the payback is. Paid |
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