TRAVIS – Sifting through the former government’s credit card charges
THERE’S NOTHING quite like poring through 87,527 credit card charges to the B.C. government’s plastic in 2016/17. Charges that can often be on top of a [Continue]
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McGARVEY – Tax reforms may be a turning point in Liberal fortunes
IT ALL SEEMED perfectly reasonable: tax the low hanging fruit of “fat cat” professional corporations to fund programs for the poor. Who could object to that? Turns out [Continue]
ECONOMY – B.C.’s new business as usual: political, economic uncertainty
By LYDIA MILJAN Senior Fellow The Fraser Institute A SHADOW hangs over British Columbia’s political and economic future. Last spring, B.C. went through one of its most [Continue]
MEDIA – Finding salvation in the ashes of the daily newspaper business
By PETER MENZIES SOMETIME in the not-too-distant future, the nation’s largest media chain is expected to fail, taking many of the nation’s once proud but now emaciated [Continue]
TRAVIS – 2017 B.C. election was the most expensive in history
B.C.’s 2017 ELECTION will go down in the history books and in more ways than one. The province’s closest election also turned out to be its most expensive. While the [Continue]
HISTORY – Statues tell stories that people need to hear
By GERRY BOWLER Senior Fellow Frontier Centre for Public Policy FRANTIC OFFICIALS in the American south are joining with the Taliban and Islamic State as the latest group to [Continue]
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