TRAVIS – Liberals’ new budget like a horse designed by a committee
IF LAST YEAR’S provincial budget could be described as petty, after Finance Minister Mike de Jong doled out an increase in assistance rates for those living with [Continue]
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TRAVIS – Election campaigns are like living in a cross between a parallel universe and Groundhog Day
SPLAT. It would seem British Columbia’s 41st general election is well underway. The uproar this week over news that someone may have hacked the B.C. Liberal [Continue]
TRAVIS – Stipend affair not exactly a shining moment for B.C.’s Liberals
“WHEN DID our moral standards become so complicated?” It was a question left hanging in a recent email to me from Linda Kayfish, the sister of Roderick MacIssac. MacIssac [Continue]
TRAVIS – Donations to B.C. Liberals don’t give warm grassroots feeling
MERE HOURS before the New York Times went to press with its look at the B.C. Liberal party’s ethical scorecard, the party chose to get its 2016 fundraising results out [Continue]
TRAVIS – Some things the government should clear up before May election
HATE TO BE the bearer of bad tidings, but 2017 is an election year in British Columbia. On the presumption they’re not the same thing, government and election ads [Continue]
TRAVIS – A few resolutions for B.C. politicians as we close out 2016
2016 IS ALMOST a wrap and – safe to say – one for the books. In keeping with the spirit of the season, though, it’s time for a few New Year’s resolutions for [Continue]
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