Not the first time Liberals have refused to show up at teachers’ forums
There’s an amusing video, posted on YouTube a couple of months ago, of an employee hiding under her desk because she didn’t want to answer a reporter’s [Continue]
Politics
Sample size in Kamloops Daily News poll big enough
It’s a fact that the only people who agree with political polls are the candidates who come out ahead. The ones running behind have a standard response: the methodology [Continue]
MLAs preparing to move out of constituency offices on writ day
The B.C. provincial election gets underway Tuesday, officially that is. The campaign has been going on unofficially for at least a few weeks, but April 16 is the day the writ [Continue]
What if they actually answered questions in Question Period?
In addition to kudos to the dining room staff and janitors, departing MLAs from both sides of the Legislature yesterday had some helpful advice for those who might be back [Continue]
Sharp will have work cut out for him as B.C. Conservative candidate
One of Peter Sharp’s challenges in this spring’s provincial election might be ignoring the more radical elements of his party. Sharp won the B.C. Conservative [Continue]
B.C. premier’s Families First Agenda has no real meaning
I don’t get the so-called “Families First Agenda.” It sounds like a good thing; it just doesn’t seem to mean anything, no matter how many times [Continue]
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