FORSETH – NDP may be putting our great-grandchildren into debt
I’LL FREELY ADMIT IT – there’s something about the NDP’s Ravi Parmar that just rubs me the wrong way. And the following just further reinforced that. Forests [Continue]
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BC PULSE – NDP, Conservatives in dead heat after BC United’s withdrawal
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE August 30, 2024 – An unprecedented withdrawal by the official opposition B.C. United mere weeks before the start of a general election campaign has [Continue]
BC PULSE – NDP in double-digit lead; Rustad and Falcon lack appeal
By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE May 30, 2024 – In the latest iterative developments from the annals of “B.C.-politics-is-never-boring,” breathless speculation about the fate of [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – How governments self-promote instead of inform
ARE OUR PUBLIC BODIES in the information business, or the propaganda business? The answer might seem obvious but their way of going about it can be annoying. Every time one [Continue]
EDITORIAL – What this province really needs is another left-wing party
An editorial by Mel Rothenburger. WHEN BC CONSERVATIVE candidates Ward Stamer and Dennis Giesbrecht held their introductory news conference last week, the first question they [Continue]
B.C. PULSE – NDP still top choice of voters ahead of October election
In an election year, 43% would vote NDP, 22% each back BC Conservatives, BC United By ANGUS REID INSTITUTE March 18, 2024 – There are no shortage of story lines ahead of an [Continue]
