McQUARRIE – A tale of two provinces
ALBERTA PREMIER RACHEL NOTLEY is again acting like the churlish premier she has become as she shifts from attacking B.C.’s wine industry to threatening all B.C. residents [Continue]
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IN THE LEDGE – Remembering the happy warrior, Dave Barrett
A state memorial service was held for former B.C. Premier Dave Barrett in Victoria on Saturday (March 3, 2018), and a celebration of life is being held today in Vancouver. [Continue]
KNOX – Snow angst, pipeline politics and remembering Arthur Black
WEDNESDAY, AS the first frightening flakes floated down in daintily deceptive fashion, this appeared on the City of Victoria’s Twitter account: “Due to snow, tonight’s [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Trans Mountain battle splits Canadians down the middle
Albertans are generally united on pipeline positions, the rest of Canada, including BC, is divided February 22, 2018 – While a war of words, political will, and even wine [Continue]
GINTA – In vino veritas: Horgan is standing up for what is right
THE FIRST TIME I read about the boycott of B.C. wines, the thought that came to mind was that no one will think it a good idea. A restaurant owner in Fort McMurray had [Continue]
EDITORIAL – Are those overseas trips really just paid vacations for politicians?
An ArmchairMayor.ca editorial by Mel Rothenburger WHETHER IT’S provincial and federal politicians on trade missions, or City councillors teaching overseas countries [Continue]
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