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Opinion: Why Canada's new pipeline proposal threatens the Salish Sea
12+ hour, 41+ min ago (594+ words) Margot Venton: A proposed Alberta oil pipeline, Roberts Bank marine terminal expansion and Ottawa's proposal to side step safeguards of the Species at Risk Act could reshape the future of B.C.'s coastal ecosystem It’s been a tumultuous summer in Canada....
Several B.C. Conservative MLAs wait to see what happens with Kerry-Lynne Findlay as byelection looms
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (775+ words) One MLA said the caucus needs to rally behind Findlay but another was more critical of Findlay, but decided to back her because she deserves a chance to prove herself. For the last couple weeks, several MLAs watched as their…...
Opinion: B.C. public hates PST expansion, but government going ahead with it anyway
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (672+ words) Carson Binda: New poll finds majority in every region and every demographic want PST expansion scrapped. Even the legislature's finance committee recommended it be repealed. So why is the government pushing ahead? When your plans are as popular as the…...
The key to unite the right in B.C.? More focus on the economy, less 'culture wars,' Christy Clark says
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (872+ words) Political scientists, pollsters and a former premier all believe that success for non-NDP parties rests in economic, not social, issues The key to repairing rifts among the disparate factions that make up B.C.’s centre-right is to unite under one banner…...
U.S. executive order severs relationship-building with B.C. wine
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (801+ words) Okanagan wine became caught up in the trade fight just as it received the exposure of a key critic, which could have led to inroads in the U.S. market B.C. wineries do not sell much wine to the American market, which makes…...
Railtown: Rethinking Vancouver's industrial-creative enclave, without creating 'another Yaletown"
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (1526+ words) City of Vancouver staff are currently working on a new area plan for Railtown, a small triangular cluster of blocks in the Downtown Eastside's northern tip. A small portside quarter near Vancouver’s northern shore evolved over the 20th century from a…...
Anthony Gismondi: A few fabulous B.C. reds can help you do your part in trade war
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (537+ words) Canada-U.S. trade war has added another layer of uncertainty for growers, distributors, and buyers, so locals have to pick up the slack if you want to be part of the solution. Summer unofficially comes to an abrupt end this long…...
Opinion: Workers are the real engine of B.C.’s economy — and our governments need to act like it
1+ week, 1+ day ago (754+ words) Sussanne Skidmore and Hermender Singh Kailley: The best way to Trump-proof our economy is for our governments to invest in working people and their jobs, and that includes buying Canadian and using Canadian building materials There is one force that,…...
Opinion: B.C. losing out on billions in revenue due to oil and gas royalty framework
1+ week, 3+ day ago (640+ words) Roland Willson: Provincial government must correct its flawed revenue assumptions and ensure the updated royalty system does not erode the intended fair return to British Columbians In good faith, West Moberly First Nations and several other Treaty 8 Nations provided input…...
Donegal Wilson is 8th MLA to leave Conservatives under Findlay
1+ week, 3+ day ago (258+ words) The Boundary-Similkameen MLA said a breakdown in communication and questionable hirings led to her decision to sit as an Independent. Boundary-Similkameen MLA Donegal Wilson will be known as the eighth MLA to leave the B.C. Conservative caucus under Kerry-Lynne Findlay, citing…...