HeyJaredRob Shaw
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Rob Shaw: Kahlon promises ‘reset’ on B.C. overdose prevention sites (opens the original)
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B.C.’s new health minister is promising a “reset” on how government approaches overdose prevention sites, recognizing not everyone understands or is fully on board with the province’s direction. Ravi Kahlon said that’s one of the reasons he ordered Vancouver Coastal Health to stand down on a new OPS at 900 Helmcken Street in Vancouver shortly after Premier David Eby moved him from the jobs ministry to health on Aug. 14. The location had become a flashpoint of concern for local businesses and pol
Rob Shaw: MLA accuses Findlay's office of dangling paid job to vacate seat (opens the original)
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Delta South MLA Ian Paton says a senior official to BC Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay offered him a new job and a salary equivalent to his MLA pay if he stepped down so the leader could run in a byelection in his riding. The request, which Paton said came during two phone calls with chief of staff Chris Delaney in late June and early July, raises questions about the ethical and legal implications of offering a financial inducement to a sitting politician in exchange for them giving up t
Rob Shaw: Senior B.C. officials get raises amid record deficit (opens the original)
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The B.C. government has given senior executives and political staffers “performance-based” raises during a year in which the province ran the worst deficit in its history, cut throngs of jobs and sought ways to reduce spending. The pay bumps ranged from two to 2.5 per cent, depending on the position. They were authorized by the NDP government in February and made retroactive to July 1, 2025. They were also accompanied by new maximum salary ranges set at $356,100 for deputy ministers and $415,900
Rob Shaw: B.C. cutting public access to decades-old government directory (opens the original)
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The B.C. government is preparing to shut off public access to its online government directory, leaving taxpayers in the dark about who works for the province and the basic organizational structure of the government. The move will end a service the government has provided for decades, based on what it says is the risk of cybersecurity attacks, combined with privacy concerns for the civil servants who have their names and contact information posted online. “Effective August 20, 2026, public/non-(i
Rob Shaw: B.C. nurses wanted 36% wage hike before arbitration (opens the original)
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B.C. nurses demanded an eight per cent pay raise over each of four years—more than double the government’s deal with other unions—leading to such an “impossible” gap in negotiations that arbitration or legislation were the only ways to solve the strike, according to veteran mediator Vince Ready. Ready’s report to the government, obtained by Business in Vancouver, spelled out the enormous gap between the parties that led to a recommendation for voluntary binding arbitration on July 23. Both sides
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