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Vaughn Palmer: Premiers past and present deserve a cut of the credit for LNG projects (opens the original)
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VICTORIA — NDP Leader David Eby was wearing his premier’s hat Tuesday to mark the best day of an election campaign that has so far not gone as well as he hoped. “What a day for B.C., what a day for our country,” said Eby, as he celebrated the green-lighting of Phase 2 multi-billion LNG Canada project. “This is a very big deal indeed,” he declared — and who could disagree? Not Lorne Doerkson. “I am so thrilled that the federal government has pushed through on this,” said the B.C. Conservative lea
Vaughn Palmer: Former B.C. Conservative leadership contender running in safe seat (opens the original)
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VICTORIA — Caroline Elliott, who finished a close second in the B.C. Conservative leadership race, has secured the nomination in one of the party’s safest seats, West Vancouver-Capilano. Making way for Elliott is Lynne Block, the incumbent Conservative MLA for the West Van seat. Block os relocating to neighbouring North Vancouver-Seymour where she’ll go up against Susie Chant, who has twice won the riding for the NDP. Elliott cited Block’s willingness to make the switch as “a crucial considerati
Vaughn Palmer: First few days of B.C. campaign a disaster for David Eby (opens the original)
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VICTORIA — The New Democrats set a new low for shamelessness this week when they complained that the B.C. Conservatives were being led in the election by a mere interim leader, not a permanent one. NDP Leader David Eby had called the snap election Tuesday, a mere 48 hours after Kerry Lynne Findlay resigned the Conservative party leadership. The Conservatives had no time to do anything other than pick an interim leader, which they did in the person of MLA Lorne Doerkson. Yet there was Eby this we
Vaughn Palmer: As election call was imminent, NDP dropped any pretence of fiscal prudence (opens the original)
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VICTORIA — The New Democrats have abandoned any commitment to fiscal discipline with the announcement on the eve of the election call that they were reactivating the expansion of Burnaby Hospital. The Phase 2 expansion was put on hold earlier this year as part of a supposedly “tough” fiscal plan to rein in some capital projects as wildly overbudget. Leading the charge then was Bowinn Ma, minister of a new Ministry of Infrastructure with a mandate to get a handle on planning for hospitals, long-t
Vaughn Palmer: Doerkson loses no time dealing with Eby's allegation of Conservatives' Trump leanings (opens the original)
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VICTORIA — B.C. Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson lost no time this week addressing Premier David Eby’s charge that he and his party were supporting U.S. President Donald Trump. “I’ll tell you right now, Trump is an absolute bully,” Doerkson declared Tuesday in answer to a question about Eby’s repeated insinuations during his news conference earlier in the day. “I want to be crystal clear on this point,” the Conservative leader continued. “We will never, ever, be the 51st state, under my watch.
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