The domino effect: Misleading TV ads won’t stop the B.C. Liberals from falling
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With less than 100 days to go until the B.C. election, the governing Liberals are throwing…
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January 21 2013 Columns Why ‘fracking’ needs to be an issue in the upcoming provincial election
The B.C. election is coming up soon – May 14, 2013. So, for the next four months, expect this space to be devoted almost exclusively to provincial politics.
After a dozen years in power, the B.C. …
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January 7 2013 Columns New era of politics in store for B.C.
British Columbian politics will see much change in 2013. Barring a major reversal of public opinion, the B.C. Liberal government that has ruled for a dozen years will be tossed out of office. All the…
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December 10 2012 Left Bank It’s no secret: workers want and deserve a voice in politics
Adrian Dix. Photo by Brent Granby, FlickrLast Friday’s front page of the Province featured photos of NDP leader Adrian Dix …
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November 19 2012 Columns The massacres in Gaza remind us we must confront Harper’s foreign policy
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November 5 2012 Columns Media democracy is essential to challenging Harper and the status quo
O’Keefe suggests that the best way to defeat Harper is through the use of social media sites like Twitter. Photo by shareski, …
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October 22 2012 Columns Nanaimo man sets an example of political courage
It doesn’t pay to be outspoken about the occupation of Palestine. As someone who came into serious political involvement through groups like the Canada Palestine Support Network (CanPalNet), I have…
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October 8 2012 Columns Maple Spring comes to Vancouver
Young Canadians mobilize for political and social change for a second time since Occupy Vancouver. Photo by Alexandre Guédon, …
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September 24 2012 Columns Autumn is here, but it’s past time for a Canadian Spring to stop Harper
Students in Quebec protested new tuition hike policy. Photo by Alexandre Guédon, FlickrThe road to political change in …
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September 10 2012 Columns Life after Christy Clark and the Liberals: More than moderation needed to undo the damage done
For Christy Clark, it looks like it’s all over except for the voting. The sinking ship metaphor has now saturated coverage of politics in British Columbia, as many key Liberal cabinet ministers …