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David J. Climenhaga
| File under unsolved political mysteries: career changes by Stephen Harper, Preston Manning and Andrew Weaver. Whatever can they mean? |
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David J. Climenhaga
| The leader of B.C.'s Green Party has no problem with Alberta Premier Jason Kenney's "outrageous, completely ridiculous" claims. "It brings people to us. So keep it up!" |
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David J. Climenhaga
| Since it has now been clearly established that B.C. cannot control what goes through a federally regulated pipeline, a strong argument can now be made that neither can Alberta. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| It's no longer hard to imagine a Green tsunami on the West Coast as voters there, disillusioned by unkept Liberal and NDP promises, shift their support to May's Green Party. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| There may be an argument for Canadian refineries to buy "ethical" Alberta oil, but giving Alberta governments the opportunity to turn the taps on and off to achieve policy goals sure undercuts it. |
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Kim Elliott, Tania Ehret
| Convention of the Hospital Employees Union celebrated the repeal of regressive health-sector legislation that have been on the books in British Columbia for 16 years. |
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Blog
Seth Klein
| Minority outcomes result in more cooperation in our politics. Parties have to put together governing alliances or coalitions that, in combination, reflect the majority of voters. |
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Brent Patterson
| The Trudeau government appears intent and confident that after a short delay it can still proceed with the building of the Trans Mountain pipeline. |
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Brent Patterson
| Kanahus Manuel and other land and water defenders trying to stop the construction of a man camp on Secwepemc territory. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| The location of rising water renders ineffective the tactics of friends of fossil fuel apologists, who would prefer the public doesn’t ponder the links between bitumen extraction and climate change. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| One would have thought a corporation with revenue of US$14 billion could afford to hire people who would keep them au courant about how things work in the countries where they do business. |
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David J. Climenhaga
| The Liberals setting up a national election campaign that is about 50 per cent Sunny Ways and 50 per cent Beware of the Dog. Jason Kenney looks good for the part of the dog. |
