Not going to have Andrew Wilkinson to kick around any more, as he has now completley stepped down as Liberal Leader without answering one single question about the election.
Whoever the Liberals choose to replace him, hopefully it won't be one of those creeps that was caught on that not so secret North Vancouver related video where Bowinn Ma was trashed.
The full cabinet included 20 full ministers and four ministers of state.
Anne Kang, minister of advanced education and skills training
Lana Popham, minister of agriculture, food and fisheries
Lisa Beare, minister of citizens’ services
Mitzi Dean, minister of children and family development
Katrina Chen, minister of state for child care
Jennifer Whiteside, minister of education
Bruce Ralston, minister of energy, mines and low-carbon innovation
George Heyman, minister of environment and minister responsible for TransLink
Selina Robinson, minister of finance
Katrine Conroy, minister of forests, lands, natural resource operations and rural development
Nathan Cullen, minister of state for lands and natural resource operations
Adrian Dix, minister of health
Murray Rankin, minister of indigenous relations and reconciliation
Ravi Kahlon, minister of jobs, economic recovery and innovation
George Chow, minister of state for trade
Harry Bains, minister of labour
Sheila Malcolmson, minister of mental health and addictions
Josie Osborne, minister of municipal affairs
Mike Farnworth, minister of public safety and solicitor general, minister responsible for ICBC
Nicholas Simons, minister of social development and poverty reduction
Melanie Mark, minister of tourism, arts, culture and sport
Rob Fleming, minister of transportation and infrastructure
Bowinn Ma, minister of state for infrastructure
David Eby, attorney general and minister responsible for housing (ICBC, which had previously been under Eby’s portfolio, has been moved to the Solicitor General’s Ministry)
Premier Horgan is looking at the feasability of a interprovincial travel ban because of Covid-19.
The B.C. government is getting legal advice to determine whether an inter-provincial travel ban would be doable — or even constitutional — as a way to protect the province while the number of COVID-19 cases soars in other parts of Canada.
Premier John Horgan on Thursday said he and other leaders will be speaking about the issue later in the day and on Friday during a virtual, two-day cabinet retreat. He said he's aiming to nail down by the end of the summit which options the government can take, if any.
"People have been talking about [a ban] for months and months, as you know, and I think it's time we put it to bed finally and say either, 'We can do it, and this is how we can do it,' or 'We can't,'" the premier said. "We have been trying our best to find a way to meet that objective ... in a way that's consistent with the charter and other fundamental rights here in Canada. So, legal advice is what we've sought." ...
B.C.'s case counts have fairly consistently been in a better place than those in provinces like Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan. In Ontario, a strict new stay-at-home order came into effect at 12:01 a.m. local time as case counts spiked and patients crowded hospitals. The epidemiological curves in Quebec and Saskatchewan are also trending upward, while B.C.'s is now heading down after a peak in November. ...
An emergency room doctor from Whistler, B.C., joined the call for inter-provincial restrictions this week after seeing a "worrying" number of patients from Ontario and Quebec who had travelled west over the holidays. ...
There have been questions about the constitutionality of an inter-provincial travel ban since the idea first arose in the spring. Given the extreme situation in which governments find themselves — trying to manage a lethal global pandemic changing by the day — the idea of an inter-provincial travel ban isn't out of the question.
https://jacobinmag.com/2020/11/ndp-british-columbia-bc-card-check-union-...
Not going to have Andrew Wilkinson to kick around any more, as he has now completley stepped down as Liberal Leader without answering one single question about the election.
Whoever the Liberals choose to replace him, hopefully it won't be one of those creeps that was caught on that not so secret North Vancouver related video where Bowinn Ma was trashed.
New BC Cabinet
The full cabinet included 20 full ministers and four ministers of state.
Good question.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2020/10/25/What-Does-BC-Election-Outcome-Really-...
Bowinn Ma!
https://mobile.twitter.com/keithbaldrey/status/1260785621829734400
Premier Horgan is looking at the feasability of a interprovincial travel ban because of Covid-19.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/bc-premier-john-horgan-1...
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