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Friday, April 30, 2004

Health care hammer hurts all British Columbians

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VICTORIA - There were no winners in the health care battle. Employees lost, obviously. Hospital Employees Union members face significant pa...
Tuesday, April 27, 2004

HEU hurting patients with a futile strike

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VICTORIA - Health care workers have blundered into a strike they can't win. The Hospital Employees' Union has forgotten that bargai...
Saturday, April 24, 2004

Liberals admit gambling broken promise

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VICTORIA - It's just business, Tony Soprano likes to say. Which is pretty much the way the B.C. government has decided to approach gamb...
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Wednesday, April 21, 2004

Buy ferries offshore if that's the best deal

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VICTORIA - The Liberals have got it right on the issue of whether BC Ferries should go offshore to buy new ships. The Liberals say BC Ferri...
Tuesday, April 20, 2004

Thousand-year BC Rail deal leaves Liberals looking bad

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VICTORIA - The BC Rail sale is turning into a huge problem for the Liberals. Even people who don't think government should be running a...
Thursday, April 15, 2004

Cache Creek trust broken in chicken crisis

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VICTORIA - The government plan to dump dead chickens at the Cache Creek landfill relied on trust. Local farmers had to believe that the proc...

The rich do get richer, and the poor poorer

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It's official - the rich do get rich while the poor get poorer. Especially in B.C. BC Stats reports that the income gap between th...
Wednesday, April 14, 2004

Forest communities face huge crisis in 15 years

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VICTORIA - The crushing economic impact of the pine beetle disaster is going to slam B.C. communities in 15 years. The infested trees will ...
Tuesday, April 13, 2004

Citizens' assembly makes Liberal MLAs twitchy

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VICTORIA - The citizens' assembly on electoral reform seems to be making some Liberal MLAs pretty nervous. The assembly is the most imp...
Thursday, April 08, 2004

Liberals take aim at Carole James

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VICTORIA - The Liberals are getting positively obsessed with Carole James. Her name came up about 20 times in barely the space of an hour o...
Wednesday, April 07, 2004

Children and families' ministry plans a mess

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By Paul Willcocks VICTORIA - The Liberals have made at least a great a mess of the ministry of children and families as their predecessors....
Tuesday, April 06, 2004

Liberals ignoring Games cost over-run risk

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VICTORIA - The Liberals sound lost on the threat of Olympic cost over-runs. Before the first lick of work has started, Vancouver Olympics o...
Monday, March 29, 2004

Legislature an embarrassment to British Columbians

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VICTORIA - It was a sleazy week down at the legislature, one that should make every MLA rethink what they are doing here. No one can be hap...
Wednesday, March 24, 2004

Poll bad for Liberals, worse for democracy

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Poll bad for Liberals, worse for democracy By Paul Willcocks VICTORIA - The Iatest poll showing the NDP ahead of the Liberals is depressin...

Harper stands a real chance - if he finds the centre

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By Paul Willcocks VICTORIA - You've got to hand it to Stephen Harper. He helped merge the Conservatives and the Canadian Alliance, a m...
Monday, February 23, 2004

Time for a B.C. health consumers' association

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By Paul Willcocks VICTORIA - I'm tired of being the forgotten person in the health care system. We health care consumers are the only ...

An easy way to save young drivers' lives

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By Paul Willcocks VICTORIA - They've been dying at an alarming rate, the young people around Victoria. For the last 12 months it seems...

Time for a B.C. health consumers' association

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By Paul Willcocks VICTORIA - I'm tired of being the forgotten person in the health care system. We health care consumers are the only ...

Liberals the kings of expanded gambling

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By Paul Willcocks VICTORIA - It's bizarre to see the party that promised to stop gambling expansion now planning on slots in every corn...

Unions, governments head toward bizarre showdown

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By Paul Willcocks VICTORIA - RMH Teleservices wasn't ready to roll over when the BCGEU tried to sign up the 1,600 workers at its Surrey...
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