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- British Columbians deserve government that is accountable to the people
Over the last 7 years it has become a known fact the BC NDP government has been one of the most secretive governments. In 2021, Canadian Association of Journalists gave The Code of Silence award in “Outstanding Achievement in Government Secrecy” to the BC NDP government. The government isn’t supposed to be shielded from public… Read more: British Columbians deserve government that is accountable to the people - B.C. Covid-19 public health emergency and mandates ending. But a return threatened
Covid-19 mandates end for healthcare settings in British Columbia. During a press conference on Friday, B.C. Public Health Officer Bonnie Henry announced the end to her Covid-19 public health emergency which takes effect immediately and rescinds the Covid-19 shot mandate. Healthcare workers whom were fired for not getting the Covid-19 shots will not get their… Read more: B.C. Covid-19 public health emergency and mandates ending. But a return threatened - BC NDP impose mandatory paper bag tax grab
When applying environmental policies they need to make sense and be realistic to British Columbians. First they got you with the plastic bag tax before banning plastic bags. Then they realized the plastic bag tax revenue evaporated. Part of the “CleanBC” plan, the BC NDP government says goal is to keep “harmful” waste out of… Read more: BC NDP impose mandatory paper bag tax grab - “Damn, so close. Too bad.” UBC doctor sad shooter failed to assassinate former President Donald Trump
The public calls for the termination of a professor at the University of British Columbia over a post promoting political violence. After the failed assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump leaving one attendee dead and another critically injured. Dr. Karen Pinder expressed being disappointed Trump didn’t get murdered. Posted on X (formerly Twitter):“Damn, so… Read more: “Damn, so close. Too bad.” UBC doctor sad shooter failed to assassinate former President Donald Trump - Trudeau government spends millions of tax dollars to dig up no tangible evidence of ‘unmarked graves’
On Wednesday the public was informed the Trudeau government spent nearly $8 million taxpayer dollars to produce evidence of the “heartbreaking truth” about “mass graves,” which was later reimaged as “unmarked” Indian Residential School graves in Kamloops, B.C. after public backlash of the wording used. According to the Department of Crown-Indigenous Relations Carolane Gratton the… Read more: Trudeau government spends millions of tax dollars to dig up no tangible evidence of ‘unmarked graves’
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- Arson attack at remote B.C. logging site, police are seeking witnesses
A fire blazed through a logging site causing damage to logging equipment. Employees for a logging company finished up their week of work… Read more: Arson attack at remote B.C. logging site, police are seeking witnesses - WATCH: E-bike stolen at knife point in Vancouver, B.C
A video has surfaced online of a brazen armed robbery in the middle of the day. The Vancouver Police said the incident took… Read more: WATCH: E-bike stolen at knife point in Vancouver, B.C - Multiple deliberately set fires in the Vancouver Downtown Eastside
A fire bug is running around Vancouver setting fires. According to Vancouver Fire Services close to a dozen fires were intentionally set. In… Read more: Multiple deliberately set fires in the Vancouver Downtown Eastside
Business
- Rogers hosts “unapologetically black” event for employees
The biggest Telecom in Canada will be participating in a “unapologetically black” event. The event is being hosted on May 25, 2023 in… Read more: Rogers hosts “unapologetically black” event for employees - B.C. new minimum wage to $15.65 per hour an increase of 54 cent pushed up by inflation
The hourly wage will increase by 45 cents on June 1st, according to Labour Minister Harry Bains. The hike is the first to… Read more: B.C. new minimum wage to $15.65 per hour an increase of 54 cent pushed up by inflation - Bishop’s restaurant closed after 36 years
VANCOUVER – Bishop’s restaurant has announced it will be closing their doors permanently. The pub style restaurant served meals inspired by the West… Read more: Bishop’s restaurant closed after 36 years