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The opposite of smart shopping

The opposite of smart shopping

Ignoring competitive bidding on public tenders puts taxpayers at a disadvantage

Time for a completely new kind of BC Liberal platform

For the first time in 16 years, the BC Liberals find themselves in the wilderness. Here's one idea to get back on track
#BCPOLI Hotstove

#BCPOLI Hotstove

The Orca's Maclean Kay and ICBA's Jordan Bateman sit down and talk politics
The blame game - part two

The blame game - part two

In a rush to blame foreign money, BC risks driving away much-needed capital. Part two of two.
The Coxford Files: LNG in BC

The Coxford Files: LNG in BC

Award-winning videojournalist Brian Coxford debuts his new series with a look at the biggest private sector investment - and story - in B.C.
Compulsory unionization goes too far: poll

Compulsory unionization goes too far: poll

Most British Columbians disagree with restricting public contracts to companies with a unionized workforce
The blame game - part one

The blame game - part one

In a rush to blame foreign money, BC risks driving away much-needed capital. Part one of two.
Support for PR wavering: poll

Support for PR wavering: poll

Among decided voters, keeping the current First-Past-the-Post system has a narrow lead.
Off the Cluff: Greg D'Avignon

Off the Cluff: Greg D'Avignon

The Business Council of BC's president weighs in on LNG, and USMCA - the new NAFTA.
Proportional Representation will strengthen the Far Right. Here’s how.

Proportional Representation will strengthen the Far Right. Here’s how.

PR has become the darling of the far right everywhere. It’s worth asking why.