B.C. Politics
Premier Gordon Campbell’s B.C. Liberal government failed to gain any significant popularity boost from the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, and continues to trail the opposition New Democratic Party in support, an Angus Reid poll to be released today has found.
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The B.C. government has done an "adequate" job of protecting sensitive data on its wireless computer networks, after an investigation pointed out serious flaws in its practices last year, says the province's auditor general.
Cuts to health services for the poorest people in the province will inevitably increase government costs, say social-service providers as they plow through new rules that will pare down medical coverage for people with disabilities or on income assistance as of April 1.
"I think it's particularly devastating and possibly short-sighted," said Scott Walker, co-ordinator of ProArt Alliance
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Les Leyne: Rumbles of big education changes ahead
Starting with the throne speech in February and continuing with the budget this month, the Liberal government rang a few alarm bells in the education world.
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Les Leyne in aftermath of snowmobile tragedy: Price of curbing wilderness risks
It looks like B.C. politicians will face a push to take some kind of action after another tragic winter weekend in the backcountry.
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Press Pass: Chief coroner's hiring kept strangely silent
NEW CHIEF CORONER -- The province has a new chief coroner, Dr. Diane Rothon, the former director of health services for the government's corrections branch and a dually-accredited physician and surgeon.
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Les Leyne: Industry tax revolt finally brings action
Ever since the industrial tax revolt erupted last year, the provincial government has been nodding sympathetically at all involved and doing nothing.
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Les Leyne: Protesters have lost their audience
One common worry is running through the heads of all the different anti-Olympics protesters. It's the haunting fear that people are going to relax and have fun and enjoy themselves.
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