Christy Clark’s Crown chaos crescendo
Back in November, taxpayer-owned BC Ferries announced it would cut routes, end discounts for senior citizens and install slot machines….
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Ethnic media get special access to PM and Preem
When Prime Minister Stephen Harper came to Vancouver in early January, mainstream media reporters were severely limited in their access…
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SNC-Lavalin sued for wrongful dismissal, breach of contract
Large corporations sometimes make small mistakes. But a wrongful dismissal and breach of contract lawsuit filed in Vancouver against SNC-Lavalin…
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It’s official: Clark takes the “free” out of Freedom of Information
Premier Christy Clark surprised the Union of British Columbia Municipalities convention on Sept. 20 when she gave the green-light for…
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Another FOI on TOIFA shows the coverup goes on
The Times of India Film Awards coverup continues. Remember the controversial April 6 Bollywood awards ceremony at B.C. Place Stadium…
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A gaggle of gas guests for balanced budget babble
Whenever it trots out the budget speech, the government likes to invite close friends and interest groups to be there…
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Four big Massey Bridge contracts up for grabs
Preparations to replace the aging George Massey Tunnel with a bridge are rapidly underway. The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure…
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Some people had millions of reasons to say "congrats Christy"
After winning the May 14 provincial election by surprise, Premier Christy Clark’s email box runneth over. There were those unhappy…
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Russian LNG behemoth coming to B.C. in 2015
Gazprom is coming to British Columbia. Not to buy liquefied natural gas — Premier Christy Clark’s much-ballyhooed elixir for the…
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Health Minister’s briefing book that the government didn’t want you to see
Premier Christy Clark shuffled her cabinet on Sept. 5, 2012. Back then, some of us wags used the “shuffling the…