FORT ST. JOHN – With the BC NDP environment critic calling the liquefied natural gas opportunity “insanity,” Peace River North MLA Pat Pimm says it is time for the opposition to stop the double-talk and tell British Columbians exactly why they want to throw up roadblocks to development. “We’ve been very clear and honest when it comes to recovering natural gas and the opportunities it presents,” says Pimm. “This is an opportunity of a generation and we need to seize

The BC Liberal government has been working hard to create an environment that fosters investment and job creation, which will ensure a more prosperous future for all British Columbians. “Real leadership means making tough decisions now that will improve the lives of British Columbians today and into the future,” says Mary Polak, Minister of Transportation and MLA for Langely. “It means looking forward and planning ahead. That’s what this session was all about.” Through the Speech from the Throne, Balanced

VICTORIA – Government Caucus Chair Gordon Hogg issued the following statement about the Caucus review into the Draft Multicultural Strategic Outreach Plan: “Today I delivered our review of caucus staff in relation to the Draft Multicultural Strategic Outreach Plan to my caucus colleagues. I want to thank MLAs Murray Coell and Rob Howard for their assistance. The scope of our review focused on the role caucus staff members played in the draft document. As Mr. Dyble’s scope could not include

Adrian Dix promised to release the BC NDP platform well before the election and now is the time for him to come clean with British Columbians about his party’s plans, including their budget. “It seems that every day this session Adrian Dix and the NDP have demanded increased spending with no indication of how much or how they’d pay for it,” says Finance Minister Michael de Jong.  “British Columbians want to know what Adrian Dix and the NDP’s plans are. They promised it well