VICTORIA – What was Adrian Dix’s impact on the 1990s B.C. economy? His policies ‘MC Hammer’d’ our growth, employment, and economy. As the chief architect of the NDP’s disastrous economic policies, we know what the results would be should he find himself in the Premier’s Office again: he’d take us back to the 1990s. Like Crystal Pepsi and the neutral zone trap, Dix’s economic policies are best left in the past. While citing his desire to see government spend more

VICTORIA – Today’s hollow and contrived policy pronouncement echoes the back-of-the-napkin planning that Dix displayed a penchant for when he was the chief architect of the last BC NDP government. Today, Mr. Dix’s inability to answer the most basic questions on his latest spending promises proves again that he intends to take British Columbia backward to the disastrous economic policies of the 1990s that hurt both students and graduates. Adrian Dix’s record speaks for itself. His hasty promises without any

CHILLIWACK – Adrian Dix and the NDP are trying once again to rewrite history in a desperate attempt to fool British Columbians into believing the 1990s NDP government was actually a strong economic performer. “It’s strange that Adrian Dix wants to run on his record as architect of the disastrous 1990s NDP economic policy, but we’re happy to oblige by showing what Adrian Dix is trying to hide from British Columbians,” says Chilliwack MLA John Les. NDP claim: • Under

CHILLIWACK – The decision by Standard & Poor’s to reaffirm British Columbia’s top-rated AAA credit rating is a reminder of the recklessness of the NDP’s economic policies. “During these tough economic times, Standard & Poor’s has given the nod to British Columbia’s fiscally conservative approach and reaffirmed our AAA credit rating,” says Chilliwack MLA John Les. “Contrast that with when Adrian Dix and the BC NDP were in charge of the province’s finances and B.C. suffered constant downgrades.” While Adrian