The BC Energy Superpower Plan is the most ambitious energy policy in the history of British Columbia.
Double LNG production by 2032, triple production by 2035. The world wants what BC has, time to unlock this potential.
Strong leadership for serious times.
@CBCNews carries story of nasal drops given to help Canadian crows recover from toxicity of illicit drugs. And thousands of unborn Canadian children are killed by abortion each year. Post-modern values.
Europe as we know it, with its spiritual and moral heritage, is rooted in the lives and work of men and women who lived, preached, and shared the teachings of the Gospel. From this heritage, the moral foundations of the world in which we live have been handed down to us: principles such as the primacy of the person and the sacred and inviolable nature of human life; the protection of freedom; the primary importance of the family; care for the poor and those most in need; welcoming the stranger; and respect for the elderly. #ApostolicJourney #France
B.C. can and should be an absolute powerhouse.
But after 9 years of NDP government, B.C. families and our province's economy are falling further and further behind.
On October 24th, join me in standing up for change in B.C.
In 1799, Pius VI died as a prisoner of the French Revolution in Valence. The official register cynically noted: "Citizen Angelo Braschi passed away. He had exercised the profession of a Supreme Pontiff." They thought he'd be "the last pope". Today in Paris, see below.
Big thanks to @PremierScottMoe and @christyclarkbc for the invite to Lions vs. Riders at BC Place. Great night of football and a chance to discuss the change BC needs.
The scoreboard was kinder to two of us than the third. Always feels good when BC wins
Vous connaissez déjà ma réponse, M. Bérubé : je ne quitterai jamais le Québec. Même si, un jour, les Québécois choisissent d’en faire un pays. Le Québec, c’est chez moi. C’est ma terre natale. Mon attachement ne dépend ni du résultat d’une élection ni de celui d’un référendum.
Cela dit, ne prenez pas les Québécois pour des valises.
Vous promettez un référendum dans un premier mandat, mais la menace de Donald Trump vous fait hésiter au point de vouloir le repousser à la toute fin. Vous reconnaissez donc la gravité de la crise. Pourtant, vous nous proposez de consacrer les quatre prochaines années à préparer une rupture avec le Canada.
Pendant ce temps, les Québécois attendent des soins. Nos écoles ont besoin de soutien. Nos infrastructures ont besoin d’investissements. Et notre économie a besoin d’un gouvernement qui travaille en étroite collaboration avec Ottawa pour traverser cette crise.
La véritable question, M. Bérubé, est donc celle-ci : prendrez-vous les meilleures décisions pour le Québec et les Québécois, ou les meilleures décisions pour préparer votre référendum et le gagner?
Parce que ce n’est pas nécessairement la même chose.
Gouverner exige du leadership. Cela exige aussi de mettre de côté la partisanerie et, lorsque les circonstances l’imposent, de faire passer l’intérêt des citoyens avant son rêve politique.
La menace, M. Bérubé, c’est Donald Trump. Ce n’est pas Ottawa. Le gouvernement du Canada ne cherche pas à écraser, à éclipser ou à faire disparaître le Québec. On peut avoir des désaccords avec Ottawa sans en faire un ennemi.
Alors, avec respect, cessez de me demander si je vais quitter le Québec si vous prenez le pouvoir. Moi, je sais où je serai : ici, chez moi.
Dites-nous plutôt ce que vous ferez du pouvoir : allez-vous gouverner le Québec à temps plein et travailler avec Ottawa, ou mettre l’État québécois au service de votre référendum?
Fantastic @globeandmail editorial on David Eby’s shocking violation of democratic norms:
“Calling this election tramples on democratic norms, ignoring that democracy is about more than winning elections…
“For evidence of the importance of such norms, one need look no further than the supposed reason Mr. Eby called this election. Mr. Trump has spent years spitting on traditional democratic norms.”
https://t.co/6avpP0Am2l
As a former CBC reporter, I am appalled at this ludicrous decision. He wasn’t working. He posted a POV video experience entering the space his synagogue had rented for Yom Kippur. Neil is a veteran reporter and a friend.
Was there any coordinated walkout by member states when Pezeshkian spoke at the @UN?
Asking for the tens of thousands of Iranian protesters slaughtered in January, those currently on death row, and the countless families still seeking justice.
@DuaneBratt@Citizen004 BC'ers are fed up with NDP's insane fiscal & DRIPA policies. Unnecessary early election may be nail in coffin. Led by Lorne Doerkson, a new moderate, experienced, civic-minded leader, BC's reconstitued Cons will attract a multitude of non-aligned, fed-up voters. Stay tuned!
I’ve read this article twice and still can’t find anyone from the “oil sector” questioning the economics or even quoted. It is only the left-wing ENGO Pembina Institute that questions the economics of a pipeline in this article 🧐
Barack Obama at his last press briefing with reporters, 2017:
"I have enjoyed working with all of you. That does not, of course, mean that I've enjoyed every story that you have filed, but that's the point of this relationship. You're not supposed to be sycophants. You're supposed to be skeptics. You're supposed to ask me tough questions. You're not supposed to be complimentary, but you're supposed to cast a critical eye on folks who hold enormous power."
The first time most British Columbians would have ever seen @LDoerkson was when a news crew stumbled upon him, as a first-term MLA, in the middle of a wildfire pitching in to help folks facing the flames.