@FLBlueBird1@MattGertz@atrupar They just claim that it's for "entertainment purposes" and that "no one takes it as serious news" and they can do whatever they want. Worked for @TuckerCarlson...
@jazzyzad @robshaw_vansun @VaughnPalmer@jjhorgan To improve relations and create opportunities with potential trading partners? Such a waste, right? It's not like that is literally a politician's job or anything...
I've been looking at gas gouging in California and there are many parallels to BC, including super-high gas prices triggered by refiners, leading to mega-profits, while blaming it on climate policies. Will document a few sources in this thread ...
@drulips@Dave_Eby I guess I see the token gesture of this... but I doubt it would have any impact whatsoever. How many bottles of that wine are possibly sold in BC? 0.001% of wine sold in BC? Regardless, it is likely something out of BC jurisdiction as it is a federal trade matter.
@John_Yap@VaughnPalmer How much of that 35 cents was introduced by the @bcndp and how much by @bcliberals? Seems relevant if you are going to criticize what may ultimately be your own tax policy...
@DonBraid "Epic political journey"??? The guy has been in politics for years. He was a Federal Minister... I would hardly call his journey epic. Good spin though.
@jeoff6@MassMan44 @SoniaFurstenau Hmmm... sure you weren't blocked. because you call her an eco-nut? Certainly shows the level of discourse you were aiming to achieve.
@KarenFBill@Teresa_Wat@jjhorgan @clairetrevena @bcliberals @bcndp According to (non-partisan) civil servants in the ministry: concerns with rock formations and a snowy winter have combined to move the timeline back, Staite said.