@caroltreardon Someone cut his image out of a sign and hung it from a noose on the side of the highway. That shameful and disgusting behaviour should be condemned by party leaders. https://t.co/V4jfaL2IwL
@JamesSteidle He should take a good hard look at Courtenay/Comox before talking about vote splitting. Cons won over NDP by about 200 votes while Green had nearly 7,000. Not a criticism of Greens. 10+ ridings voted NDP/Green more than Conservative.
@DuaneBratt Some of those interior and north island ridings have NDP/Green vote splitting. Courtenay/Comox is an outstanding example with NDP set to loose by a couple hundred but Green having around 7000 votes. And the Con candidate is a fairly centrist former BC Liberal anyway. What a mess.
@KahlonRav When I look around the Comox Valley I see lots of new residential buildings and infill detached or duplexes. Seems like progress though I hear permitting from the city can still be arduous. I like that now I have the option of adding a dwelling unit for aging parents.
@Josie_Osborne I've used the same equipment at the new site in Mackenzie. These are really good. A great benefit to 800v vehicles. It's great to see these units at so many new sites.
@Sarahattack1@dkreative1 Every time this happens we get stories of EV owners running appliances and heaters from their huge batteries. That's what happens when vehicles are electric. They are used as power banks, mitigating stress on the grid.
@DavidColetto I drive a variety of EVs for work in BC and AB. Car-shares, rentals, leases. I go between Courtenay and Calgary, do detours through the Kootenays, and also to Dawson Creek. They are way cheaper to use than gas. The charging network is reliable and constantly expanding.