#Opinion: Every infringement on citizens’ privacy, mobility, autonomy and conscience rights has been justified by officials in the name of the infallible technocratic might of “the science,” writes privacy lawyer Allan Richarz. https://t.co/QAUYVkoFDs
Great news coming out of @BCFerries today. CFA members are committed to conserving the environment, marine mammals and lessening the sector’s carbon footprint.
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I am super excited about partnering with @cpa_bc to host a free virtual event on Aug 27th! We want to guide teens towards a smart financial path and help them learn about money basics. Let them discover what you can do with your money.
Register today!
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(I deleted my thread that ended up out of order).
Tax credits for child care don’t get women back into the work force. They don’t offer women choice either.
Quality, affordable daycare like the agreements recently put in place does both.
#elxn44 https://t.co/xlNcGa8pn0
Canadian newspapers must do better than this: they devoted 2x less space on their front-pages to the IPCC's "Code Red" #climate report than U.S. newspapers did, against the backdrop of a federal election call. #cdnpoli#elexn44#ClimateEmergency#bcpoli
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.@erinotoole says he will cancel #cdnchildcare agreements. That means he will cancel more than 100,000 new quality licensed spaces 8 provincial/territorial governments have already agreed to put in place, including in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, BC and Quebec.
“This isn't just going to benefit Canadians. This is absolutely a part of the solution to dealing with climate change & biodiversity loss at the global level.” @valeriecourtois on the hope #Indigenous-led conservation provides. https://t.co/CckPftVNJQ
We’ve heard support for the concept of a passenger ferry from Royal Bay to downtown Victoria from leaders around the region. It’s time to explore using our waterways to move people as one part of our regional transportation strategy.
"If the ferries are considered essential goods and services throughout the province, then the workers working on those ships should be considered as well."
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A popular food delivery service has added an extra fee in B.C. after the province limited the commission rates that delivery apps could set. https://t.co/9ByyK9Ny34