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The NDP left parents in the dark by scrapping letter grades. The Conservatives will restore them for Grades 4-9, so parents know how their kids are really doing. #BCpoli
Oct 14 - after 4 days of advance voting the @Conservative_BC maintains a 4.6% lead in the latest poll. The @bcndp have failed to recover after their post-debate collapse w. 40.3% @BCGreens hold at 9.8%. @MainStResearch seat projection: 49-42-2. Voting resumes on Tuesday! #bcpoli
John Rustad has made a strong commitment to launch an investigation into the questionable and shady real estate deals of NDP. #bcpoli#bcnd#bccinservatives#CORRUPTION
Greens up two to 11% in Mainstreet daily tracking, with Conservatives still leading the NDP 44% to 41%.
No significant sign yet here of the dip we've seen in Leger tracking. #bcpoli
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Ravi Kahlon is not only NDP candidate with question of conflict of interest , @JagrupBrar1 his wife Raj Brar is Career Director at PICS and CEO Satbir Cheema is his buddy who was hired at PICs by Jagrup Brar’s referral
After 15,000 lives lost to addiction in the last 7 years & constant gaslighting, David Eby stood in front of British Columbians in the debate and admitted his radical drug legalization policies failed.
It's time for Common Sense Change. #bcpoli#CloverdaleBC
Across BC, non-partisan Town Halls are bringing in experts who are explaining how the recent @bcndp legislation could harm them, their neighbourhoods, their freedoms. @Dave_Eby@KahlonRav@CBCNews@globalnews#bcpoli
Hey Victoria, if you want more drugs and less police, then Sonia is your candidate.
Sonia seems like a great person. But we should refuse to take unserious ideas seriously.
For the past few weeks, I have been asking how the @bcndp plan on repaying the interest on the debt and the debt itself. Obviously, close to an election none of the BCNDP want to talk about it, but instead talk of their intention to build homes, hospitals, rehabilitation centres, put more money into healthcare, hire doctors and nurses. We need all that they promise to do, but this costs a lot of money, where do they plan to get all the money? From taxes, from loans , from bonds ? Borrowing money when you have such a high debt is very expensive, and with the credit rating the government has at the moment, interest rate will be very high. So I am asking someone from the @bcndp their plans to raise money for all they need to do in the future and how they going to pay for it?
This is a serious matter . Voters beware, although they say they won’t be tax increases, there will be.
Attached below is a article in the newspaper from Gordon Campbell, you might not like him, but he is an astute businessman and understands the principles of economics, which no one in the BCNDP caucus seems to understand
@Dave_Eby@mikefarnworthbc@KahlonRav@JohnRustad4BC@elenoresturko@timthielmann@VoteYYJWilliams@Adam_Stirling @@koicows@AllyC1000