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What happens next? Questions linger following Tuesday’s election

What happens next? Questions linger following Tuesday’s election

Tuesday’s historic provincial election has left B.C. residents wondering – what will happen in the next few weeks or months? Which party will form government? Will there be a coalition of some kind?
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ELECTION 2017: Unstable minority unlikely to last

ELECTION 2017: Unstable minority unlikely to last

Greens’ Andrew Weaver will want to see carbon tax increased
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Making of an Imperial-metric mutt

Making of an Imperial-metric mutt

Angus Reid Institute survey shows most Canadians just can’t commit to the metric system
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Painful Truth: Election busted B.C. voting myths

Painful Truth: Election busted B.C. voting myths

We learned a lot about how B.C. politics really works right now from Tuesday’s election.
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Can we get ‘big money’ out of B.C. politics?

Can we get ‘big money’ out of B.C. politics?

Christy Clark’s money machine, third parties roll on
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Getting ‘big money’ out of B.C. politics

Getting ‘big money’ out of B.C. politics

It’s not as simple as banning corporate, union donations
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Getting ‘big money’ out of B.C. politics

Getting ‘big money’ out of B.C. politics

It’s not as simple as banning corporate, union donations
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Odd Thoughts: Long-time Langley fogey walks through time

Odd Thoughts: Long-time Langley fogey walks through time

The Langley Walk allowed Bob Groeneveld to connect with a diverse cross-section of the community.
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Langley Odd Thoughts: Still walking after all these years

Columnist Bob Groeneveld is no stranger to the Langley Walk which has evolved over the decades.
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Painful Truth: Liberal tax break program a boon to billionaires

Painful Truth: Liberal tax break program a boon to billionaires

A new report says the program spent many millions for a handful of jobs created.
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