A longtime fixture in U.S. politics, Biden finally wins elusive prize
By Will Dunham 7 MIN READ WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Joe Biden, a fixture in U.S. politics for a half century as a senator and vice president, completed a long…
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Stoney Hill revealed: from perilous bluffs to churning waters
Second in an occasional series on the Six Mountains Anyone who has stood atop the bluffs of Stoney Hill Regional Park and admired the views of Salt Spring Island has…
Political Correctness Off the Tracks
North Cowichan Mayor Al Siebring said financial penalties for council members found to be engaging in bad behaviour is a good deterrent. (File photo) North Cowichan council members face…
MP MACGREGOR INTRODUCES BILL TO ADDRESS FREIGHTER ANCHORAGES IN THE SALISH SEA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 26, 2020 MP MACGREGOR INTRODUCES BILL TO ADDRESS FREIGHTER ANCHORAGES IN THE SALISH SEA OTTAWA – Today, NDP MP Alistair MacGregor introduced Private Member’s Bill C-250…
Horgan’s gamble pays off big: B.C. NDP win historic majority government
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BC Election Preliminary Voting Results
2020 Provincial General Election Preliminary Voting Results Home Election Results by Candidate Election Results by Party The following are preliminary voting results from initial count. Read about initial count.…
Public sends North Cowichan powerful message of support for forest preservation
Survey results could guide council direction for two decades The public has identified green spaces and recreation as easily the most important attributes of North Cowichan, according to a survey…
Rob Douglas would serve district well
Originally published by the Cowichan Valley Citizen. We were both among the founding members of the Cowichan Valley Cooperative Association. I am very happy to support Rob Douglas as a…
The Question For This Election Should Be, Who Do You Want As MLA?
The question for this election should be, who do you want as MLA, Rob Douglas the environmentally conscious NDP candidate who can influence government decisions or do you want a…
Cowichan Chooses Our Next MLA-October 24th, 2020
This October 24th BC Election is a welcome opportunity for Cowichan Valley citizens to elect a proven community based candidate to represent our interests at the provincial legislature. BC NDP…
Sean Holman’s Whipped Is most relevant today.
WHIPPED The post Sean Holman’s Whipped Is most relevant today. first appeared on richardhughes.ca.
Yes Minister- The Need To Know
Yes Minister, a timeless classic with with wisdom and humour that cuts through the BS. It is applicable to all levels of government from the local to the national, far…
Horgan and Weaver The Bromance Continues
Sat down to call some supporters and this guy was at the top of my list. Professor @AJWVictoriaBC, I'm so proud of the work we've done together — especially CleanBC.…
Politics, Ya Gotta Love The Horgan-Weaver Bromance!
Posted by Dara Quast on Friday, October 16, 2020 The post Politics, Ya Gotta Love The Horgan-Weaver Bromance! first appeared on richardhughes.ca.
Candidates Forum | 2020 Provincial Election | Duncan Cowichan Chamber of Commerce
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Matt Price-A Co-Founder of One Cowichan Launches Complaint Against CVRD Code of Conduct for Elected Officials
Matt Price, a co-founder of One Cowichan has sent the following letter of complaint to the CVRD addressed to the CAO Brian Carruthers. This letter is listed and distributed as…
North Cowichan Council Lowers The Cone Of Silence
Originally published by Where Do We Stand. Date: Oct 11, 2020 | North Cowichan Council decides to stop reading the…
‘None of It Reported’ : How Corporate Media Buried The Assange Trial
‘None of It Reported’: How Corporate Media Buried the Assange Trial The post ‘None of It Reported’ : How Corporate Media Buried The Assange Trial first appeared on richardhughes.ca.
North Cowichan councillor who sits on Cowichan Tribes disqualifies herself from vote
Council seeks public’s patience amidst ‘uncharted territory’ North Cowichan councillor Debra Toporowski has disqualified herself from a vote on consultation with First Nations on the Municipal Forest Reserve on the…
Evidence of Mount Sicker’s boom-and-bust mining past still awaits history buffs
First in an occasional feature series on the Six Mountains Originally published by https://www.sixmountains.ca TW Paterson leads me around a locked yellow gate and along a gravel logging road atop…