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Is the Fraser Surrey Docks coal port proposal in the best interest of BC?

Jun 18, 2013

Today’s CBC Edition Business Panel focused on the proposal by Fraser Surrey Docks to build a new coal terminal on the Fraser river to export US thermal coal (if you missed it, here’s the recording starting at 1:50). My co-panelist, Jock Finlayson from the BC Business Council, kept trying to narrow the conversation to technical… View Article

Keeping democracy alive: Engaging in political process between elections

May 30, 2013

By Janet Newbury

Last week, Seth Klein reflected on some lessons from the 2013 BC election. Among the many important lessons he noted was the fact that “we need to better understand why so many people feel disengaged from politics and key policy debates.” Indeed. Now that the election is over, those of us who are passionate about… View Article

Big Numbers – Big Lies

May 22, 2013

By Marvin Shaffer

The election results were disheartening; it was, as many have commented, a victory of style over substance. Hope for something unachievable (a debt free B.C. in fifteen years) and fear of a leader and party that does not exist (an untrustworthy Chavez of the north) won the day. It was not a great moment for… View Article

The Green Part of Green

May 10, 2013

By Marvin Shaffer

Unlike a number of green advocates, political and otherwise, I think there can be some significant benefit for British Columbians from the development of LNG exports, particularly if issues around the supply and pricing of electricity, and the regulation and offset of industry GHG emissions are properly addressed. Nevertheless, I do agree with those who argue… View Article

Reality check on government spending: is the overspending fear mongering justified

May 9, 2013

By Iglika Ivanova

Both main parties in this election campaign are accusing the other of being big spenders. The BC Liberals claim the BC NDP is making election promises that are too expensive and argue the 1990s (the last time the NDP was in government) was a time of particularly high spending. The BC NDP points out that… View Article

Coal association gets free pass on election advertising while public interest groups chilled

May 8, 2013

By Shannon Daub

Just when I thought the situation with BC’s third party advertising rules couldn’t get any more ridiculous, this comes in from the “Are You Kidding Me?!” department: According to The Tyee, a three page advertorial for the Canadian Coal Association “extolling the virtues of BC’s coal industry” in last week’s Globe and Mail has been… View Article

Vancouver child poverty rate is second-highest in Canada

By Iglika Ivanova

The story of child poverty in Canada is very much an urban story. One out of every 10 children living in urban areas was poor in 2010, compared to one in 20 children living in non-urban areas. Three quarters (or 76%) of all poor children in Canada lived in one of the urban centres shown… View Article

Beyond the economy: Where are BC’s major parties on health care and our aging population?

May 7, 2013

By Janine Farrell

By Shannon Daub & Janine Farrell We have been surprised, to say the least, at the lack of public discourse around health care during this election period. As a top-of-mind issue for British Columbians, you’d think it would be as central as the always large and looming economy. So what are the burning issues in… View Article

Final election fact sheet: Enhancing social support for seniors living in BC

May 6, 2013

By Janine Farrell

We have completed the last of our series of three fact sheets on seniors issues in preparation for the upcoming election! This fact sheet highlights the importance of communities that are inclusive and accessible to people of all ages and abilities. And, while it is important for seniors to “age in place,” they must also be… View Article

Debt Free BC?

May 4, 2013

By Marvin Shaffer

It is pretty clear that the election-inspired promise of a debt free BC is not to be taken seriously. There is no credible market analysis indicating that the royalties from B.C. LNG exports would be sufficient to do that in 15 years, as the Premier would have it. The potential for increased gas supply from… View Article

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A progressive take on BC issues

A progressive take on BC issues

Is the Fraser Surrey Docks coal port proposal in the best interest of BC?

Keeping democracy alive: Engaging in political process between elections

Big Numbers – Big Lies

The Green Part of Green

Reality check on government spending: is the overspending fear mongering justified

Coal association gets free pass on election advertising while public interest groups chilled

Vancouver child poverty rate is second-highest in Canada

Beyond the economy: Where are BC’s major parties on health care and our aging population?

Final election fact sheet: Enhancing social support for seniors living in BC

Debt Free BC?