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| (L-R) Rosario Setticasi, REBGV President; Libby Davies, NDP candidate for Vancouver East; Adriane Carr, Green candidate for Vancouver Centre; Hedy Fry, Liberal candidate for Vancouver Centre; Dave Watt, REBGV Past President; and James Moore, Conservative candidate for Port Moody – Westwood – Port Coquitlam. |
Premier Christy Clark announced her new cabinet on March 14, 2011, downsizing to 18 ministers from 24.
Premier – Hon. Christy Clark (No seat, but expected to run in Vancouver – Point Grey)*
Deputy Premier and Minister of Finance – Hon. Kevin Falcon (Surrey – Cloverdale)
Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation – Hon. Mary Polak (Langley)
Minister ...
Last autumn, when the government was preparing Budget 2011, they asked individuals and organizations for input through a province-wide public consultation initiative.
As in previous years, the government’s goal was to provide a process for British Columbians to make proposals and recommendations about the provincial budget and fiscal policy.
The Real Estate Board responded by asking members f ...
Would it be better to keep the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) or go back to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and the Provincial Sales Tax (PST) systems?
A newly appointed independent panel plans to find out and then report their findings to British Columbians.
Parliamentary Secretary for HST Information, John Les and Finance Minister, Colin Hansen announced the pan ...