It is perhaps ironic that even candidates who run under a party banner, often insist that their sole purpose in getting into office is to fight for wee New Westminster.
Some in the media have suggested that the entry of Martha Hall Findlay into the Liberal leadership race throws a wrench into Justin Trudeau's plans.
Some in the media have suggested that the entry of Martha Hall Findlay into the Liberal leadership race throws a wrench into Justin Trudeau's plans.
Some in the media have suggested that the entry of Martha Hall Findlay into the Liberal leadership race throws a wrench into Justin Trudeau's plans.
While Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has finally taken some action against abusive business practices of pre-paid credit cards, he continues to ignore the elephant in the room: outrageous credit card fees that cost small businesses billions every year.
As the heated debate over abortion rumbles on in Ottawa, Richmond's own MP, Alice Wong, has sidestepped questions on the issue.
Kells) said through an aide that she'd vote for the motion, but offered no explanation for her position. Three other Tory MPs have endorsed it on their websites-Colin Mayes (OkanaganShuswap), Mark Warawa (Langley), and Mark Strahl (Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon).
Vancouver Quadra Liberal MP Joyce Murray says an Aug. 4 accident in English Bay underlines the need to keep a Canadian Coast Guard search and rescue base in Kitsilano.
And the new member of Parliament for the riding of Vancouver-Granville is-
The Non-Partisan Association's top two vote-getters in last November's school board election spent almost $75,000 combined but initially did not disclose the sources of most of their campaign funds.
Re: Liberals at 'point of no return," In My Opinion, Burnaby NOW, Feb. 8.
New Westminster's two members of Parliament are endorsing candidates in the civic election - a move that's being condemned by a veteran New Westminster politician.
In Diane Janzen's bid as federal Liberal candidate in Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon on May 2, she finished a distant third with less than 11 per cent of the vote.