The Vancouver Sun
May 8, 2009
Two weeks into the provincial election campaign, a story that appeared on the business pages of newspapers put a sharp focus on the central issue in this election...
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CAMPBELL AND THE LIBERALS HAVE EARNED RIGHT TO A THIRD TERM
- CAMPBELL AND THE LIBERALS HAVE EARNED RIGHT TO A THIRD TERM
- FOREST INDUSTRY CEOS CORRECT THE RECORD ON FORESTRY ISSUES
- NUMBERS TELL TALE ON ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT
- BENNETT PRAISES ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION ON EARTH DAY
- CAROLE JAMES STILL DISHONEST ABOUT SENIORS CARE BEDS
- NDP SPIN ON LOW-INCOME SUPPORT DISHONEST
- PREMIER CAMPBELL OPENS B.C. VISITOR CENTRE @ PEACE ARCH
- BECAUSE EVERY FACT MATTERS - WEEK 1
- ECONOMY THE FOCUS AS CAMPAIGN BEGINS
- $270,300 TO IMPROVE EAST KOOTENAY FOREST ROADS
- $400,000 TO IMPROVE ELK RIVER FOREST SERVICE ROAD
- COMMUNITY TRUST EXTENDS KOOTENAY ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION
- CAROLE JAMES' CAMPAIGN PLATFORM: MORE BROKEN PROMISES, MORE TAXING AND SPENDING, MORE JOB-KILLING POLICIES
- FOREST SECTOR BALKS AT NDP CALLS FOR AID
- HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS BENEFIT KOOTENAY REGION
- $12.7M EXPANDS COLLEGE OF THE ROCKIES CAMPUS
- NEW SENIORS' HOUSING FOR BAYNES LAKE
- $600,000 IN PROVINCIAL INVESTMENTS BENEFIT SPARWOOD
- PROVINCE INVESTS $686,689 IN FERNIE PROJECTS, SERVICES
- $883,112 FOR ELKFORD INFRASTRUCTURE, BASIC SERVICES
- $565,000 INVESTMENT BENEFITS CRANBROOK
- FERNIE SIGNS RESORT MUNICIPALITY AGREEMENT WITH B.C.
- $4.8M FUNDING TO CONSTRUCT FERNIE RESERVOIR
- PROVINCE FUNDS WOMEN’S HOUSING IN CRANBROOK
- FUNDING SUPPORTS KOOTENAY TOURISM PROJECTS
