The Vancouver Sun
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Apr 2009 Page: A13
Section: Issues & Ideas
Column: Harvey Enchin
Let's begin with the assumption that economic growth is a good thing. Some people dispute it, but both political parties hoping to govern British Columbia appear to agree on this basic premise.
So, which party in power delivered the best economic growth?
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NUMBERS TELL TALE ON ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT
- 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
