Page 37 - Premier Eby News Today

Since 2018, when the decision to build the first phase of the LNG terminal was made, provincial policymakers have been tying themselves in knots to try to make those emissions fit into B.C.’s climate plan.

The BC Liberals call for fast tracking proposed facilities. The NDP says it’s time to slow down.

The announcement includes four new recovery sites with after care services in communities around B.C.

B.C.s provincial government is spending the 2022 surplus and despite a worsening economic outlook, says it will continue spending, likely right into deficit.

In this wide-ranging discussion we speak with young political aficionado Hugh Chan and Social Studies Teacher John Yetman, on mental health in schools and current affairs. Hugh Chan relates his experiences as an inside in both Premier Ebys leadership campaign and the Forward Together municipal party, while John Yetman draws parallels with the 1970s Premier Dave Barrets approach to politics.Sarah PrattSingleSong of the Meese

"Im hard-pressed to point to much thats representative of the kind of action ... that (Eby promised)" — Liberal house leader Todd Stone.

Roly Russell's comments on natural resource sector disconnected from reality, says Fort St. John Chamber

Province should tap $5.7 billion budget surplus, says MLA Ellis Ross

A Cranbrook woman is speaking out about tax changes to private vehicle sales after she was slapped with a higher tax fee than anticipated when she recently bought an older used truck.

BC Liberal MLA Peter Milobar re-introduced legislation to eliminate used vehicle tax on private sales worth less than$20,000