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Posted: April 30, 2021 Kootenay-Columbia MP Rob Morrison Kootenay-Columbia MP Rob Morrison has released a statement supporting the National Police Federation’s opposition to B.C.’s COVID-19 non-essential travel restrictions and orders. “Since the official announcement of these travel restrictions, the National Police Federation has been hearing loud and clear from a growing number of RCMP members, asking us to oppose this proposed order,” said National Police Federation president Brian...

by Nelson Daily Staff on Tuesday Apr 27 2021 MP Rob Morrison said the National Police Federation has been hearing loud and clear from a growing number of RCMP members asking to oppose this order. Not everyone supports the recent implementation of lockdown measures recently introduced to the public by the BC Provincial Government. Friday, on the advice of Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provincial health officer (PHO), Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicit...

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by Nelson Daily Staff on Tuesday April 27 2021 MP Rob Morrison said the National Police Federation has been hearing loud and clear from a growing number of RCMP members asking to oppose this order. Not everyone supports the recent implementation of lockdown measures recently introduced to the public by the BC Provincial Government. Friday, on the advice of Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provincial health officer (PHO), Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solic...

by Nelson Daily Staff on Wednesday April 21 2021 MP Rob Morrison said unemployed Canadians are all going to be let down by this budget. Rob Morrison, Member of Parliament for Kootenay-Columbia was very disappointed in the Liberal budget which was tabled Monday by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, calling the document “Justin Trudeau’s let down budget” for taxpayers in his riding. “Unemployed Canadians hoping to see a plan to create...

by Nelson Daily Staff on Sunday Apr 18 2021 Kootenay Columbia MP Rob Morrison said the project would be a welcomed step forward for Kootenay-Columbians as we work together in the effort to reach a net-zero future. The idea, that was originally spearheaded by the Castlegar & District Economic Development to move people through the region using the Kootenay Valley Railway tracks, was updated in a report in 2020. Now, Kootenay Columbia MP Rob Morrison is eager to use hi...

Wellington Phoenix held to frustrating draw with 10-man Western United. Will he stay or will he go? Wellington Phoenix coach Ufuk Talay’s future at the club could be resolved by the end of next week. Talay is off-contract at the end of the current season and has been in no rush to sign an extension with the Phoenix, leading to speculation that the Australian could leave after two seasons at the helm of New Zealand’s only professional football club. Daniel Carson/Photosport Phoenix coach Uf...

Posted: April 21, 2021 Federal budget is a let-down: MP Morrison Rob Morrison, Member of Parliament for Kootenay-Columbia, today reacted to the budget announced by Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government April 20, calling it a “let -down budget.” “Unemployed Canadians hoping to see a plan to create new jobs, workers who have had their wages cut and hours slashed hoping to see a plan to reopen the economy, and families that can’t afford more taxes are all going to be let down by this budg...

"If there was something being discussed, Id let you know." Talay scoffed at talk that the rumours linking him with Victory could be a distraction for his Phoenix outfit. Wellington notched their second win on the trot on Sunday night when they beat Perth Glory 3-1 in Perth. "Its not a distraction. If it was a distraction, it would have distracted tonights result as well," Talay said after the win. "The negotiations are going well with Wellington Phoenix at the moment with our chairman Rob (Morr...

Posted: April 18, 2021 By Rob Morrison Op-Ed Commentary The Liberal government has announced that it will table a budget on April 19; this will be the Liberal’s first budget in over two-years, a dubious Canadian record. One of the central themes of the budget will be the creation of a national child-care program. According to media reports, other items that could be included in the budget are skills training, a foreign home buyer’s tax, modernizing EI, and their green economy plan. As Cana...