Rachel Notley uses the Western Premiers Meeting to try again to make the case for the Transmountain Pipeline while BC files suit against her Bill 12. Kinder Morgan also won two more lawsuits while they face another. Then, we turn our attention to the first year of Andrew Scheer’s leadership over the Conservative Party of Canada.
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Segment 1: We can’t walk and chew gum at the same time
- Notley boycotts Western Premiers Meeting
- Pharmacare doesn’t grow on trees
- BC statement of claim against Bill 12
- Kinder Morgan wins against Vancouver & Squamish Nation in court
Segment 2: A Scheer Year
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Quick takes
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- Class action lawsuit over speculation tax
- BC considers suing opioid manufacturers
- BC Ferries cancels planned end to fuel rebate
#bestofbcpoli
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#bcpoli For perhaps the first time in Canadian history, one premier has un-friended another. https://t.co/bJavTB9fiK
— VaughnPalmer (@VaughnPalmer) May 23, 2018
Here’s a link once more to the most exhaustive story I will (probably) do all year.
In summary and conclusion, when he saw this list @AJWVictoriaBC said I was a “massive nerd.”https://t.co/cQQcQFcgZK
— Justin McElroy (@j_mcelroy) May 22, 2018
