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The Campbell Government Is Out Of Touch With The Arts Community— Herbert

VANCOUVER— The Campbell government is sadly out of touch if they believe the arts community is ‘unconcerned’ about plans to cut investment in the arts by 40 to 50 per cent over the next three years says New Democrat arts and culture critic Spencer Herbert .

Vancouver-West End
Spencer Chandra Herbert was re-elected MLA for Vancouver-West End in May 2013.

Job Losses More Evidence Campbell Deliberately Misled British Columbians

VICTORIA – Coming on the heels of yesterday’s budget bombshell, today’s news that B.C. shed more than 91,000 full time jobs over the last year and that the unemployment rate is now more than eight per cent is yet more proof that Gordon Campbell deliberately misled British Columbians about the state of the province’s economy, the New Democrats said today.

Rafe Mair Coming To Nelson To Join Glacier-Howser Fight

NELSON— Save Our Rivers spokesperson and former Socred Environment Minister Rafe Mair will be in Nelson on July 15 for a meeting sponsored by New Democrat MLA Michelle Mungall on the controversial Glacier-Howser private power project located north of Kaslo.

Nelson-Creston
Michelle Mungall was re-elected as MLA for Nelson-Creston in May 2013.

B.C. Liberal Budget Bombshell Puts Lie To Premier’s Election Promise

VICTORIA – Today’s admission by B.C.’s finance minister that it’s not “near possible” to contain the provincial deficit to $495 million shows that Gordon Campbell wasn’t telling the truth during the provincial election, say the New Democrats.

“This admission puts the lie to the premier’s fundamental election promise that he would contain the deficit and protect vital social programs from deep cuts,” said New Democrat finance critic Bruce Ralston .

Surrey-Whalley
Bruce Ralston was re-elected as the MLA for Surrey-Whalley in May 2013. He was first elected to the legislature in 2005.

Campbell’s New Restrictions On Aid Are A Blow To Forest Workers, Says Macdonald

VANCOUVER – The Campbell government’s decision to reduce eligibility for a transitional assistance program aimed at helping aging forest workers retire or leave the industry is unfair and senseless, says New Democrat forestry critic Norm Macdonald .

Columbia River-Revelstoke
Norm Macdonald was re-elected as the MLA for Columbia River-Revelstoke in May 2013. He was first elected to the legislature in 2005.

Campbell Government Throwing In The Towel On Forestry

Ministry plans for massive layoffs a signal of defeat

Columbia River-Revelstoke
Norm Macdonald was re-elected as the MLA for Columbia River-Revelstoke in May 2013. He was first elected to the legislature in 2005.

Leaked Document On Welfare Stats Shows Campbell’s Budget Assumptions False

Ministry Planning to Cut Back-to-Work Programs, say New Democrats

VANCOUVER – The Campbell government’s budget for income assistance could fall more than $100 million short as the number of recipients is predicted to reach 147,000 next year, yet more proof that the premier’s pre-election budget was false, a document obtained by the New Democrats shows.

Vancouver-Hastings
Shane Simpson was re-elected as the MLA for Vancouver Hastings in May 2013. He was first elected to the legislature in 2005.

Campbell Government Aware Of Iha Shortfall Well Before Election Campaign: Dix

VANCOUVER – There is ample evidence, from official budget documents to the usual budget process health authorities follow, to prove that the Campbell government knew the Interior Health Authority faced a funding shortfall well before the election campaign, says New Democrat health critic Adrian Dix .

Vancouver-Kingsway
Adrian Dix was elected leader of the B.C. New Democrats in April 2011.

Potential Transit Alternative Threatened In Fraser Valley

Government must hold on to rail rights as Valley completes transit study

SURREY - The Campbell government must retain rail rights that hold potential for development of transit alternative in the Fraser Valley, New Democrats said today.

Surrey-Newton
Harry Bains was re-elected as the MLA for Surrey-Newton in May 2013. He was first elected in May 2005 and re-elected in May 2009.

Health Minister Kevin Falcon Confirms Cuts To Services At Mission Hospital

NDP calls on B.C. Liberals to be upfront about post-election health care plans

VANCOUVER – Just weeks after Premier Gordon Campbell made his election promise to protect and enhance health care, his health minister has confirmed the Mission hospital is being seriously downgraded, says New Democrat leader Carole James .

Victoria-Beacon Hill
Carole James was elected MLA for Victoria-Beacon Hill in 2005 and served as leader of the Official Opposition in our prov
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