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Latest jobs report shows B.C. Liberal jobs plan failing to deliver

The latest jobs figures released by Statistics Canada show that while the short term numbers are bad, the long-term results for B.C. under the B.C. Liberals are even worse, say the New Democrats.

Premier’s failure to stand up for B.C. will cost nearly $6 billion, New Democrats say

Thursday’s federal budget could cost this province nearly $6 billion in health transfer payments alone, thanks in part to Christy Clark’s failure to stand up for B.C., say the New Democrats. “Premier Clark gave her tacit support when the Harper government announced its intention to slash health care spending, and now we’re seeing the full impact of those cuts,” said New Democrat finance critic Bruce Ralston.

New Democrats demand justice minister implement recommendation from Dyble report

New Democrat attorney general critic Leonard Krog has asked Justice Minister Shirley Bond what she is doing to secure information that may have been transferred to the B.C. Liberal Party as recommended in Thursday's report into the latest Liberal scandal. The premier's deputy minister, John Dyble, released a scathing report into the leaked multicultural outreach strategy that was driven by the premier's office. The strategy outlined a plan to direct taxpayer-funded government resources to support the B.C. Liberal Party's re-election efforts.

More evidence exposes Bollywood awards for what they are: a Liberal pre-election photo op

Following on the heels of a major scandal from inside the premier’s office, more proof has emerged showing the $11 million Bollywood awards were carefully designed as a pre-election photo op and are just another example of the B.C. Liberals campaigning with public money, say New Democrats.