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Sask 2020 Blog: Environment
Philip Charbonneau Prior to the global COVID-19 pandemic the greatest concern for many Canadians was the growing threat of climate change. While rising temperatures may…
BC 2020 Blog: Healthcare
Michelle Caplan BC’s Health Care system has some widely acknowledged issues that are being highlighted both during the election and during the pandemic. One of…
BC 2020: Housing
The below summary is a collection of party platform policies taken directly from platform materials published by the four major parties of the 2020 BC…
BC 2020 Blog: Affordable Housing
Philip Charbonneau We’re in the midst of election season in British Columbia, with Premier John Horgan seeking a second term after his minority government electoral…