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Oh, and if anyone's interested in the full-text report (which was supposedly not allowed to be released to reporters and the media for privacy concerns and FOI reasons), here you go:

http://www.straight.com/files/files/...reach-Plan.pdf

I wonder if Christy Clark will show up to the IFFA Bollywood awards? she did spent 11 million on them. What a waste of tax payers money.

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Originally Posted by Ronin (Post 8177744)

I can't bring myself to vote for the NDP as my vote is swayed entirely by a party's economics. I will still probably vote Liberal but I'd be much more inclined to do so if they ousted Christy Clark.

I find that I lean much more to the right as I've gotten older...

My number one fear is now protecting a stronger opposition. The NDP are going to win it-a given.

I would like to have a stronger opposition, and my fear is its going to be a blow out win.

It's too late for a switch in liberal leadership, so I'm sure that there are people calling for her to step down, but you can't turn it around and go into a campaign within an 8 week window.

It's going to save the NDP a ton of money.

And I must say, watching an interview with Adrian Dix last night on BC1-he is doing extremely well at coming across as a moderate choice, and really emphasizing being fiscally conservative.