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B.C. Greens call for public inquiry into Port Mann project
B.C. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver is calling for a provincial inquiry into the Port Mann Bridge project after a year long CBC News investigation raised questions about the projects oversight.
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'Weak oversight' plagued B.C. megaproject, which insiders believe cost taxpayers millions
The B.C. government overpaid millions for the Port Mann Bridge project because there was no rigorous verification of invoicing, timing and completion of work, according to six sources at two separate auditing firms and hundreds of documents leaked to CBC News.
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Inside CBC's Port Mann Bridge investigation
How do you research a story about the biggest transportation project in B.C. history, when no one attached to the project will speak on the record, and all you have are stacks of jargon-filled documents?
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B.C. Liberals accused of secretly imposing 'hidden booze tax'
A report comparing 156 randomly selected products sold at BC government liquor stores shows retail prices have risen 11 per cent since BC Liberals implemented reforms that they said would not hurt consumers.
FACT CHECK: NDP plan to build 114,000 homes in 10 years 'incredibly unrealistic' say critics
John Horgan stood in front of a modest $1.2 million Burnaby home last week and told struggling families he will help them to be able to afford housing in B.C., with an ambitious plan critics are calling 'unrealistic.'
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Softwood lumber and child poverty: Were Clark's debate claims accurate?
B.C. Liberal leader Christy Clark's claim that her party has reduced child poverty by 50 per cent is based on an outdated and invalid statistic, say researchers behind The Child Poverty Report Cards in 2016 and 2017.
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B.C. Liberals' promise to not leave debt for our kids is 'misleading'
At nearly every campaign stop, Christy Clark tells her supporters that her government will "make sure we don't leave our children with a debt. " Economists say Clark comments are misleading.
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B.C. NDP and Liberal opioid crisis plans short on details, say critics
The NDP has what it calls an action plan to deal with opioid crisis, but it is big on promises and short on details, says a UBC addictions expert.
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Psychiatrist alleges RCMP's 'attempt to bully' him shows historic sexual harassment apology hollow
A Vancouver psychiatrist says despite the RCMP's public apology to hundreds of female staffers for decades of sexual harassment, the force is still denying some of his patients' claims of abuse and sexual misconduct and trying to fire two of them.
Air India bomb-maker released from halfway house; now considered 'low risk' by National Parole Board
The only person convicted in the 1985 Air India bombing has been released from a halfway house and is now free to live where he chooses, according to a new decision from the Parole Board of Canada.