@cherylb_2696 Absolutely, she wants to be clear. Just like she was on the Gateway pipeline? We don't know where she stands on it as of yet. But, her Alberta fund raisers know...that she is actually going to approve the Gateway! Goodbye environment!

@KenS_7191 Glad he disagrees with everything the Liberals say, nothing they do or have done is working so good thing it wont be more of the same old lies and corruption.

@KenS_7191 Glad he disagrees with everything the Liberals say, nothing they do or have done is working so good thing it wont be more of the same old lies and corruption.

@BY Typical. You're rather ignorant aren't you?

@BY BC's own Sarah Palin, lol

@joes_2868 oh! thumper do not use my name in vain? I am not into the grouse in heat save it for your merry men of the go around! Who are you trying to save? Christy Clark?Falconnuts, or the man who never missed a meal! Just who and whats in it for you? you only live once you know! Go NDP Go!

@joes_2868 The government has spent millions in advertising in the final weeks of 2012 to persuade voters it is a prudent manager of the public purse. In the face of mounting sober advice to the contrary, Premier Christy Clark and de Jong remain wedded to their promise of delivering a balanced budget in the new fiscal year.

These two are rushing headlong toward B.C.’s very own version of America’s fiscal cliff and they don’t seem to appreciate their peril. Clark & Co. are exiting 2012 under the darkest of clouds. Their Christmas Grinch is Moody’s Investor Service, which has deposited a lump of coal of biblical proportions in B.C.’s stocking.

Moody’s is the financial world’s Vatican. When this credit rating institution rains on your parade, it is best to start building an arc.

Moody’s has downgraded B.C.’s financial status to AAA-negative from AAA-stable. Moody’s blames it on our worsening financial situation, which has investors worried about the government’s ability to avoid increasing its massive overall debt load.

“A more subdued economic outlook, compounded with lower-than-anticipated natural gas resource revenues, along with continued expense pressures presents risks to achieving the fiscal plan and to stabilizing and ultimately reversing the recent accumulation in debt,” says Moody’s assistant vice-president Jennifer Wong, lead analyst for the province.Bottom line? When it comes to managing our treasury, the Liberals are running on empty. On their watch, B.C.’s total debt has doubled in just over a decade from $33 billion to $66 billion. I have been harping on this theme ad nauseam. A province dedicated to holding the line on personal income taxes while constrained by shrinking resource revenues cannot keep growing its net debt by roughly $2 billion a year and claim to have a prudent fiscal plan.

@fredb_7066 You forgo the coleman deal where forest lands were handed out to friends.

Paying for billions overrun from Hydro that has been deferred.

@velcro Sheepeople is all there is in BC There is little hope on the economic front in BC unless the sheepeople can get there heads around the Cummins Conservatives. The Liberals have seriously worn out thier welcome. The NDP are the same petty bunch that brought us Bingo-gate, Fast frerries with racing engines that would be good for one race but not the life of a ferry. But don't worry about voting you can answer the Angus read polls and then listen into CKNW and hear who the winners will be weeks before the election.

@velcro How soon you all forget! How in the hell will the NDP put "BC back on track"?? The last time around the NDP (New Depression Party) drove the Province into the ground and BC was relegated to a "have not" Province.
It is very easy to bash Clark; but be very careful what you wish for. Dix was in the NDP "power group" the last time they screwed things up.