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reminder to any BC voters who aren’t voting by mail that advance voting opens today (Oct 15) and closes on Oct 21, with Election Day being Oct 24. If you didn’t register early you can register when you go vote in person, and you can find your polling place at wheretovote.elections.bc.ca
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Canmore, Alta., is planning to crack down on the roughly 100 people staying in camper vans, recreational vehicles and trailers parked on cit
Canmore, Alta., is planning to crack down on the roughly 100 people staying in camper vans, recreational vehicles and trailers parked on city property.
The town council is introducing a “no parking zone” between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m., starting at the end of the month.
“It’s only two hours,” Canmore Mayor John Borrowman told CTV Alberta Bureau Chief Janet Dirks. “But that will force anybody who is staying through the night ... to pack everything up and drive away.”
Canmore is the most expensive place to live in Alberta, with home prices averaging about $700,000, and rooms costing as much as $1,000 a month.
Some of the people staying in the trailers say they work minimum wage jobs in town and don’t have any other affordable options.
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This trend of punishing homeless people is really disgusting.
Related: Sitting or sleeping on sidewalks in this BC city could land you a $100 fine (Penticton, BC)
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BC K-12 schools to move to remote delivery following spring break
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/coronavirus-covid-19-bc-schools-1.5500453
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Health Minister Adrian Dix says British Columbia has taken a "long overdue step forward" to help lower-income households handle the cost of
Health Minister Adrian Dix says British Columbia has taken a "long overdue step forward" to help lower-income households handle the cost of prescription drugs.
Dix says deductibles and other payments have been eliminated for 240,000 families, meaning they no longer have to choose between paying for their medical needs or affording basics, such as food or shelter.
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You have to be a special kind of toxic to be kicked out of the Trump inner circle.
Jeezus.
awesome stuff happening with our official opposition here in BC, also shout out to the dumbass mansion dwelling vancouverites who elected brodie to represent them really good job guys i expect nothing less from you
Rustad calling Eby a conspiracy theorist is a BOLD move
The BC NDP is trying to cheat Anjali Appadurai out of her chance to make a difference.
They're assuming that most people who have joined the party are part of a hostile takeover by the Green party. Somehow thousands of more people than are even in the BC Greens are all lock and step in trying to force the BC NDP to do the right thing and address the climate crisis.
I was a member of the party for a long time when I was younger until I became disillusioned with the quality of candidates and policies put forward. Appadurai is the first person running for premier who is ACTUALLY inspiring and as progressive as the rest of the NDP claims to be.
https://rabble.ca/politics/canadian-politics/the-troublemaker-anjali-appadurai/
https://www.anjaliforbc.ca/let-her-run
