Mathematicians take revenge on the author of a controversial article about proof by naming an object after him.

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Mathematicians take revenge on the author of a controversial article about proof by naming an object after him.
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A moratorium vote on industry at centre of Wet’suwet’en standoff has been quashed repeatedly over two years
Stoutenburg told The Breach that there is democratic input at Provincial Council meetings, but members who spoke to The Breach complained of a culture in which democracy is suppressed: chat functions turned off in Zoom meetings, raised hands ignored by the chair at key moments, and access denied to email addresses of riding association presidents, which could facilitate communication outside of forums organized and overseen by party officials.
“While the NDP opposed the BC Liberals’ fracking bonanza while in the opposition, upon forming government the NDP has simply gone with the flow,” said William Carroll, a professor of sociology at University of Victoria and co-director of the Corporate Mapping Project which tracks the power of the fossil fuel sector. “That has included giving handouts, which would make some BC Liberals blush, to an industry that needs to be sunset to respect what climate scientists are telling us.”
According to a study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, the NDP government “has offered a much sweeter deal to the LNG industry than what the previous government was willing to extend.”
Overall fossil fuel subsidies have doubled since Horgan took office, with the provincial government spending $1.3 billion between 2020 and 2021 alone.
Premier John Horgan has approval of two-thirds of British Columbians: Poll
Premier John Horgan has approval of two-thirds of British Columbians: Poll
Breadcrumb Trail Links Politics News Local News Horgan is Canada’s most popular provincial leader, according to a recent Angus Reid Institute poll Author of the article: Scott Brown Publishing date: Mar 10, 2021 • 11 minutes ago • 2 minute read • Join the conversation B.C. Premier John Horgan is Canada’s most popular provincial leader, according to a recent Angus Reid Institute poll…
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Legal advice says British Columbia can't stop interprovincial travel: Horgan
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The B.C. government says a review of legal options has made it clear it cannot prevent people from travelling to the province from elsewhere in Canada. Premier John Horgan says in a statement that much of the travel that is happening between provinces is work-related and can’t be restricted. The province had asked for a review of legal options related to restricting interprovincial travel last…
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