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| Christy Clark becomes insider after campaigning as outsider Winnipeg Free Press Christina Joan Clark is coming back to Victoria as the fresh-face she said the BC Liberals needed to stay in power for the next decade. The 45-year-old with deep federal Liberal roots and loads of ambition is the new BC premier and leader of the BC ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Coverage from the convention floor as Clark chosen to lead BC Liberals Globe and Mail The Globe and Mail's BC bureau is reporting live throughout the day as Liberals from across the province vote to pick their next leader. Click in the window below to join the discussion. BlackBerry and iPhone users can view a mobile-friendly version by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| O'Farrell 'married' to the Nationals Sydney Morning Herald "Let me make this clear, the NSW Liberals and Nationals will oppose the carbon tax and the $500 increase to power bills it will reap, and the 26th of March is the best opportunity to send a message to the federal government to kill the carbon tax stone ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| PIN problems throw BC Liberal leadership vote into chaos Vancouver Sun By Ian Austin, The Province February 26, 2011 Liberals hoping to choose the party's next leader are experiencing troubling delays getting PINs needed to make their vote ahead of Saturday's convention. Tension was mounting in the BC Liberal camp Friday ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| HST protesters dog BC Liberals as the party announces new premier CTV.ca Chris Delaney, from the group Fight HST, told a small crowd of protesters that the Liberal leadership race was turned into a farce. He said thousands of Liberal delegates denied a vote because they didn't get a personal ID number. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tories surge ahead of Liberals, poll finds Toronto Star The survey — one of the largest samplings of public opinion in advance of a possible spring election — shows the Conservatives have built a daunting 13-point lead over the Liberals nationwide. The Conservatives are at 39 per cent, the Liberals are at ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Rising energy costs sizzle Liberals Stoney Creek News By Kevin Werner/News staff Hamilton Mountain Liberal MPP and cabinet minister Sophia Aggelonitis says opposition parties are trying to shock residents by blaming the rising cost of energy prices because of Liberal policies. "The opposition parties fail ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Memo Mr Baillieu: you're not in favour of discrimination Sydney Morning Herald Victoria is home to Australia's most small-l Liberal government. Ted Baillieu and his moderate Liberals are supposed to be more progressive than your average Coalition outfit. At least, that's what some said before the election. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| After weeks of campaigning, it all comes down to this... CKNW News Talk 980 There will be a lot of math involved in today's vote by BC Liberals to elect their new leader, and BC's new premier. Not only is the party using a preferential voting system that requires members to rank at least two candidates, it's also regionally ... See all stories on this topic » |
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