Rob Shaw
Political Correspondent at CHEK-TV (Victoria, BC)
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1 day ago |
biv.com | Rob Shaw
B.C.’s economy may be stalled, but there’s one definite growth sector of employment: Special advisors to Premier David Eby and his government. The Eby administration has tapped yet another friend and insider to its growing list, hiring former NDP cabinet minister George Heyman as the special advisor on public sector bargaining. The news came out on Thursday, after the Opposition noticed Heyman had updated his LinkedIn profile with the position. It turns out, he started the job in April.
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2 days ago |
castanet.net | Rob Shaw |Sylvain Charlebois
Rob Shaw - | Story: 554378B.C.’s foot-dragging, fence-sitting position on new oil pipelines collided face-first with reality this week at a first ministers meeting in Saskatoon, where other premiers and the prime minister appeared to pretty much sidestep our province. Prime Minister Mark Carney emerged to declare he’s moving quickly to prepare legislation that would fast-track projects he deems to be in the national interest, including oil pipelines through B.C.’s coast.
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3 days ago |
timescolonist.com | Rob Shaw
Is being the CEO of a British Columbia health authority a part time job? Or do taxpayers expect that person to dedicate their full attention to one role, in exchange for the measly salary of $350,000 a year? It’s an interesting question that has emerged after news this week that the BC Greens and NDP have launched a sweeping review of the primary-care health system and community health centres, led by Dr. Penny Ballem.
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4 days ago |
castanet.net | Sylvain Charlebois |Rob Shaw |Tegan Hill |Austin Thompson
Sylvain Charlebois - | Story: 553922As the federal government deals with yet another round of meetings with Canada’s premiers, discussions will rightfully focus on big-picture economic priorities—productivity, interprovincial trade, and making our federation work better.
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4 days ago |
biv.com | Rob Shaw
B.C.’s foot-dragging, fence-sitting position on new oil pipelines collided face-first with reality this week at a first ministers meeting in Saskatoon, where other premiers and the prime minister appeared to pretty much sidestep our province. Prime Minister Mark Carney emerged to declare he’s moving quickly to prepare legislation that would fast-track projects he deems to be in the national interest, including oil pipelines through B.C.’s coast.
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After getting grilled by the media for completely contradicting the premier, @GarryBeggBC reverses a lot of what he said in this epic clarification after he was re-educated on the issue by the premier. https://t.co/3imdWw4ql1
Not a great day for @GarryBeggBC — appears in front of reporters to profess full support for dir of police services probe into @elenoresturko documents, gets told @Dave_Eby does not support it, admits he hasn't heard what premier said, then gets pummelled with Qs. Complete 💣
Please see my statement on the return of Macey. https://t.co/0fGyFrGJDg
BREAKING: After two weeks in captivity, @BCLegislature cat Macey Hansard has been returned to @BCLegSpeaker Raj Chouhan’s office. #bcpoli https://t.co/N0kqcHHdy1
Not a great day for @GarryBeggBC — appears in front of reporters to profess full support for dir of police services probe into @elenoresturko documents, gets told @Dave_Eby does not support it, admits he hasn't heard what premier said, then gets pummelled with Qs. Complete 💣
