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December 9, 2023

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    External shocks will change the future of food—are you ready for it?

    This edition of the Monitor is focused on one of my favourite topics, FOOD!

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    BC’s fossil fuel exports have huge hidden carbon footprint

    GHG emissions from exported coal and natural gas generate more than double BC’s combustion emissions: study READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Vancouver – BC must…

    July 16, 2010
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    Peddling GHGs

    What is the Carbon Footprint of BC’s Fossil Fuel Exports? Download 369.41 KB8 pages

    July 16, 2010
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    The Census: Evidence based decisions better than decision based evidence

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    July 14, 2010
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    Canadians trying to recover from the post-G20 blur have yet another worry on the horizon: the aftershock of the G20 leaders’ austerity plan. Two years…

    July 14, 2010
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    And now for the bill: the cost of the Olympics

    The BC government has released its final estimates of the cost of staging the 2010 Winter Games, highlighting the problems this government has with telling…

    July 12, 2010
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    BC’s 2009 Super-Fudge-It Budget

    Under the “we told you so” category, I am filing the BC public accounts for 2009/10. The province closed the year with a deficit of…

    July 12, 2010
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    Gas prices and consumption: BC vs Pacific Northwest

    On a weekend getaway to Washington state, I was alarmed at how much cheaper gas prices are south of the border. Typically, we paid $3…

    July 12, 2010
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    Rolling Thunder Census Review

    The sound of backlash to the government’s decision on cutting the Census long-form questionnaire continues to rumble across the country. Tuesday’s Globe and Mail published…

    July 12, 2010
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    Good news from the BC government – with a couple of caveats

    The BC government’s announcement July 9th that it had signed a deal on generic drugs with the province’s drug stores is good news.  As discussed…

    July 11, 2010
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    Will the HST boost job growth and when?

    As BC and Ontario have now started paying the HST at the till, many people may be wondering when exactly can we expect to see…

    July 6, 2010
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    July 6, 2010
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    BC’s carbon tax turns two

    With all of the attention focused on the HST implementation on July 1, most people seemed to miss the next increment of that other much-hated…

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