We're described as Citizen Journalists somewhat akin to CBC's Fifth Estate of "investigative journalism, to challenge assumptions and question conventional wisdom". That was yesterday. Retired now.
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Not Two, but Three Metro Vancouver helicopters flying over Upper Levels Highway
Webtrak YVR data is 20 minutes later to prevent the RCMP scenario of a real Korody and Nuttall from launching a rocket at YVR air traffic
Webtrak YVR shows Christy Clark's On-Stand-By helicopter has lifted off for the North Shore for another one of those photo ooooops with the survivors.
4:26pm
News1130
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
CNR and Kinder Morgan: Is it permissable to ship Sulphur with Wheat with Canola with Peas with Barley and Malt
The label on the tanker rail car shows Wheat, but is it?
Sulphur is a fertilizer used to grow wheat.
Is it permissible to ship sulphur in a vessel (container) that is also used for wheat and canola, peas, barley and malt. Colley West at Vancouver Wharves
Is it acceptable to mix a product for consumption with a poison?
Yukonomist
Sulphur is a fertilizer used to grow wheat.
Is it permissible to ship sulphur in a vessel (container) that is also used for wheat and canola, peas, barley and malt. Colley West at Vancouver Wharves
Is it acceptable to mix a product for consumption with a poison?
Yukonomist
.... sulphur is always in demand. It is used for fertilizer, matches, batteries, bleach, laxatives, wine-making, shampoo and loads of other ubiquitous products.
Colley West |
Friday, February 10, 2017
Alex Gervais HAD to die because he, and others, didn't fit within Premier Christy Clark's 'Families First' or 'Family Day' election agendas
http://blogborgcollective.blogspot.ca/2015/10/alex-gervais-was-pushed-it-was-murder.html
Norman Farrell:
Laila Yuile:
Paul Willcocks (blog: Paying Attention) 10 Feb 2017 | TheTyee.ca
It Didn’t Have to Happen This Way: Government Still Failing Vulnerable Youth
Alex Gervais caregiver received $8,000 per month .... $96,000 per year and didn't visit him for ten days before the BC Liberals threw him out the window.
News Release from RCY
Report:
Representative for Children and Youth BC: Broken Promises: Alex's Story
BC Family Day
Families First
Youth and Family Services
Ted Hughes damming report on Premier Gordon Campbell and Deputy Premier / Education Minister Christy Clark - Took the (budget) knife too far
The Vancouver Sun has deleted all copies of this article but the BCTF kept a copy:
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BC Liberal Cabinet response to Alex Gervais plea for help
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BC Liberal Cabinet response to Alex Gervais plea for help
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Norman Farrell:
Rule by expediency, not by principle
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Laila Yuile:
Not Forgotten. How many children must die before someone takes responsibility?
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Paul Willcocks (blog: Paying Attention) 10 Feb 2017 | TheTyee.ca
It Didn’t Have to Happen This Way: Government Still Failing Vulnerable Youth
It’s time to make the treatment of kids in care a key election issue.
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Alex Gervais caregiver received $8,000 per month .... $96,000 per year and didn't visit him for ten days before the BC Liberals threw him out the window.
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Page 3 of 71News Release from RCY
Report:
Representative for Children and Youth BC: Broken Promises: Alex's Story
The final caregiver who was being well paid ($8,000 per month) to oversee him was absent from the hotel that Alex had reluctantly been forced to consider "home" for 49 straight days.
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BC Family Day
Families First
Youth and Family Services
Ted Hughes damming report on Premier Gordon Campbell and Deputy Premier / Education Minister Christy Clark - Took the (budget) knife too far
"I cannot agree with the premier's earlier assessment that budget cuts did not contribute to the failure of the transition process ...," wrote Hughes. "As I have commented throughout this report, the impact of budget constraints reverberated throughout the child welfare system from 2002 until recently.
Those responsible for the transition were under pressure to meet deep spending cuts across the board and as a result, this small program [to review the children's deaths] got lost in the shuffle."
The Vancouver Sun has deleted all copies of this article but the BCTF kept a copy:
2016 "In fairness, these are complex cases and following ..." |
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
TFW's plight: British Columbia requirement to wear a RED life jacket in a sea of cranberries or no protection in Quebec
There must be a better life jacket colour for a cranberry field worker
Globe and Mail Temporary Foreign Workers BC |
Quebec no Life Jacket .... camouflage hip waders are better |
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