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Welcome Huffington Post, to Newsworthy B.C.!

Posted: 08/16/2012 7:06 am

Welcome to the new British Columbia edition of HuffPost. And welcome to B.C., HuffPost!

The hot news of the country is increasingly tilting west. The epic struggle to keep our coast line oil-free is dominating the headlines and who knows it better than experts like economist Robyn Allen and mariner Brian Falconer? We have huge issues to resolve in protecting and restoring wild salmon populations, as the federal government chooses to reduce habitat protection. One of Canada's most respected and articulate climate experts, Dr. Andrew Weaver, has spoken out about our survival on this planet.

British Columbia issues extend beyond our environmental concerns. The National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, Shawn A-in-chut Atleo, is a hereditary chief of the Ahousaht First Nation. With the Harper agenda set to take on traditional, Constitutionally protected and inherent rights of First Nations, British Columbia will be in the forefront. As we are in issues of harm reduction and progressive policies to assist those with medical issues of drug addiction.

I love blogging on HuffPost and so too does one of my most illustrious and eloquent constituents, a singer called Raffi. HuffPost already has some great and B.C. passionate voices for B.C., like blogger Matt Price. The new B.C. edition is bound to be a great addition to our media scene out here on the left coast.

 
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Gnomish
ego doctus ignarus
10:42 PM on 08/16/2012
Don't you feel a little like to bugs in a Bottle and the kids urging us to fight?
04:44 PM on 08/16/2012
Dear Elizabeth,

I look forward to reading your blogs and continuing to be informed by the Green Party perspectives.

However, I was very disappointed that the BC Green Party decided to endorse mental health policies that will keep people with untreated psychosis ill.
I discuss relevant issues in today's huffpo.ca.

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/susan-inman/mental-illness-and-violence_b_1771229.html

Susan Inman
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mehnar
economist,, spiritualist
02:02 PM on 08/16/2012
How local manufacturing units and sectoral services is, sectors, specialization, the development will be intensive to grow. communications media so it is. If you can reach so many details of how local. The media is like the body's vascular system.