
I knew that rang a bell.
And what do you know? Count Iggy in Ottawa has been making the same "open government" noises as Christy*.
Pure coincidence, no doubt.
*H/T Caleb983


1. A BC first approach that will protect and promote the interests of British Columbia and its "citizens" (quotes mine) as the first priority.
2. Limited constitutional government based on consent of the governed.
3. Government that is accountable to the people with workable Initiative, Recall and Referenda enshrined in a BC Constitution.
4. A free, open and competitive private sector as the primary engine of economic activity and growth.
5. A social conscience that protects the most vulnerable in society and provides care for those in need.
6. A universal health care system that is efficient, affordable and of the highest quality.They can make that work at last. Uh huh.
7. A world class education system that is accessible, affordable and respects diversity.
8. Fiscally responsible government that lives within its means.No problem, aside from 5, 6, and 7 above making that impossible. Really. Sounds good. *snort*
"However, land claims and demands for self-government did not originate within the aboriginal population and are not being formulated and implemented by aboriginal peoples themselves. Rather, they are the result of a long historical process in which an ever-expanding, parasitical Aboriginal Industry - first clergy, then consultants, lawyers, and anthropologists - have used the plight of aboriginal peoples to justify a self-serving agenda. The legal and "culturally sensitive" bureaucratic solutions to aboriginal problems that the Industry proposes would continue to keep natives isolated and dependent, thus perpetuating existing social pathologies and, not incidentally, justifying demands for more funding and programs for the Aboriginal Industry.Widdowson, Frances and Howard, Albert - Disrobing the Aboriginal Industry -

and in other news, Premier Carole James and Antizionism Minister Mabel Elmore were flown in to a remote area south west of Fort Nelson this morning. There they toured the first of the Province's three new Zionist Reeducation Camps which are opening this month.
You've gone and thrown my vote away*