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OPINIONS4 months agoBC Budget 2026
B.C.’s budget day always comes with theatre, but this year the numbers are doing most of the talking. If the deficit is hovering around $11.2 billion,...
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OPINIONS4 months agoJohn Rustad’s Leadership Decision Signals a Reset
Key Takeaways By Chad Dashly, the Current The Deep Dive John Rustad walked back into Victoria this week with a message that sounded less like a...
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BC NEWS6 months agoOneBC’s Early Implosion Shows the Cost of Power Without Structure
The Current, Chad Dashly New political parties rarely fail because of ideology alone. More often, they collapse under the weight of ego, unclear authority, and internal...
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OPINIONS6 months agoTwo Captains, One Ice-Cold Reality: The Canucks and Conservative Leadership Woes
The Current Chad Dashly Contrasting Styles in Hockey and Politics Reveal Deeper Truths About Leadership Introduction At first glance, it may seem that the Vancouver Canucks,...
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BC NEWS6 months agoAfter Rustad’s Chaotic Exit, What Is the Future of the BC Conservative Party?
BC Conservative Party Future After Rustad Resignation | The Current Opinion: After Rustad’s Chaotic Exit, What Is the Future of the BC Conservative Party? By Chad...
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OPINIONS7 months agoA New Pipeline May Bring Revenue, But at What Cost to B.C.?
By Chad Dashly Opinion: A New Pipeline May Bring Revenue, But at What Cost to B.C.? The federal government’s latest announcement approving a new oil pipeline...
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OPINIONS7 months agoBC Conservatives’ Brad West Tweet Sparks Outcry Amid Aboriginal Title Ruling
Opinion: Chad Dashly, Current News Room The BC Conservatives’ “We Stand With Brad West” tweet has quickly become a case study in how a complex legal...
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OPINIONS7 months agoWhen Politics Trump Civility: The Curious Case of the Cancelled Poilievre Luncheon
By Chad Dashly, Current News Room November 8, 2025 The Kelowna Chamber of Commerce’s sudden decision to cancel a sold out luncheon featuring Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has sparked...
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OPINIONS8 months agoOpinion: Canada Should Drop Its EV Tariffs — Canola Matters More Than Electric Cars
Canada’s decision to impose 100 percent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles may seem like solidarity with Washington’s industrial strategy, but it’s a costly act of symbolism...
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OPINIONS8 months agoKeep the Magic in the Park: Why Vancouver’s “Harry Potter” Event Should Go Ahead
The decision by the Vancouver Park Board to apologize for hosting a Harry Potter–themed event in Stanley Park has stirred controversy — but for many, the...
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