Tag: Nic Simons

MLAs back in Victoria on Thursday

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The BC Coast MLA is eager to roll up his sleeves and get to work. Members of the Legislative...

Simons hoping for clean election campaign

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Politicians are back from Victoria after the end of the spring session of the BC legislature. Powell River-Sunshine Coast MLA...

MLA says residents concerned about seniors care privatization plans

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The MLA for Powell River - Sunshine Coast says he hopes a petition with 10,000 signatures prompts the government...

Simons concerned about rush to sell Queen of Burnaby

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The MLA for Powell River - Sunshine Coast says he's concerned about how quickly BC Ferries is moving to...

Simons says Province should eliminate MSP Premiums

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The start of 2017 marks changes to MSP Premiums in British Columbia. According to the province, nearly 40% of...

Simons unimpressed by lack of fall sitting

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The MLA for Powell River - Sunshine Coast isn't very impressed by the lack of a fall sitting this...

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