Cabinet reshuffle trims BC to 17 seats under Clark
Premier Christy Clark unveils a smaller 17 member cabinet with a new Jobs Tourism and Innovation ministry and three new committees. The reshuffle moves mining to Energy and Mines and combines Labour with Citizen Services, while Advanced Education oversees colleges and universities. Names include Christy Clark Kevin Falcon Mary Polak Naomi Yamamoto Don McRae Barry Penner Mary McNeil Ida Chong George Abbott and more as swearing in occurs with Lieutenant-Governor in ceremony.
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Naomi Yamamoto
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Ida Chong
George Abbott
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Zimmer wins Conservative nomination amid close race in riding
Zimmer edged past eight opponents to secure the Conservative nomination with over 50 percent after ballot drops and redistributions. The 41 year old teacher and part time worker pledged to continue former MP Jay Hill's legacy, push for economic growth and reforms, and tighten immigration while stressing victims rights.
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Colin Kinsley
Cameron Stolz
Don Irwin
Jerrilyn Schembri
Les Shurtliff
North Peace Secondary School
Trinity Western University
UBC
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