Outrage over regional district pay versus taxpayer burden
Peter Vandergugten argues that Peace River Regional District officials earn high salaries and expenses, citing Ben Knutson and Moray Stewart in 1992, and calls for lower political pay to keep public service focused on the people rather than personal gain. He notes rising property taxes and compares local pay to his Fort St. John councillor earnings.
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Debate exclusion sparks national party challenge
G Elfert voices protest over five major networks excluding Mel Hurtig of the National Party of Canada from a televised federal leadership debate. He argues the move sustains the status quo, sidelines a growing party, and mirrors broader fears of media and political power consolidating to the detriment of democracy, referencing the Charlottetown referendum and Quebec sovereignty.
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Mel Harting
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Lucien Bouchard
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G. Elfert
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