B.C. politics reporter with The Narwhal
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Recent work: https://thenarwhal.ca/author/shannon-waters/
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- BC politics reporting with a focus on environment and climate action issues
- irreverent, critical commentary (sometimes 🌶️)
- journalism as a passion and public service
- West Coast, best coast vibes
- books 📚💙
AND, most importantly ...
They quote her parents and David Eby and John Rustad but there's no mention of whether they tried to talk to her
They quote her parents and David Eby and John Rustad but there's no mention of whether they tried to talk to her
To that I say: Ew 👎👎👎
I 1000% do not trust partisans with my personal contact info #bcpoli
To that I say: Ew 👎👎👎
I 1000% do not trust partisans with my personal contact info #bcpoli
This passes first reading with 4 MLAs opposed (Warbus, Watt, Kooner, Chan)
With the fall session about to wrap and prorogation likely in the spring, it's unlikely the bill sees debate #bcpoli
It would bar the province from purchasing goods or services from Chinese government controlled entities when alternative options exist. It would also require the government to publicly report on extent of its procurement from China #bcpolii
This passes first reading with 4 MLAs opposed (Warbus, Watt, Kooner, Chan)
With the fall session about to wrap and prorogation likely in the spring, it's unlikely the bill sees debate #bcpoli
It would bar the province from purchasing goods or services from Chinese government controlled entities when alternative options exist. It would also require the government to publicly report on extent of its procurement from China #bcpolii
It would bar the province from purchasing goods or services from Chinese government controlled entities when alternative options exist. It would also require the government to publicly report on extent of its procurement from China #bcpolii
"It's 2025, and many other jurisdictions are doing the same, or even more than we are doing at this point ... I would say BC has a suite of policies that are good, they're good, and in order to be a leader, we need to do more." #bcpoli
Awards were won
Today, I asked the leads of the CleanBC review if BC still has a world-lleading climate plan
The answer, essentially, was no
Full quote coming soon #bcpoli
"It's 2025, and many other jurisdictions are doing the same, or even more than we are doing at this point ... I would say BC has a suite of policies that are good, they're good, and in order to be a leader, we need to do more." #bcpoli
Awards were won
Today, I asked the leads of the CleanBC review if BC still has a world-lleading climate plan
The answer, essentially, was no
Full quote coming soon #bcpoli
Awards were won
Today, I asked the leads of the CleanBC review if BC still has a world-lleading climate plan
The answer, essentially, was no
Full quote coming soon #bcpoli
It notes BC has nowhere near the electricity supply needed to electrify LNG production #bcpoli
It notes BC has nowhere near the electricity supply needed to electrify LNG production #bcpoli
Makes for the most incisive questions 🤦♀️
#bcpoli
Energy Minister Adrian Dix is holding a 9am press conference with Green MLA Jeremy Valeriote and review co-leads Merran Smith and Dan Woynillowicz #bcpoli
It will be live streamed: www.youtube.com/live/Bc6-yKH...
Makes for the most incisive questions 🤦♀️
#bcpoli
Energy Minister Adrian Dix is holding a 9am press conference with Green MLA Jeremy Valeriote and review co-leads Merran Smith and Dan Woynillowicz #bcpoli
It will be live streamed: www.youtube.com/live/Bc6-yKH...
Energy Minister Adrian Dix is holding a 9am press conference with Green MLA Jeremy Valeriote and review co-leads Merran Smith and Dan Woynillowicz #bcpoli
It will be live streamed: www.youtube.com/live/Bc6-yKH...
Some members of the Conservative caucus vote in favour of the bill, along with both One BC MLAs and Independent Jordan Kealy
NDP and Greens vote against, as does Conservative leader John Rustad and several members of his caucus, plus Independents Amelia Boultbee and Elenore Sturko
She mentions Palestinian and transgender flags as examples her bill would ban
Division called #bcpoli
Some members of the Conservative caucus vote in favour of the bill, along with both One BC MLAs and Independent Jordan Kealy
NDP and Greens vote against, as does Conservative leader John Rustad and several members of his caucus, plus Independents Amelia Boultbee and Elenore Sturko
She mentions Palestinian and transgender flags as examples her bill would ban
Division called #bcpoli
She mentions Palestinian and transgender flags as examples her bill would ban
Division called #bcpoli
Eby's rhetoric remains consistent, he reiterates how weird it is that BC has been pretty much shut out of the discussion #bcpoli
Eby says the amendments will update outdated language to protect health care professionals from being sued for providing involuntary care
Bill will be tabled today with 9 sitting days left on the session #bcpoli
Eby's rhetoric remains consistent, he reiterates how weird it is that BC has been pretty much shut out of the discussion #bcpoli
Deemed consent has caused confusion, Eby says, because consent often isn't involved
The province still believes the challenge should be heard #bcpoli
Deemed consent has caused confusion, Eby says, because consent often isn't involved
The province still believes the challenge should be heard #bcpoli
Eby says the amendments will update outdated language to protect health care professionals from being sued for providing involuntary care
Bill will be tabled today with 9 sitting days left on the session #bcpoli
Eby says the amendments will update outdated language to protect health care professionals from being sued for providing involuntary care
Bill will be tabled today with 9 sitting days left on the session #bcpoli
He did
The cats fled in terror
I cackled
He did
The cats fled in terror
I cackled
Just three could use +1,100 megawatts. That's almost all of Site C's capacity
Ksi Lisims = 600 MW
Cedar LNG = 214 MW
Galore Creek mine = 307 MW
Today, the largest electricity use in BC is Highland Valley copper at 130 MW
Just three could use +1,100 megawatts. That's almost all of Site C's capacity
Ksi Lisims = 600 MW
Cedar LNG = 214 MW
Galore Creek mine = 307 MW
Today, the largest electricity use in BC is Highland Valley copper at 130 MW
We're taking questions in advance and yes, there will be a link to watch the webinar later 😉
We're taking questions in advance and yes, there will be a link to watch the webinar later 😉
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Deeply appreciated the help from my editor for this and our video producer putting it all together!
TL;DR Clearcutting remains a major part of BC's forestry industry. We just use "reserves" now 👇
Deeply appreciated the help from my editor for this and our video producer putting it all together!
TL;DR Clearcutting remains a major part of BC's forestry industry. We just use "reserves" now 👇