From Michael Smyth in The Province:
Colin Hansen revealed to reporters this week that the government spent $780,000 on pro-HST brochures that will now be fed into a paper shredder instead of being mailed to B.C. homes as planned.
Categories: HST
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I missed your blog!
Yes the Good Ship Liberal is floundering like the Titanic, but unlike the Titanic, the captain and crew will escape on gold-plated lifeboats and leave the passengers (read taxpayers) to fend for themselves!
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But, they won't take their reputations with them because they have been exposed as liars and cheats.
I'm still three weeks away from a full return to properly researched blog items but I'm staying in touch best I can. Right now, learning Spanish and completing a major research project come first.
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“the government spent $780,000 on pro-HST brochures that will now be fed into a paper shredder”
Pffft. Nice work if you can get it.
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