For those of you who didn't have the time to read my 5 blogs on the BC Election, I have done a quick chart comparing the 7 issues that I mentioned in my first blog and other items of note. Better to read the entire analysis of each platform, but for those of you who are too busy, here is quick snapshot of the issues as I see them. 5 days to go, and the Liberals are allegedly closing the gap with the NDP, the question is should you get out and Vote if you don't like what is happening now? And if you decide you want to vote, who should you vote for?
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Keith Matthew is a member of the Simpcw First Nation and is a former chief of the Simpcw First Nation. He served for five years as chief and five years as Councillor up until December 2010.
Kekinusuqs, Dr. Judith Sayers is a Strategic Advisor to First Nations and corporations on First Nations issues. Judith is also Entrepreneur in Residence at the Faculty of business at the University of Victoria as well as an adjunct professor of Law with the Faculty of Law Judith is the past Chief of the Hupacasath First Nation, located in Port Alberni, BC.
Meko Nicholas is Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) from the Nekwotkok (Tobique) First Nation in New Brunswick. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of New Brunswick..png)