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BC Premier in number 3 spot

An Angus Reid poll out today (Wed) says Premier Christy Clark is Canada’s third-most popular premier, albeit a distant third.

Clark maintains the approval of just over one-in-three people in BC, statistically unchanged since September.

Saskatchewan’s Brad Wall is still the most popular premier followed by Manitoba’s Brian Pallister.

In the meantime, Clark attended a BC Chamber luncheon and told the business leaders gathered there that her government is working to reduce red tape and trying to reduce the tax burden….
Clark told business leaders that every single penny the government uses to make sure a child finds a permanent home comes from a business and that’s why business growth is important.
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Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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