100 + reasons the BC Liberals must go. No Strings …
While the BC Liberals have always been very good at shouting their real and more often allegedwins, they are by far the mastersof spin whosmoothlydeflect their failures into thin air.
The extent towhich they will do this is quite phenomenal.
In the period oftime since Christy Clarkbecame premier,her skill as a political chameleon driven to garner votes has not gone un-noticed by the press, nor the voters of B.C.
Thankfully, British Columbians have long and solid memories of the Liberal era of government.Sadly, they continue to vote for them because the NDP have never been able to show why they deserve the vote more.
Ive never been a member of any political party and I never will be,but Ive investigated, researched and covered so many stories of the current governments misdeeds, that its been my opinion they need to go.
Regular readers know that I have held both the Liberals and the NDPs feet to the fire,and will continue to do so any new government can expect my full attention to their activities in governmentas well and possibly a new list if required.But facts are facts.
The BC Liberals have fostered an environment of deception and secrecy in the BC legislature, one where the less the people know about what is going on, the better it is for their party.
In 2010, I asked my readers to see how fast they could come up with 100 reasons NOT to vote for Gordon Campbell ( and the Liberals) again. Readers rose to the challenge, and the comment sections quickly filled with concrete examples of Liberal failures that have all occurred during that Golden Decade during whichthe BCLiberalsrevealed an agenda of slice and dice vs. corporate welfare.
Ironically, our current premier Christy Clark played a large role in many of the most drastic changes to the provinces most vulnerable citizens, while she was young MLA mentoring under Campbell. Its important to remember that while Christy Clark has tried to rebrand the BC Liberal brand as new and different from Gordon Campbell how different and new can they be when all the same names,faces and donors are still there?
Deals arent made in the legislature, but back rooms of restaurants and behind closed doors.
British Columbians must not be fooled by cheeky smiles,glib responses and a well-oiled,big money campaign. Let the facts speak for themselves.
What began as a fun challenge to readers, has become a comprehensive list of100 + reasons the BC Liberals must go.
Please, feel free to continue to add to the list in the comment section below, and I simply ask that you provide concrete examples with links, if you can, so we can provide an honest and factual record of what I call the decade of deceit.
You are welcome to tweet, facebook and/or print the list for distribution I only ask that you include reference back to this page.
Thank you,
Laila Yuile
146) During the Liberal leadership race, Clark campaigned on calling an early election to get a mandate from the people in fact she said two years was too long to goto wait for an electionwith new leadership and then promptly broke that promise once in the premiers office.http://www.ipolitics.ca/2010/12/15/b-c-liberal-leadership-hopefuls-call-for-early-vote-lower-voting-age/
145) Christy Clark thought it was funny to drive through a red light, on the urging of her son, with a reporter in the car. Her son stated You always do that. Clark denied that was true,but the entire incident called into examination her judgement. http://lailayuile.com/2013/04/27/i-guess-the-message-from-our-premier-is-its-ok-to-do-it-as-long-as-you-dont-get-caught/
144)In 2001, newly elected Campbell tore up legally signed and binding contracts between the govtand the HEU, creating a rush to privatization that continues to this day.
143)Campbell gave himself a whopping raise of $ 60,951 in 2007, which works out to a crazy 48.1% hike and gave all BC MLAs a pay raise of 29% while he was at it. http://thetyee.ca/Views/2009/04/29/PayRaises/
142)Drunk driving conviction in 2003 while on vacation in Hawaii http://dawn.thot.net/campbell_dui_media.html ( I feel strongly politicians who are convicted for any crime, should no longer to be able to hold office, based on the notion that they need to provide an example of a standard of integrity that is inherent to the position. )
141) Fabricating an energy crisis in BC to be solved by forcing the public utility BC Hydro to buy power at twice the market value from Liberal-stocked independent power producers and then reselling it at a loss to owners of air-conditioners in California .
140)Closed 24 of 68 courthouses so the Attorney General could meet budget targets , therefore putting excessive strain and overload on the remaining ones, and forcing people to travel further to deal with family and criminal matters.http://bccla.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/20120401-Justice-Denied-report1.pdf
139)above reduction inthe number of courthouses has now lengthened the trial wait times in some areas to years, which often results in the accused being released from all charges because of the right to a speedy trial. http://bccla.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/20120401-Justice-Denied-report1.pdf
138) Since 2001, 10 jails have been closed across the province, creating dangerously overloaded conditions in the remaining facilities,and increasing the likelihood many criminals will serve time in the community or receive suspended sentences because of that overcrowding.http://lailayuile.com/2012/02/07/never-underestimate-the-predictability-of-stupidity-or-how-the-bc-liberals-are-now-overspending-to-fix-the-corrections-crisis-they-created/
http://bccla.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/20120401-Justice-Denied-report1.pdf
137)Massive, MASSIVE cutbacks to legal aid services in this province, across the board, for the entire time the BC Liberals have been in power . More people than ever are unable to remedy family law and simple legal matters because of lack of funding and resulting closures to free clinics, help lines and offices. http://www.povnet.org/node/3629details in the reasons below.
136)85% of Legal Aid offices in BC closed,
135)reduction in 75% of staff
134)cut family law by 60%
133)Closure of LawLine, a free legal assistance number for low income people to access help and advice.
132)Closure of 5 regional Legal Aid offices in Surrey, Victoria, Kelowna, Kamloops and Prince George.
131)legislating the Paramedics working conditions. http://www.fpse.ca/news/fpse-news/free-collective-bargaining-takes-another-hit-campbell-government-legislates-paramedic
130)Campbell supports and champions the Enbridge project, and refuses to commit to protect the BC coastline from a spill like the Exxon Valdez You can read the debate here : http://www.leg.bc.ca/hansard/39th2nd/h00323p.htm#3548
129)The B.C. Liberals issued permits to a company that wanted to burn creosote soaked railway ties in the city of Kamloops without any consultation. The project was only stopped when countless community members and more than 100 Interior doctors opposed the project. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/02/15/bc-kamloops-g ( from BC NDP site)
128)Massive cuts to the Parks Budget over the years has resulted in a lack of protection for endangered ecosystems, a lack of park rangers, and unsafe and unsanitary conditions in provincial campgrounds across the province. Many free campgrounds and picnic areashave been de-commissioned over the years http://www.bcauditor.com/pubs/2010/report3/conservation-ecological-integrity-bc-parks-protected
127)committed to NOT introduce internet gaming in 2007, then created and introduced the new BCLC online gambling site this year, again increasing and furthering the incidence of gambling addiction and family strife, since there is no way to police it.
126)raised gambling limits to $ 9,999.00 a mere $1 below the reportablelevel to FINTRAC, the agency that monitors and polices money laundering lol. http://billtieleman.blogspot.com/2010/07/explain-bc-liberals-addiction-to.html
125)raised MSP premiums, while service and wait times increased and get ready for another MSP premium increase January 1st, 2013. http://www.vancouversun.com/health/premiums+rise+second+straight+year/7987242/story.html
124)Campbell lowered tax rates the wealthy benefit the most from those rate cuts, while instituting user fees for some public services that were formerly paid out of tax revenue. This resulted in proportionally higher tax increases for the working poor struggling the hardest to make ends meet. http://www.straight.com/article-349819/vancouver/ndp-leader-carole-james-should-acknowledge-impact-personal-tax-cuts-rich
123) Charging user fees at publiclyfunded hospitals in Vancouver , even to people with insurance, for anyone requiring short term residential care to recover from a medical treatment coming soon to a hospital near you http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/Health/20101022/bc-user-fees-101022/
122)closed 176 schools between 2001 and 2009 . ONE FREAKING HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SIX SCHOOLS!!!! http://bctf.ca/SchoolClosures.aspx
121)cut funding to the Success by 6 program, an initiative which gave young children a head start through more than 400 projects in 240 communities in British Columbia, including early childhood literacy programs, music and social programs for preschoolers, mentorship programs for single mothers, and pregnancy support . http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/03/24/bc-success-by-six-cancelled.html
120)Cuts to seniors services and care http://www.hsabc.org/news/seniors-victims-long-term-care-and-home-support-cuts
119)Cuts to PACs across BC ( Parents Advisory Councils) resulting in parents struggling to make ends meet having to pay more for school related activities http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2009/09/09/bc-parent-advisory-council-funding-cut.html
118)Cuts to Annual Facility Grants http://blogs.vancouversun.com/2009/08/28/trustees-protest-the-cancellation-of-annual-facility-grant/
117)government continually breaks its own class size limit legislation http://bctf.ca/NewsReleases.aspx?id=20508
116)cuts to funding and programs for special needs children in schools as a result of budget cuts.http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/06/25/bc-vancouver-special-needs.html
115)highest tuition fees ever on record , for university and colleges in BC http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/September2010/16/c2521.html
114)Liberalsshow theirtrue feelings about education and the future of our province, and cut $16 million dollars in student loan funds, with no warning, leaving students unable to attend classes, and wreaking havoc on families already financially strapped http://www.straight.com/article-246824/ashley-fehr-gordon-campbell-governments-cuts-devastate-postsecondary-students
113) In addition to the above loan cuts, the BC liberals also cut non-repayable grants to student, also with no warning as detailed in the above link. Some university students found out the hard way when they called Student Aid BC to find out where their grant was, after enrolling and days prior to classes commencing.
112)BC has one of the highest BC Student loan rate in the country.
111)BC post secondary students collectively pay more in fees than government collects in corporate income tax, showing whereLiberal priorities really are.
110)cuts to surgeries in BC http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/01/21/bc-oylmpics-cancelled-surgeries-dix.html
109)cuts to diagnostic and rehabilitation services http://www.hsabc.org/search/cuts%20to%20diagnostic%20and%20rehabilitation%20services
108)cuts to community outreach services http://www.nupge.ca/content/3456/bc-cuts-southern-vancouver-island-social-services
107)HORRIFIC cuts to domestic violence programs and violence against women outreach and counselling programs http://www.endingviolence.org/files/uploads/inst_women_programs_going_in_wrong_direction.pdf
106)cuts to many vital medical and health related items previously funded for those on income assistance http://willcocks.blogspot.ca/2009/07/latest-secret-cuts-hurt-those-who-most.html
105)closed CHIMO Achievement Centre, a therapeutic day program for adults with disabilities http://billtieleman.blogspot.com/2010/01/fraser-health-authority-to-kill-amazing.html
104)cuts to income assistance programs http://www.bcfed.com/node/294
103) althoughthe Liberalsincreased the number of Casinos and access to other forms of gambling, continued cuts have been made to the amount of gaming grants given out to social service agencies, programs, playground and schools only a small portion were ever restored. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2010/03/08/bc-community-gaming-grants.html
102)Special needs assessment for children eliminated in the Fraser Health Authority, meaning families must travel to Sunnyhillat Childrens hospital for diagnostic services and care http://www.betterbc.ca/2010/05/cuts-update/
101)Autism: BCs Early Intensive Behaviour Intervention programs werecut http://www.straight.com/article-302303/vancouver/bc-coalition-protest-gordon-campbells-cuts-saturday-vancouver
100)Therewere onlyenough regulated child care spaces for 15% of children under 12 inBC http://www.ccsd.ca/factsheets/family/
99)elimination of conservation officers mean less enforcement and protection over larger areas, putting people and wildlife at risk http://www.nupge.ca/content/3512/bc-parks-hurt-budget-cuts-and-poor-enforcement
98)Cuts to environment ministry saw the Environmental Stewardship divisionwhich includes protection of BCs 2,000 species at risk, fish and wildlife habitat, and air and watersliced by almost $4 million http://www.bcauditor.com/pubs/2010/report3/conservation-ecological-integrity-bc-parks-and-protected
97) unregulated fish farms on the coast of bc and their impact on wild salmon stocks, as well as the increase in fish farm licencesthe Libs handed out during their tenure. http://thetyee.ca/Views/2005/10/02/WildSalmonWipedOut/
96)the systematic rape of many rivers in BC through Independent Power Projects http://lailayuile.wordpress.com/2009/05/01/province-of-bc-criss-crossed-by-independent-power-projects/
95) whilethe Liberalscontinually pressed and pushed these projects as safe, clean energy, the truth is that they can, and have extremely horrific impacts on the environment around them, as detailed in this post http://lailayuile.wordpress.com/2009/05/06/what-the-liberals-dont-want-you-to-find-out-until-after-election-day-documents-obtained-by-cbc-news-show-run-of-the-river-projects-are-breaking-environmental-regulations/
94) The announcement by Campbell to flood hectares of prime land for yet another dam to generate power the province will sell elsewhere and Christy Clark continues the push for Site C, admitting its needed for her LNG dreams http://lailayuile.wordpress.com/2010/04/20/the-worst-is-yet-to-come-rafe-mair/
http://energeticcity.ca/article/news/2012/02/09/site-c-essential-lng-development-clark
93) Crown land giveawaysand contracts apparently based onpolitical donations http://lailayuile.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/brookfield-asset-management-gordon-campbell-and-british-columbias-best-assets/
92)clearing ALR land for development, over and over http://www.straight.com/pressure-builds-agricultural-land-reserve
http://www.bcndp.ca/newsroom/new-democrats-challenge-liberals-stand-agricultural-land-reserve
http://lailayuile.com/tag/falcons-follies/
91) TheLiberals admitted that during the lastelection they suppressed information showing the number of people in BC forced to apply for welfare had increased by 10,000.The information was releasedshortly after the election http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2009/05/22/bc-welfare-cases-up.html
90)Gordon Campbell claimed he was not aware of how bad the financial outlook of the province was prior to the election, despite the world financial crash that was well underway. ( sound familiar?)
89)The public is kept in the dark as John Les, the provinces top cop, is under police investigation for almost a year http://willcocks.blogspot.com/2009/09/creeping-pace-of-john-les-investigation.html
88)The coincidental and repeated occurrence ofdevelopment and real estate companies who donate large $$ to the Liberal party of BC, getting lucrative landdeals and approvals across the province http://thetyee.ca/Blogs/TheHook/BC-Politics/2009/05/08/Builders-real-estate-firms-gave-big-to-BC-Liberals/
87)The coincidental and repeated occurence of other corporations( mining,gas, oil and independent power producers) who donate large $$ to the Liberal party of BC getting lucrative contracts, deal and approvals across the province: http://lailayuile.wordpress.com/2010/05/07/the-kind-of-corruption-the-media-talk-about-the-kind-the-supreme-court-was-concerned-about-involves-the-putative-sale-of-votes-in-exchange-for-campaign-contributions-james-l-buckley/
86) In February 2008, the public learned that Campbells TransLink board voted themselves a 500 percent pay raise. Only a few weeks later, the premiers BC Ferries directors received an increase of up to 60 percent on April 1, 2008 the same day ferry fares were increased for British Columbians. Compare this with the fact that in 2008, more than 50,000 British Columbians worked for minimum wage or less http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2008/02/08/bc-translink.html
85) The very large and expensive mess that is known as BC ferries http://thetyee.ca/News/2009/11/07/BloatedFerries/
84)The very large and expensive mess that was known as the BC Transmission corporation http://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2010/05/03/LiberalsOweApology/
83) The very large and again, expensive mess known as BC Hydro , which is on the path to financial ruin http://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2010/08/23/BCHydroPathToRuin/ and another opinion http://www.bclocalnews.com/bc_thompson_nicola/clearwatertimes/opinion/101681738.html
82) 2010 olympic debt legacy http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/british-columbia/bc-government-releases-details-of-olympics-costs/article1634211/
81)Despite those tough economic times Campbell decided to appoint a larger, expanded cabinet, costing us all more ( for quite a bitless, in my opinion) http://thetyee.ca/Blogs/TheHook/BC-Politics/2009/06/10/CampbellCabinet/
80)The over-inflated, expensive and relatively useless Public Affairs Bureau( otherwise known as internet trolls who monitor,watch and read everything written anywhere about Campbell and his Liberal co-horts) http://bctrialofbasi-virk.blogspot.com/2009/04/about-that-public-affairs-bureau-this.html
79) Die Entscheidungvon Campbell, deutsche Scheifhrschiffezu kaufen , or for those of you who do not speak German, Campbells decision to buy crappy german ferries http://thetyee.ca/News/2008/12/15/NoisyFerry/
78). Choosing to contract out the storage, handling and administration of our personal medical records to an American company,which leaves personal information potentially open to dubious uses with American law enforcement http://lailayuile.wordpress.com/2009/05/06/bc-citizens-assessment-of-what-the-campbell-government-has-done-to-british-columbia-so-far/
77)Campbell failed to hold regular legislature sessions- twice http://www.cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2008/09/10/bc-fall-legislative-session-cancelled.html
76) Christy Clark has spent so little time in the legislature,she needs a map to find her way around the building when she does show up. Only 19 days in session in one calendar year! http://www2.macleans.ca/2013/01/13/the-absentee-b-c-legislature/
75)Campbellsdecision to sign TILMA the Trade, Investment, and Labour Mobility Agreement http://thetyee.ca/Views/2009/05/07/TILMA/
74)Sold off BC Gas, now known as Terasen
73)Passed Bill 20, which prevents local municipal veto of Run of the River projects http://www.pej.org/html/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=4659&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0
72) Exporting raw logs to China and elsewhere ( a direct contradiction to a campaign promise he made prior to first being elected back in 20o1) all while closing BC mills who could process wood here. http://www.peoplesvoice.ca/articleprint21/02)_BCS_FOREST_JOBS_CRISIS.html http://store.wildernesscommittee.org/campaigns/communities/campaigns/communities/readers/raw_logs/
71)Vancouver convention centre completely ridiculous cost overruns , which technically might make it the largest screw-up in the history of BC that is, until the final and true bill for the new Port Mann bridge comes in http://www.bcndp.ca/newsroom/campbells-convention-centre-overruns-largest-boondoggle-bc-history
70)Sea to sky highway over-runs with no toll to cover costs . Campbell told press repeatedly at photo ops that the cost of the highway would be $800 million, yet the final cost was nearly$2 billion + http://www.bcndp.ca/newsroom/campbell-liberals-p3s-not-time-not-budget
69)A report in 2007 stated that the province could have saved the taxpayer over $ 220 million by financing it themselves, because borrowing costs were underestimated by Partnerships BC, and the government always ALWAYS- gets a better finance rate than other entities. http://dcnonl.com/article/id20954/profservices
See original here:
100 + reasons the BC Liberals must go. No Strings ...
- Gun trainers nationwide say women and liberals are taking more interest in classes after Alex Prettis shooting - NBC News - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Gun trainers nationwide say women and liberals are taking more interest in classes after Alex Prettis shooting - NBC News - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- View from The Hill: Liberals desperate for a path out of purgatory - The Conversation - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- View from The Hill: Liberals desperate for a path out of purgatory - The Conversation - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Local Liberals: The Second Amendment Is for Everyone - East Lansing Info - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Matthew Lau: The Liberals weak case for a spring election - Yahoo! Finance Canada - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Several Liberals considering their options as race for leadership heats up - Australian Broadcasting Corporation - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Liberals and Conservatives trade accusations of obstruction - CBC - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- If the Liberals think Angus Taylor will save them, theyre in for a shock - SMH.com.au - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Ontario Liberals opt to allow temporary residents to vote in leadership race even though federal counterpart barred them - iPolitics - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Liberals, Conservatives in behind-the-scenes talks to avoid spring election: sources - CBC - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Ontario Liberals opt to allow temporary residents to vote in leadership race even though federal counterpart barred them - QP Briefing - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Coalition support plunges, Liberals face mass resignations. Here's what multicultural voters are saying - SBS Australia - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Expect polls to determine when Liberals force early election - Brooks Bulletin - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Liberals reject Poilievres call for tax relief on GM workers severance pay - CTV News - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Liberals, Conservatives working on deals that could avoid election: sources - CBC - February 11th, 2026 [February 11th, 2026]
- Beware of anti-woke liberals: they attacked the left and helped Trump win | Jan-Werner Mller - The Guardian - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Political theatre or genuine offer to help? Conservatives show signs of wanting to cooperate with Liberals - Global News - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Stephen Harper calls for Liberals, Conservatives to come together in the face of Trump, separatist threats - CBC - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Nationals leader David Littleproud and Liberals leader Sussan Ley have failed to reunite the Coalition in time for the return of parliament. -... - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Liberals and Nationals to sit apart in parliament after David Littleproud and Sussan Ley fail to make amends - The Guardian - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- How liberals lost the internet | Robert Topinka - The Guardian - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Who is Doly Begum, the Ontario NDP MPP poached to run for the Liberals in a federal byelection? - Yahoo News Canada - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Should Liberals Start Arming Themselves? - The Bulwark - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Liberals revive bill to allow health records to be shared across Canada - CP24 - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Senior Liberals downplay prospect of leadership spill and urge colleagues get on with the job - The Guardian - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Stephen Harper calls for Liberals, Conservatives to come together in the face of Trump, separatist threats - Yahoo News Canada - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Liberals announce Danielle Martin will be their candidate for University-Rosedale byelection - CBC - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Who is Doly Begum, the Ontario NDP MPP poached to run for the Liberals in a federal byelection? - National Post - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- 'I never wanted to be excluded' from Quebec Liberals, Marwah Rizqy says - Montreal Gazette - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Conservative MP Jivani heads to Washington after Liberals snub offer to collaborate - Yahoo News UK - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Election data confirms what we already know: Greens don't like Liberals - Australian Broadcasting Corporation - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Make no mistake, the Liberals are already history and Labor should be worried - The New Daily - February 4th, 2026 [February 4th, 2026]
- Liberals Should Try Harder to Understand Their Adversaries - The Liberal Patriot - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- The Carney Liberals find bad habits are hard to break - The Globe and Mail - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- The Liberals fatal flaw was becoming Nationals-lite. Heres how they can come back from the brink | Tony Barry - The Guardian - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- Shadow Immigration Minister Paul Scarr claims the Nationals and Liberals have a moral obligation to come together. - Facebook - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- Liberals tout food inflation relief as think tank flags hidden tax hit on working seniors - play1037.ca - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- Liberals say more than 22,000 government-banned guns declared in first week of 'buyback' launch - National Post - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- Greens to thrash out coalition proposal but Liberals can't be trusted, warns member - region.com.au - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- Liberals agree to hit pause on hate crimes bill and prioritize tougher bail bill - Canada's National Observer - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- Worst food price inflation in the G7: Pierre Poilievre grills Liberals on rising grocery prices - Global News - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- Conservatives have 'charted a path' for 'some common ground' with Liberals: Scheer - CBC - January 28th, 2026 [January 28th, 2026]
- Opinion | Liberals have to reckon with the limits of protests - The Boston Globe - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- 90% OF CONSERVATIVES AND 62% OF LIBERALS AGREE: PROVE CITIZENSHIP TO VOTE New polling shows requiring proof of citizenship before voting has massive... - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- Reevaluating the New Liberals, with Henry Tonks - Niskanen Center - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- Ben Mulroney isn't a 'right-wing reactionary,' but he thinks the Liberals 'cynically' used Canadians' fears of Trump last election - Yahoo Lifestyle... - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- The optics are diabolical for Liberals and Nationals, as chaos reigns on a supposed day of mourning - Australian Broadcasting Corporation - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- View from The Hill: defiant Nationals break with Liberals over hate bill, putting strain on Coalition - The Conversation - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- It's over for the Liberals. Soon something better will rise. They did this to themselves. United Australia Party - Facebook - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- Moderates and quota queens have driven me to quit the Liberals - dailytelegraph.com.au - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- No new nursing home plans have been approved since Liberals formed government - CBC - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- Lahren: White Liberals Just Automatically Assume They Speak For Everybody - FOX News Radio - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- Coalition split as it happened: Littleproud says Nationals cannot be part of a shadow ministry under Sussan Ley before announcing split with Liberals... - January 22nd, 2026 [January 22nd, 2026]
- Opinion - White liberals are Jasmine Crocketts biggest obstacle to the Senate - Yahoo - January 20th, 2026 [January 20th, 2026]
- View from The Hill: Liberals tick off deal on hate crime measures - The Conversation - January 20th, 2026 [January 20th, 2026]
- New Year, Same Deadlock: Liberals and Conservatives Tied as Trump Re-Emerges and Voters Stay Cautious - Abacus Data - January 20th, 2026 [January 20th, 2026]
- Liberals return to pre-selection in Ripon - The Weekly Advertiser - January 20th, 2026 [January 20th, 2026]
- Opinion: A pilot for Canadas gun buyback was a failure. The Liberals are committing anyway - The Globe and Mail - January 18th, 2026 [January 18th, 2026]
- Moral arguments about care and fairness persuade both liberals and conservatives - Stockholms universitet - January 18th, 2026 [January 18th, 2026]
- Politicising Bondi backfires for Liberals who got what they asked for - Australian Broadcasting Corporation - January 18th, 2026 [January 18th, 2026]
- Tasha Kheiriddin: The Liberals are well aware gun-grab is all for show that's the point - National Post - January 18th, 2026 [January 18th, 2026]
- GOLDSTEIN: Liberals tough talk on Iran today follows years of inaction - Toronto Sun - January 11th, 2026 [January 11th, 2026]
- Hill liberals push for shutdown clash over ICE funding but face resistance in Democratic ranks - CNN - January 9th, 2026 [January 9th, 2026]
- Conservatives and liberals tend to engage in different evidence-gathering strategies - PsyPost - January 9th, 2026 [January 9th, 2026]
- Passage of safety ordinance is best bet for pedestrians, motorists and liberals - Columbia Missourian - January 9th, 2026 [January 9th, 2026]
- With a new leader and tired opponent, this should be the Victorian Liberals year if not for self-inflicted wounds - The Guardian - January 9th, 2026 [January 9th, 2026]
- Nunavut MP says she wont cross the floor to join Liberals at this point - CBC - January 9th, 2026 [January 9th, 2026]
- Letters: Quebec Liberals must get it right this time - Montreal Gazette - January 9th, 2026 [January 9th, 2026]
- Freelands resignation changes the math for the Liberals who are now two seats from a majority - CTV News - January 9th, 2026 [January 9th, 2026]
- Trey Gowdy: Im so sick of these 'limousine liberals' - Fox News - January 9th, 2026 [January 9th, 2026]
- Liberals Should Read the HHS Review of Pediatric Gender Affirming Care | Opinion - Newsweek - December 31st, 2025 [December 31st, 2025]
- Opinion | Young white men feel wronged. Should liberals care? - The Boston Globe - December 31st, 2025 [December 31st, 2025]
- Why a one-seat majority might be the worst-case scenario for federal Liberals - National Post - December 31st, 2025 [December 31st, 2025]
- 36 Extremely Valid Reasons That Liberals And Leftists Refuse To Date Conservatives - BuzzFeed - December 31st, 2025 [December 31st, 2025]
- Carney gets a majority, but Canadians vote the Liberals out in a snap election: The Hub predicts 2026 - The Hub | More Signal. Less Noise. - December 31st, 2025 [December 31st, 2025]
- ANALYSIS: Grading the Holt Liberals' first year on the health file - Telegraph-Journal - December 31st, 2025 [December 31st, 2025]
- Repealing TV Ownership Cap Would Give Liberals Even More Control Over the Media, by Ken Buck - Creators Syndicate - December 31st, 2025 [December 31st, 2025]
- Liberals and Conservatives in a dead heat for voter support, according to new poll - CP24 - December 31st, 2025 [December 31st, 2025]
- Opinion: With Pablo Rodriguezs resignation, Quebec Liberals have one last chance to reboot before the next election - The Globe and Mail - December 21st, 2025 [December 21st, 2025]