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Sep. 24 Mayor All Candidate Forum - Now on YouTube

For anyone who missed the Sep. 24 All Candidate Forum at the PG Playhouse, the full thing can be found here:

Mayor All Candidate Forum (Sep. 24, 2h48m)

Comment your highlights below - a certain someone fumbled a certain question *hard* but I won't say who!

Edit: Figured I should link the City Council and School Trustee Forums as well, YouTube links here:

City Councillors (Sep. 22, 2h42m)

School Board (Sep. 21, 2h17m)

Thank you Prince George Citizen for uploading these!

Next public forum is this Tuesday, October 6th at 7pm at the UNBC Wintergarden

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u/YesItsASmurfAccount4 — 11 days ago

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All 8 Mayoral, 18 Council, and 14 School Board summaries

The amount of political boards everywhere is intense.

It also means there are too many people to logically parse through.

Attached is a summary .

I found School Board most important. I am very proud diversity and LGBTQ rights. I find it useful to know who is proSOGI and who not.

not sure if others would find this useful but I did! DM me.of interested in a pdf.

u/Anxious-Sea4101 — 11 days ago

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37 MLA's including Sheldon Clare, Rosalyn Bird and Keil Giddens voted in favor of removing Human Rights Code in BC... JSYK!

Read the article on Don Shafers Substack.

Just reposting since the bc sub mod removed the original link,

These local representatives are following the nearly recalled Kelowna MLA, Tara Armstrong's lead with this denied bill earlier this year.

7 months ago Keil Giddens, Rosalyn Bird, and Sheldon Clare all appeared to want to enable businesses, landlords, etc to discriminate against you individually for any reason.

Age, sex, gender, disability status, et al- are all protected under the human rights code of BC.

Three of our local MLAs have voted in favor of dismantling the framework of what keeps us protected from discrimination, 34 others agreed that we dont deserve these protections for whatever reason..

Please vote to keep authoritarianism out of BC and Canada!

donshafer1.substack.com

u/gayplantdads — 11 days ago

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Anyone who is a "Community Borrower" of UNBC Library? What kind of electronic resources can you access as such a borrower?

Hi,

This is what UNBC's library webpage says about community borrower when it comes to accessing electronic resources:

"Limited access to the UNBC Library databases is provided to the Prince George community through on-campus public computers."

https://www.unbc.ca/library/using-library/circulation/becoming-patron

I am not sure what "limited access" here means. Does it mean: 1) limited in the sense of it only being available through the on-campus public computers, but otherwise being able to access ALL the electronic resources?, or 2) limited in the sense of only being able to access only a smaller selection of electronic resources through the on-campus public computers?

I have sent an email to the library to clarify. But it will be a couple of days before I can receive a reply. If anyone happens to know, please feel free to share.

Thanks

u/xiaoxinniming — 11 days ago