US EditionGlobe editorial: Premier Eby, please practise democracy
- British Columbia's Bill 7 would give the cabinet authority to make regulations without legislative debate, raising concerns about democratic practices, as pointed out by the B.C. Conservative Party.
- The Green Party's Interim Leader called for transparency, stating that decisions should be made openly and regular reporting should occur to the legislature.
- Premier David Eby described the legislation as essential to respond to economic challenges arising from U.S. Tariffs and threats.
- Transportation Critic expressed that the bill poses a significant risk, labeling it a "blatant power grab" that could undermine local governance.
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The Record
B.C. Greens want answers about New Democrats’ emergency powers legislation
British Columbia's Green Party says the NDP government needs to "explain why" its proposal for broad-reaching emergency cabinet powers is needed before its two members support the legislation.
Rocky Mountain Outlook
B.C. Greens want answers about New Democrats' emergency powers legislation
British Columbia's Green Party says the NDP government needs to "explain why" its proposal for broad-reaching emergency cabinet powers is needed before its two members support the legislation.
The Debate Over BC’s Tariff Response Bill: What You Need to Know
British Columbia’s NDP government last week proposed legislation that would empower Premier David Eby and his cabinet to operate outside the framework of the elected legislature. The government says the legislation is needed to deal with the extraordinary U.S. tariff situation, while B.C.’s Official Opposition and a civil liberties group say it amounts to undemocratic overreach and stifles the legislative branch. Eby has described the Economic S…
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