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Vancouver Sun's provincial affairs political columnist, based in Victoria.
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Vaughn Palmer: In forgiving cabinet split, David Eby shows his desperation at slim majority Original

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By Vaughn Palmer Verified
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Local News Politics Opinion Columnists British Columbia Premier David Eby delivers his remarks during a news conference at Canada's Premiers 2026 in Charlottetown, PEI Tuesday July 21, 2026. Photo by TIM KROCHAK VICTORIA — Premier David Eby tried to make light this week of a cabinet split after cabinet minister Kelly Greene opposed the NDP government’s expedited approval of the $2 billion Fortis LNG terminal expansion on Tilbury Island.
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Vaughn Palmer: It was binding arbitration or a contract imposed by legislation, B.C. nurses told

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By Vaughn Palmer Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
VICTORIA — B.C. Nurses President Adriane Gear denied recent reports that her striking union was seeking "more than double" the wage increase that tens of thousands of public sector workers had already accepted. The report was "incorrect," said Gear, even as she declined to be more specific. "In terms of what we're asking for, those are discussions for the bargaining table," Gear told Global TV.
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Vaughn Palmer: It was binding arbitration or a contract imposed by legislation, B.C. nurses told

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By Vaughn Palmer Verified
| Vancouver Sun Verified
Breadcrumb Trail Links Home News Local News Politics Columnists Veteran B.C. labour mediator Vince Ready. Photo by B.C. Labour Heritage Centre VICTORIA — B.C. Nurses President Adriane Gear denied recent reports that her striking union was seeking “more than double” the wage increase that tens of thousands of public sector workers had already accepted. Sign In or Create an Account or View more offers The report was “incorrect,” said Gear, even as she declined to be more specific.
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