Now that the long-winded and obscenely expensive American presidential election is over there are three things to watch.
This week more than 3,000 people gathered on the lawns of the BC Legislature to protest both the Enbridge and the Kinder Morgan pipelines
Now that our better-paying manufacturing jobs are moving offshore, we’re starting down a whole new “free trade” path.
This week the BC Liberal government released its response to this summer’s Special Committee on Timber Supply.
In 2005, one of my first public policy challenges as an MLA was Victoria's decision to regulate BC’s “farm gate” sales of meat products.
MLA Bob Simpson, in his column, talks about the various meetings he has attended, including the B.C. Union of Municipalities convention.
MLA Bob Simpson, in his column, discusses democracy and the legislature.
MLA Bob Simpson, in his column, commends volunteers.
Bob Simpson, in his column, discusses the resignation of various cabinet ministers,
The auditor general of B.C. revealed that the Legislative Assembly account is not being managed to the same standards.
Columnist and MLA Bob Simpson talks about the CUPE event that took place in Quesnel.
Bob Simpson, in his column, discusses a consistent message heard at the Timber Supply hearings in Vancouver.
MLA Bob Simpson, in his column, reflects on the Special Committee on Timber Supply hearings in the region.
Column from MLA Bob Simpson talks about the legislature, a.k.a. the "black hole."
MLA Bob Simpson, in his weekly column, discusses Highway 97, the Likely-Wells connector road, and resource roads.
MLA Bob Simpson, in his column, discusses care for seniors, people with disabilities, and vulnerable families.
Over the past few years my office has been dealing with more and more seniors care issues.
I had the privilege of speaking to a school group the other day, and a student asked me why I ran for public office.
The Cariboo region has an abundance of opportunities to expand mineral exploration and extraction as a means to offset any falldown.
Much attention is being paid to the federal budget bill and the limited time MPs have to debate that massive piece of legislation.