22Jan/17

BC premier rejects annual $50000 stipend from Liberal party but still faces ethical questions – National Post


National Post

BC premier rejects annual $50000 stipend from Liberal party but still faces ethical questions
National Post
VICTORIA — Premier Christy Clark will still be in a conflict of interest even though she’s rejected her party’s annual stipend, suggests a group that’s been critical of political fundraising in British Columbia. Duff Conacher of Democracy Watch says
Mike Smyth: Sorry B.C. farmers, Christy’s cash comes firstThe Province

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22Jan/17

Critics say BC premier needs to do more than ditch her Liberal party stipend – The Province


The Province

Critics say BC premier needs to do more than ditch her Liberal party stipend
The Province
But Conacher says the money will still be coming from donors who have paid to attend Liberal events and rub shoulders with the premier. “It does nothing to stop the unethical, undemocratic … Clark announced her decision to discontinue the payment
Premier Christy Clark stops receiving $50000 stipend from partyTimes Colonist
B.C.’s Christy Clark no longer receiving stipend from partyMacleans.ca
BC premier no longer receiving party stipendWaterloo Record

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22Jan/17

Critics say Premier Clark needs to do more than ditch her Liberal party stipend – Times Colonist


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Critics say Premier Clark needs to do more than ditch her Liberal party stipend
Times Colonist
Clark announced her decision to discontinue the payment when she attended an unrelated announcement on Friday. She denied the move was related to a recent New York Times article that was critical of party fundraising in B.C. and also rejected the …
B.C.’s Christy Clark no longer receiving stipend from partyMacleans.ca

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