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_ A ‘conservative’ ’ approach —
- needed for the environment-

~ Dear Sir: bent. MP for. Skeena-Bulk-’

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ate At the all candidates meeting ‘in Terrace on January 11, «says: he has such a strong feeling for the environment, he . REGISTER NOW!

I. «Mike Scott, is: “who running for the Conservative Party, ac- — should be taking a much more cautious and if I can use the oo c¢

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» cused NDP candidate: Nathan Cullen of being against min- . word, a more “conservative” and balanced approach that
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ON JANUARY 23 SUPPORT LOCAL JOBS. SUPPORT CANADA!

JACK LAYTON AND THE NDP_
Called for a:public review of the Terasen deal and continued to
aise objections. after the foreign sale went ahead. .

: BC’ Ss Terasen Gas, has been sold to American interests
a _ —Texas- based Kinder Morgan, and 83%" of people |
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; —_ yy | It’s time to tell your local candidate that selling off
~ 92%" of BC voters are troubled because rf | €8§=8 our jobs to the Americans is not a vote getter. Don't

~ we know when they sal off the province: | #6 6s sell off Canada—keep good paying jobs i in communities
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‘And how concerned are Canada’s politicians? a SELL OFF a Tell them before it i is too late.

~The record is clear: ne CANADA —

i PAUL MARTIN’S LIBERALS | | + Strategie Co «tions conducted ‘Desemb :
oy, Se a Strategic Communications conducted December 27- 30, 2005 and _
Rubber stamped. approval of the 6.9 billion Nee YO U R JO BS BP = — January 2-3, 2006, 808 adults. Considered accurate to .
qo dollar. sale of Terasen sale — along with | | Se y within #3.4%, 19-times-in-20, of what they would have been had the entire.
io 1 1, o00** other takeovers. : on _ Canadian adult population been polled.

STEPHEN HARPER'S CONSERVATIVES. .
q ~ Raised no objections to the Terasen-takeover
Za and have done nothing to protect BC-Canada’s
| interest on foreign acquisitions.

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