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Why Harris will beat Trump, handily.

Why Harris Will Beat Trump, Handily Bruce Cameron Return On Insight November 1, 2024 The most consequential election of our lifetime is coming down to the wire, and mainstream media has settled on the premise that the race is a toss-up. Backed up by polls, which they say show the electorate evenly split, with leads that are within the

PODCAST discussing the challenges of low turnout for B.C. 2022 municipal elections, down from 2018, between

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program Today in BC.

PODCAST.: Turnout for B.C. 2022 municipal elections down from 2018 – Today In BC TODAY IN B.C.: Voting online, campaign issues and mayoralty races discussed

Bruce Cameron's analysis of how new Board Chair Joy McPhail may be the prefect person to turn things around at BC Ferries.

CAMERON: Can a new captain at BC Ferries set the ship straight? - The Free PressThe Free Press Joy McPhail moves on to herculean challenge of fixing problem-plagued BC Ferries

What's in a Name? BC Liberals looking to change their name.

CAMERON: What’s in a name? The BC Liberal Party contemplates a name change - The Free Press ‘The name change effort may look trivial, but it is a crucial step on the road to potentially regaining power’

Bruce Cameron is interviewed along with bDavid Suzuki about some of the opportunities and challenges facing the auto industry as EVs become more popular.

PODCAST: David Suzuki gets charged up over electric vehicles - The Free Press TODAY IN B.C.: Columnist Bruce Cameron and builder Todd Maliteare also talk EVs

Keeping the British in British Columbia? Rising anti-monarchy sentiment measured by

undercut by deep ties to Britain in British Columbia.

CAMERON: Keeping the British in British Columbia? - The Free Press Victoria Day marks the informal start of summer in Canada, but it’s also a celebration of our historic connection

My latest political affairs column for Black Press Media about how the Russian invasion of Ukraine puts the "freedom convoy" in Canada into perspective.

CAMERON: What freedom truly looks like - Vernon Morning Star Canadians are often portrayed as polite, decent, unassuming, and hard to anger. That characterization is especially apparent compared to our brash noisy neighbours to the south. It was therefore not surprising that the occupation of large sections of our national capital, and the very unneighbourly....

My Black Press column on the mental health crisis in BC,

B.C.’s mental health crisis is bad and getting worse - Saanich News Nearly half of British Columbians polled said their mental health was worse due to COVID-19

My latest column on the equalization payment issue: "To Have and Have Not: Alberta opens can of worms, but will B.C. bite?" Featuring a quote from
Stephen Carter
“All taxation is equalization. Those who have more should pay more. Simple.”

To Have and Have Not: Alberta opens can of worms, but will B.C. bite? - The Free Press Equalization payments have often been used to incite political anger in Canada

Hard lessons and awkward truths from Canada’s 44th federal election, a post election analysis by

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Hard lessons and awkward truths from Canada’s 44th federal election - Vernon Morning Star By Bruce Cameron, Black Press Political Columnist