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Criminal gangs. Drug dealers. Money launderers. They pumped BILLIONS of dirty dollars into B.C. Overdose deaths became a crisis. Housing prices climbed out of control. Casinos ran wild.

Now honest, hardworking families are struggling — all while politicians’ friends and party insiders are living the high life on the public dime.

Criminal gangs. Drug dealers. Money launderers. They pumped BILLIONS of dirty dollars into B.C. Housing prices climbed out of control. Now honest, hardworking families are struggling.

Attorney General David Eby appears to have inherited a huge mess. Gangsters running circles around the law, money-laundering casinos, a housing market corrupted by drug dealers, powerful industries writing their own laws — our beautiful province is rotting from the inside out.

B.C’s democracy is suffering from decades of darkness and secrecy, with Big Money pouring in from corporate bank accounts and lobbyists running amok. How did it get this bad? It’s time to let the sunshine in.

Premier Horgan promised to respect Indigenous rights. He said he’d use “every tool in the toolbox” to defend the B.C. coast from the Trans Mountain oil tanker expansion.

Instead, he’s fighting the Squamish Nation in court to defend Christy Clark’s Big Money-bought pipeline approval. Huh?!

Kinder Morgan executives in Houston are laughing all the way to the bank — with $4.5 billion of our money.

Canadians are left holding a leaky 65-year-old pipeline. And the federal government is still hoping to spend billions more on an uncosted oil tanker expansion project with no permits, no market and no future.

The Trudeau government is telling the world to stop burning deadly thermal coal for electricity. At the same time, they are letting U.S. coal companies ship their coal through B.C. ports to China, Japan and Korea for that exact purpose. And these exports are increasing.

Did somebody say climate hypocrisy?

Coal dust billowing off the American coal trains careening through our towns is coating the homes and lungs of children in British Columbia. Why? So Donald Trump’s coal baron donors can squeeze the last profits from their dying industry.

U.S. ports reject coal exports because of their poor financial future and health impacts. Now this dirty U.S. coal is bound for B.C. ports, putting our health and economy at risk — and it’s getting a free ride.