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Clark says no to trail bypass
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Urbane
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Re: Clark says no to trail bypass
Anyway, the Castanet article is clear and I'll go out on a limb here and predict that it won't be an issue in tomorrow's election.
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Drip_Torch
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Re: Clark says no to trail bypass
The Green Barbarian wrote:lasnomadas wrote: How about it guys, let's see a reply that addresses that fact.
Hey John Horgan, can you tell us how your platform is going to be paid for?
I'm just grateful for the fact that it won't be paid for in the same method as the tunnel replacement.
Off balance sheet contractual obligations totalling 8 billion dollars in financing charges - on a 3.5 billion dollar project.
http://vancouversun.com/news/local-news ... on-project
Drip Torch - an upright and steadfast keeper of the flame, but when tilted sideways the contents spill and then our destiny is in the wind...