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July 08, 2004
Career options for a political specialist

So where will self-described "girl reporter" Pia Shandel land now that her roost at The New VI has been incinerated? Public Eye makes no promises, but there's always chance she'll try for a position with the provincial government's public affairs bureau. After all, about a year ago, Ms. Shandel had informal discussions with government staffers about how best she could serve the lord and master of the West Annex (we're talking about Premier Gordon Campbell, not his chief of staff Martyn Brown). The possibility of a communications position was discussed. But, in the end, a decision was made to leave Ms. Shandel right where she was.

Posted by Sean Holman at 09:34 AM
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Pia Shandel's hour-long, fawning, year-end interview of her super-hero Gordon Campbell was broadcast on The New VI on December 28th 2003.Despite the puff-ball questions, our premier came across as really sinister and Nixonian - even down to the perspiration moustache !! As soon as it was over, the first item on the news that day was the infamous raid at the Legislature - talk about great timing!!
Nonetheless, I'm sorry to see her, Moe & Norman get the pink-slips as really enjoyed their Sunday evening show, Right On.

Posted by Bernie Smith on July 10, 2004 02:05 PM

i liked and agreed with her on the Indian Land claims matter. you may not like what she says, but the truth hurts!

Posted by RuPaul on November 1, 2006 04:56 PM




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