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September 24, 2005
The provincial is the municipal

No sign of the feared Indo-Canadians bus-block vote yet. And there isn't much time left for the diesel-guzzers to make a showing (16 minutes to be exact). But your humble organ notes the presence of four past provincial Liberal MLAs and two from the present. Defeated executive council members Brenda Locke and Joyce Murray were scrutineering ballots on behalf of their old colleague Christy Clark (we can tell because they were wearing a pink name tags - Sam Sullivan's vote checkers have blue ones). Vancouver-Burrard and Surrey-Tynehead MLAs Lorne Mayencourt and David Hayer are also out supporting Ms. Clark - as is former Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain and Surrey-Panorama Ridge backbenchers Karn Manhas and Tony Bhullar. And we've been told by brother muckraker Allen Garr that former finance minister Gary Collins made an appearance.

Posted by Sean Holman at 01:44 PM
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One interesting person voting at the meeting was Bob Ackles of the BC Lions.

Gary Collins was voting as well so he has reason to be there.

Posted by Anonmyous on September 24, 2005 05:10 PM

Hey Sean.....

Please don't compare yourself to titans like Allen Garr...you're hardly in that league.

You are a muckracker indeed, he, on the other hand, is a columnist.

Give it a rest. You're column is useful, sometimes, but hardly relevant with much of your over-the-top bias.

Posted by Oh Please! on September 24, 2005 11:49 PM




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