Thank you for taking the trouble to look that up, Sean. I vaguely remembered the earlier change that Gary Collins made. When you put all three changes in sequence like that, however, it's very clear why these changes are being made and who is benefitting!

Uh, have you seen how much it is to buy a good truck these days. You know, for the workin' man, a deisel F350 isn't a luxury. It's a necessity. Actually, it's a right. I can't stand Gordon Campbell and his freaky Liberal ways, but I can't argue with this one. Not everyone lives in Vancouver, plays bongo drums, has an inordinately large dog, and drives a moped.

Dagmar, it is not your RIGHT to ruin the environment. But why even bother responding to you. You are a troll!

A Beamer, jag or monster truck in every garage? That's our right -- a necessity -- not a privilege?

If people need trucks or other vehicles for employment, there are existing tax mechanisms to defray the costs. Why should our tax structure reward those who pollute unnecessarily or who choose to drive luxury vehicles?

This was done to help out the 'working' man? That's good to know because I thought maybe it had something to do with paying back the car dealers who contributed to the Liberal coffers.