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The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives is launching itself into the B.C. blogosphere.
The Lead-Up, describing itself as “progressive, non-partisan, expert,” promises commentary “on the issues that will -- or should -- define the 2009 provincial election.”
The latest post argues that B.C.’s Liberal government played a role in the current economic crisis.
The Hook will keep an eye out for more blogs about the B.C. election.
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