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Politics is one of the many things that people will forever have to agree to disagree on.
Society working together with different views is one of the beautiful things about humanity but it sure makes for some intense debates.
As with most households, nowhere is a debate more fierce than when involving money.
Here are some reactions from British Columbians in response to the BC NDP's 2017 Budget Update.
Happy to hear the inclusion of a comprehensive poverty reduction plan in #bcbudget
— Nicola Hill (@NicolaHill_UWLM) September 11, 2017
Disappointed to see increase in public $$ to private schools. So many better ways to spend $15m. #bcbudget #bcpoli #bced
— Aaron Ekman 🇱🇸 (@aaronekman) September 12, 2017
Great to hear @carolejames refer to working with all levels of govt "federal, municipal, and *Indigenous*" #bcpoli #UNDRIP #BCbudget
— Maria Dobrinskaya (@mdobrinskaya) September 11, 2017
So... Nothing in the #bcbudget for SAR? #SearchAndRescue #bcsar
— Oplopanax (@lithohedron) September 12, 2017
Why is @jjhorgan removing the revenue neutral req. from carbon tax? What NDP friendly slush fund is he directing it to? #BCPoli #BCBudget
— Кosta Kostadinov (@BogeyTrain76) September 12, 2017
COFI welcomes $140m investment in wildfire risk reduction, reforestation and restoration in today's #bcbudget
— COFI (@COFI_INFO) September 12, 2017
Spend entire election saying surplus was BS, now acknowledging its real. NDP Clowns. #bcpoli #BCBudget
— VanCityCapitalist (@VanCityExec) September 12, 2017
Happy to see the @bcndp have a #bcbudget that puts families, teachers, and workers first. No #Austerity or corporate interests. #bcpoli.
— Sebelius29 (@Sebelius29) September 12, 2017
What are your thoughts on the BC NDP's 2017 Budget Update? Watch for KelownaNow's full budget coverage Tuesday morning!
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