Vaughn Palmer is a political columnist for the Vancouver Sun, based in Victoria. With a focus on provincial affairs in British Columbia, Palmer provides insightful analysis and commentary on local politics and issues. His work appears in various publications, including The Province, The Vancouver Sun, and the Kelowna Daily Courier.
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Vaughn Palmer's primary focus is on local government and politics, particularly within British Columbia and Vancouver. His coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements, legal policy regulation, and opinion editorials related to these topics.
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Vaughn Palmer: Conservative MLA-elects and scrutineers among those defending elections agency from conspiracy theorists
By: Vaughn Palmer
Vaughn Palmer: NDP will quietly lick their wounds for a few months before a throne speech and full legislative session next year
Opinion: In 18 months, the Conservative party had come from nowhere to drive an incumbent government to the brink of defeat
Vaughn Palmer: But the reduction in testosterone is unlikely to civilize debate in a house bitterly divided after election
Vaughn Palmer: Premier says NDP won't work with Tory MLAs with a record of hateful speech comments
By: Vaughn Palmer
Vaughn Palmer: An examination by a legislature committee would likely be governed by partisan motives
By: Vaughn Palmer
Vaughn Palmer: The flamboyant top realtor brought down Premier Bill Vander Zalm and dogged him for years
Palmer: John Horgan didn't want to be NDP leader and hated Opposition work. But once in power, he become B.C.'s widely popular 'Premier Dad'
A message from the Horgan family this week closed with the salute made famous by the Star Trek TV series: “Live long and prosper.”
By: Vaughn Palmer
Vaughn Palmer: B.C. premier softens stand on working with some Conservative MLAs, saying it depends on whether they bring hate into legislature
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