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.
Given his focus, he would be most receptive to pitches providing insights into local government decisions in British Columbia or Vancouver. He might also be interested in expert commentary from individuals with direct knowledge of the political landscape in this region.
Pitches offering analysis of how specific policies or decisions impact the local community could resonate well with Vaughn Palmer. Additionally, stories that shed light on key figures such as David Eby or John Horgan may capture his interest due to their relevance to B.C. politics.
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By: Vaughn Palmer
Vaughn Palmer: The bitterness left for many in United by Leader Kevin Falcon's sudden shutdown of the party campaign will linger for years
Vaughn Palmer: Two years ago, no one could have imagined the 2024 B.C. election campaign would look like this
Vaughn Palmer: The B.C. Conservative leader's repeated attempt to deflect the questions doesn't begin to explain his apparent decision to throw in with the anti-vaxxers
Vaughn Palmer: Parties receive an annual subsidy of $1.81 for each vote cast in its favour in the last election. Conservatives only ran in 19 ridings
Vaughn Palmer: Four projects have provided a major boost to job creation. All four are wrapped up or winding down, raising the question of what will replace them.
Vaughn Palmer: The B.C. NDP is in a dead heat with the Conservatives. Article content
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Vaughn Palmer: Greens promise $8 billion a year in new spending while hoping to hold balance of power in a minority government
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Opinion: Not surprising that in making excuses for a lack of progress, Eby resorted to disparaging Rustad and the B.C. Conservatives
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Vaughn Palmer: NDP's party platform mentions Conservative Leader John Rustad twice as often as NDP Leader David Eby. It's very deliberate
Vaughn Palmer: It's hands off the Green leader the for leaders of the NDP and Conservatives. They might need her in a minority government.
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