Locally:
* Bryan Withage laments that only two of nine defeated candidates in 2011 City of WL Election showed up to Dec 6th Inaugural WL City Council Meeting - see here
* Former TNG Tribal Chair Ervin Charleyboy says current TNG lacks "intestinal fortitude" - see here
* Bob Simpson - "I'm making my detailed expenses public and the remaining 84 Provincial MLA's should as well" - see here
* Alexis Creek RCMP seize large weapons cache - see here
* Outcome on TNG sponsored event on "New Prosperity" Mine Proposal - see here
* Letter from Carmen Núñez of Tl’etinqox (Anaham) says people in the Cariboo-Chilcotin are in the same boat, when it comes to the "New Prosperity" Mine Proposal - see here
* January 25th, 2012 is the date of the next local BIA AGM. Please mark this down!! and attend if you are a member of the BIA. Want to find out more... contact Judy O'Neill (WLCBIA Executive Director) at 250-398-5717 or email her at info@wlcbia.com
Provincially:
* BC Premier Christy Clark tasks BC Education Minister George Abbott to lead year long process to develop BC Liberal Party policy in advance of May 2013 election - see here
* Meanwhile - BC NDP Leader Adrian Dix focused on become BC Premier in May of 2013, coming out of 50th Anniversary of the BC NDP Convention... - see here
* BC Government reimburses BC Parent Advisory Councils' for playground expenses - see here. No reimbursement for School District #28 (Quesnel) but for School District #27 (Cariboo-Chilcotin), the following was reimbursed:
School District 27 (Cariboo-Chilcotin)
· 150 Mile Elementary - $30,000
· Big Lake Elementary - $4,500
· Marie Sharpe Elementary - $40,000
· Nesika Elementary - $23,000
* BC Government announces "sustainable and equable" funding for School Districts - see here. In School District #28 (Quesnel) for the 2011-12 School Year, they'll receive (estimated) $ 35,451,008 - see precise details here meanwhile in School District #27, they'll receive (estimated) $53,530,336 - see precise details here
* Finally - Victoria is changing residential care rates in order to allow seniors' to keep the upgrade ($50) in the Federal GIS (Guaranteed Income Supplement) rates - see more details here
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