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This video was posted on April 24th 2017 by Student Vote. Andrew Weaver is talking about the Green Party's first priorities if they are elected. He said that their main priority would be public education, Andrew wants to build more schools for children so they can have an education. My question is, where are you going to get the money? It must cost loads of money to build schools and hire the staff, and money just doesn't fall out of the sky. I think that this is a common concern, so I wonder if people still want to vote for the green party. Maybe this changed their thinking. Honestly, I think that this video is somewhat false or maybe between somewhat false and somewhat reliable.I say that because this is obviously an opinion, and I don't think that the green party will be able to keep the promise of building more schools because they can't spend that kind of money or they will end up broke and EVERYONE will end up hating them which would put the Green Party into a pretty bad spot.

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Andrew Weaver (BC Green Party) – Priorities

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BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver responds to a question from students at Hart Highlands Elementary in Prince George. They ask: "What will be your #1 priority if you are elected? What will be the first action you would take as premier?"

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This video came out to the public on April 24th 2017. In the video Christy Clark is talking for the Liberal Party. She said that their main priority would be to get more people successful jobs. Christy says that B.C. needs to improve their economy by getting more creative jobs. I think that all of the running premiers  are trying to make what they will do if they win the election- sound really good for B.C, but I don't think that ANY of them are actually showing us the whole picture. Maybe they don't actually have the money to say what they want to do. In my opinion, what Christy Clark is saying, is somewhat reliable/false. I'm saying that because, how do we know that they will actually do what they are promising if they are elected?

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Christy Clark (BC Liberal Party) – Priorities

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BC Liberal Party leader Christy Clark responds to a question from students at Hart Highlands Elementary in Prince George. They ask: "What will be your #1 priority if you are elected? What will be the first action you would take as premier?"

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This article about Dan Hines was published April 14th from Kamloops This Week by Cam Fortems. I think that the main point of the article I read is mostly about Dan Hines background, and what he is dong to catch peoples attention so they vote for him. The author of this article was just giving basic information about Dan Hines life, the questions that he asked him were also just common questions people asked all the time, I think that's what the author was trying to say/write. In my opinion, the article I read about Dan Hines is somewhat reliable, because the main part of the article is just basic background information about Dan Hines. But the question answers are obviously opinions. But what kind of answer isn't an opinion?

https://www.kamloopsthisweek.com/kamloops-north-thompson-candidate-profile-dan-hines-green/https://www.kamloopsthisweek.com/kamloops-north-thompson-candidate-profile-dan-hines-green/

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This is an article about Peter Milobar was published April 14th 2017 from Kamloops This Week by Dale Bass. I think the main idea in this article is about what the Liberal Party could do for B.C  if you voted for Peter Milobar. When I read this I thought that the author, Dale Bass was trying to interview Peter Milobar, and just get answers for most common questions people ask. In my opinion, I think that this article is totally reliable because the writer is just telling us what Peter Milobar said, but actually some of his answers to the questions kind of sounded like opinions. So overall, I would think that this article is somewhat reliable.
https://www.kamloopsthisweek.com/kamloops-north-thompson-candidate-profile-peter-milobar-liberal/

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Communist party
https://www.bcliberals.com/candidate/peter-milobar2017/

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Liberal party
https://www.bcliberals.com/candidate/peter-milobar2017/

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NDP party
https://barbnederpel.bcndp.ca/

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Green party http://www.bcgreens.ca/kan

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I just can't believe how it was back then with voting. Women, indigenous people, Canadians of Chinese origin, people with physical disabilities, people with mental illness, and people prison all were not allowed to vote. Over the years peoples thinking definitely changed. In school our thinking changes over books. It took years and years for peoples thinking to change about women, disabled people, etc. Peoples rights have changed and got better. Now more people vote because more people CAN vote. It shocks me that still some people don't vote. I feel that if you don't vote, you have no right to complain about the government. Your vote could change the future. I love how everyone makes their own choice of who they vote for. Maybe some people don't vote because they are bad at making decisions. Anyways, overall I think that voting is very important. You are choosing who will lead your country for the next 4-5 years. And they don't just pick people up off the street for that. But if you do vote you will have to do some research. You can't just vote for random people who you think is pretty. In order for the election to be fair, everyone who votes really needs to know who their voting for. I don't even know what we are voting for or who we are voting for. So i really hope to learn that this unit.