During the 2011 Lingyen Temple expansion plan Carol was interviewed by the French arm of the CBC because they were interested in the affect the 232,00 sq ft expansion would have on the neighbourhood. The interview team also wanted to know if the opposition to the plan was racial. ”
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Carol Day interview with CBC TV
Carol Day - Aug 19, 2014 - No Comments
CBC came to Carol Day’s Home to hear her side of a development issue a large expansion to a local temple. The interviewer asked if a compromise could be found between the temple and the neighbourhood. Carol replied “The over size is just too large we need the Lingyen temple
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B.C. Conservatives oppose jet fuel shipment plan for Fraser River
Carol Day - May 10, 2013 - No Comments
By Staff Writer – Richmond Review Published: May 09, 2013 4:00 PM Updated: May 09, 2013 4:50 PM http://www.richmondreview.com/news/election/206853551.html John Cummins was in Steveston Thursday morning to announce the B.C. Conservatives are opposed to the Vancouver Airport Fuel Facilities Corporation’s plan to ship jet fuel along the south arm of the Fraser River. “The Liberal
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‘Outspoken’ Day ready to stir things up
Carol Day - May 08, 2013 - No Comments
By Alan Campbell, Richmond News “I was born to do this.” BC Conservative hopeful Carol Day is positively revelling in the role as one of the main challengers to John Yap’s position at the head of Richmond-Steveston’s provincial table. “I love campaigning, meeting new people and listening to their concerns and
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Early Childhood Education Conference
Carol Day - May 06, 2013 - No Comments
On May 3rd, I attended the Early Childhood Educators Conference at the Radisson Hotel in Richmond. I was a panelist with NDP and Liberal MLA’s. We answered questions form the passionate group of child care providers from around the province. I attended with the purpose of introducing the BC Conservatives
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Economy rises to top for Richmond-Steveston candidates
Carol Day - May 04, 2013 - No Comments
By Matthew Hoekstra – Richmond Review Published: May 02, 2013 11:00 AM Updated: May 02, 2013 4:58 PM Young people hold the solution to a sluggish economy, a candidate running in Richmond-Steveston told a business crowd Wednesday. “We need to listen to people who are young and ask them and get their ideas.
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Carol Day on Global BC1
Carol Day - Apr 25, 2013 - No Comments
Wed, Apr 24: Host Keith Baldrey talks to the Vancouver Sun’s Vaugh Plamer and CKNW’s Shane Woodford about the NDP’s promise to sell BC Place. Plus three candidate go head to head – Liberal candidate Peter Fassbender, NDP candidate Chris Wilson and Conservative candidate Carol Day. http://globalnews.ca/video/511958/top-story-b-c-politics
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Chak Kwong Au backs Carol Day for MLA Richmond-Steveston
Carol Day - Apr 23, 2013 - No Comments
Richmond City Councillor is next to endorse Day RICHMOND, B.C. – April 23, 2013 – Just one week after former Richmond City Councillor Sue Halsey-Brandt made her endorsement, current City Councillor Chak Kwong Au has officially endorsed MLA candidate for Richmond-Steveston Carol Day. Au served as a School Trustee from
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Carol Day to run for B.C. Conservatives in Richmond-Steveston
Carol Day - Apr 12, 2013 - No Comments
View Article Here: http://www.richmondreview.com/news/201484791.html By Matthew Hoekstra – Richmond Review Published: April 04, 2013 11:00 AM Updated: April 04, 2013 4:32 PM A former school trustee who finished 302 votes short of a council seat two years ago is running for the B.C. Conservatives in Richmond-Steveston. Carol Day will challenge incumbent Liberal John Yap in the
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Richmond Review – Carol Day sees the bright side of narrow loss
Carol Day - Nov 26, 2011 - No Comments
View Article Here: http://www.bclocalnews.com/news/election/134405148.html By Martin van den Hemel – Richmond Review Published: November 23, 2011 10:00 AM Updated: November 23, 2011 10:05 AM Carol Day (centre), with former trustee Sandra Bourque and former trustee and councillor Sue Halsey-Brandt. Day missed a council seat by 302 votes. Carol Day was all smiles Saturday
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