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Police have been million went to policing services in the investigation of the pig farmer who unable to identify the gender of the corpse nor the method of the death that is was charged in the deaths of 27 female sex workers from Vancouver’s being treated as a “suspicious occurrence”. Anyone with information is asked Downtown Eastside. He was convicted of six counts of second-degree to call 1-877-551-IHIT. – QMI AGENCY murder. – QMI AGENCY Mayor Watts back to business in Surrey MATT KIELTYKA QMI Agency We’re doing so many things here, building the Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts poses with Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts city from the ground up. Our work is not fin- École Panorama Ridge Secondary was back on familiar turf ished. » students Monday. PHOTO MATT KIELTYKA Monday, engaging the city’s « — Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts youth a day after ruling herself out as Premier Gordon Camp- bell’s replacement. creased programs and ser- In the end, Watts chose to After reiterating her inten- vices while engaging them in follow former finance minis- tion to stay in civic politics civic matters. ter Carol Taylor’s lead and not Sunday, Watts launched the Watts called it especially im- take a stab at running the Child and Youth Friendly City portant to give youth a voice province. Strategy and took questions since a third of the city’s pop- She added her first choice from students at École ulation was under 17. for the Liberal leadership Panorama Ridge Secondary. The city’s first female mayor would have been Taylor. “We’re doing so many things said she had received numer- “[She’s] already said she was here, building the city from ous e-mails and phone calls not going to run,” Watts the ground up,” she said. “Our from around the province ask- lamented. “I don’t know who’s work is not finished.” ing whether she’d run for the coming forward. I wish them Surrey’s new youth strategy B.C. Liberal Party leadership all the very best of luck. targets three age groups – 0-5, after Campbell announced his There’s lots of work to be 6-12 and 13+ – and aims to resignation earlier this done. Hopefully they can take provide those groups with month. The situation forced it up a notch and have a little safe public spaces and in- her to evaluate her future. bit more grace in politics.” √ DONATION The province has matched a $25,000 award given to First United Church for a storage facility the mission Mexico blast victim remembered provides for homeless people on the Downtown Eastside. MATT KIELTYKA resort south of Cancun. day one,” the Prince George ing the hotel, hospitals, anyone The mission won first place in the Pepsi Refresh project, a QMI Agency “They had just been married. resident said. “Malcolm felt it who would listen until national contest. Rev. Ric Matthews said the matching would The wife and daughter of the Their daughter’s birthday was was a good time to get married Heather’s brother told us. It’s allow the storage facility to remain open for another year. B.C. man killed in a gas explo- on the 13th and Malcolm died and picked the time.” absolutely tragic.” — QMI AGENCY sion at a Mexican resort Sun- on the 14th,” said Johnson’s Johnston was a successful Funeral arrangements have day will return home Tuesday. mother, Lynda Huolt. condo realtor in Nanaimo and yet to be made. Heather Rynten and one- Even though she’s still griev- served on the board of the Mexican authorities blamed √ SURREY Cellphone √ BCTF The B.C. Teacher’s year-old Audrey began their ing Huolt spent much of Mon- Downtown Nanaimo Business a natural gas build up under- records will help prove Surrey Federation is challenging journey home Monday by fly- day accommodating media to Improvement Association. neath the hotel’s floor for the man Mukhtiar Panghali killed three laws imposed by the ing to Calgary en route to pay tribute to her son.
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  • The Politics of Consumption Tax Reform

    The Politics of Consumption Tax Reform

    Playing with Fiscal Fire: The Politics of Consumption Tax Reform by Matthew Lesch A thesis submitted in conformity with the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Department of Political Science University of Toronto © Copyright by Matthew Lesch 2018 Playing with Fiscal Fire: The Politics of Consumption Tax Reform Matthew Lesch Doctor of Philosophy Political Science University of Toronto Abstract 2018 Drawing on the case of consumption tax reform, this dissertation investigates the varying capacity of governments to enact and institutionalize ―general-interest reforms‖ (Patashnik 2003). The study advances a two-stage theory of policy reform. The first part explains why some governments, in spite of the political risks, decide to pursue general-interest reforms. In this first stage, two variants of policy learning—rational learning and emulation—are proposed to explain policy uptake. The second stage of the theory builds on policy feedback scholarship (Pierson 1993;Mettler and SoRelle 2014), claiming that the durability of a reform hinges on policy design. It proposes that governments can prompt various policy feedback effects through policy design and communications. Such efforts can shape the political incentives and perceptions of interest groups, opposition parties and voters at key junctures in the policy process. The study illustrates the analytic value of this approach through two distinct but complementary empirical strategies. First, through comparative case analysis using mainly qualitative techniques of elite interviews and document analysis, it compares the varying experiences of two Canadian provincial governments— Ontario and British Columbia (BC)—with value-added tax (VAT) reform. While each government chose to pursue VAT reform in the late 2000s, only in the case of Ontario was it successfully implemented while the BC government was forced to reverse its policy decision.