As we close out the year 2024, I thought I’d take a moment to look back at the stories that caught the eye of the most readers during the past year, on my blog site. Just as an aside, I found it interesting that the implosion of BC United didn't crack the top 10. I guess given that the decline was already well underway, by the time leader Kevin Falcon finally pulled the pin, it was a foregone conclusion to happen.
I would like to thank you for spending time on the Thoughts on BC Politics and More site, as well as on the political Facebook page, Politics and More in BC and Across Canada. I would also like to give special thanks to Devon Kruggel for not only providing commentary to be shared, but for also coming on board as a co-moderator with me. Having an extra pair of eyes, to keep thinks running smoothly, has been a great help.
Wishing you all the best … Alan
Now, here’s the top 10 most read stories of the past year …
#10 GORDON F. D. WILSON: When the Trick Masquerades as the Treat CLICK HERE
#9 BC child killer's name change prompts criticism, political finger-pointing (Times Colonist) CLICK HERE
#8 It’s time for a change in our approach to addiction. We must put the health and well-being of our citizens first CLICK HERE
#7 FORSETH: Without a strong local presence, there is NO reason for anyone to tune in to local(?) radio CLICK HERE
#6 KRUGGEL – Is it any wonder why the Liberals are falling further and further behind in the polls. Bad policy doesn't sell CLICK HERE
#5 Conservative Candidates Dennis Giesbrecht and Ward Stamer Slam NDP for Kamloops’ Skyrocketing Crime Rate CLICK HERE
#4 David Eby and the BC NDP have resorted to outright lies in a desperate attempt to mislead British Columbians CLICK HERE
#3 Selina Robinson: "You broke my heart …" (The Real Story) CLICK HERE
#2 Patients First: John Rustad Announces Bold New Plan to Put Patients First in British Columbia’s Healthcare System CLICK HERE
And now, the most read post of the year 2024 ...
#1 RCMP gag order comes after BC NDP catch heat for diverted safe supply (Northern Beat) CLICK HERE
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