
Henry Yao 姚君憲
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Fighting for fairness and equity; RT/Like ≠ Endorsement
Richmond, BC
Joined September 2020
Politicians can say “no comment,” refuse to answer, or promise a follow-up. But grabbing the camera? That’s not just evading accountability—it shows someone who believes they’re above public scrutiny.
When Global News attempted to get answers from Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie about a European junket on Tuesday, instead of providing answers, he grabbed the camera.
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While I respect MP-elect @ChakAu’s decision to donate his Richmond City Council salary to local charities, I am concerned about his choice to retain his council seat while serving as an MP. Holding dual roles may appear fiscally responsible, but it sets a precedent where.
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Around the world, communities with distinct cultures, languages, and identities often seek ways to protect and preserve their uniqueness. In democratic countries, one recognized path is a referendum on separation—a process that, in some cases, is a legitimate expression of the.
Today I took questions from the media about why Alberta is stepping up now to defend our economy, protect our resources, and stand firm on our constitutional rights. Here’s how it went 👇
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Despite our differing political perspectives, I appreciated working with @BruceBanman from the @BCConservatives on the Finance Committee. Credit where it’s due: he’s right that we need a serious conversation about equalization payments and their impact on Western provinces.
Mark Carney has been duly elected, but if I were him I’d hear this loud and clear: The West must be heard. The Prime Minister’s biggest challenge now is uniting our country in the face of internal division and international uncertainty.
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I’m deeply disturbed after reading this post and article. I’m not here to character-assassinate @ElenoreSturko, but I sincerely urge her to reflect: is she truly safe and comfortable with her party?. As a Christian, it is my faith that compels me to support progressive.
At a time when British Columbians are facing significant challenges, it is deeply disturbing to see John Rustad and the BC Conservatives once again focus on divisive culture war issues. The fact that the BC Conservatives invited ARPA, a group with hateful views regarding.
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I’ve raised concerns before about hospital parking fees—especially for those rushing in during emergencies. Richmond Hospital once waived fees for patients, and it made a real difference. Sadly, some abused it by parking without using hospital services. Today, I brought my.
Nobody should be digging for change or stressing over parking fees when they’re at the hospital. That’s why, starting May 1, parking will be free at all Nova Scotia Health and IWK Health facilities. This change means less stress for patients, families, and healthcare workers.
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I previously predicted that the housing crisis might be “resolved” by external shocks—such as a trade war—in ways that are uncontrolled and potentially devastating. The signs are beginning to show. I sincerely hope that all levels of government in Canada will act proactively,.
Interesting to see so much focus on housing, but with the tariff war devastating the market, there’s a real chance of a housing price free fall driven by economic uncertainty. Party leaders should also outline their plans to address a potential collapse if it happens.
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First, like many in our community, my heart and prayers go out to the family, friends, and loved ones of the victims and surviving victims of this tragic incident. I cannot imagine the pain and suffering they are enduring, and I sincerely hope we can all rally around the Filipino.
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Trying to help my parents with some tax inquiries, but getting through to @CanRevAgency has been incredibly difficult. Most days, after getting the kids to daycare and wrapping up morning meetings, it’s already past 10:30am—by then, the callback or speak-to-agent option is often.
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People often share John 3:16 but overlook John 3:17: ‘For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved.’ God came not to prosecute, but to offer hope through mercy, grace, faith, and love. A reminder: those who follow.
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” — John 3:16. Good Friday is a day of solemn reflection, prayer & profound gratitude as we reflect on the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. God bless.
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