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Big business handed Vander Zalm another win

August 24, 2010UncategorizedHST, The ProvinceCommon Sense Canadian
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Article by Michael Smyth in The Province. “The lawsuit should never have been launched. There was no way a judge was going to go down in the history books as squashing the very first successful citizen-initiative petition ever achieved in Canada.”
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