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Poll: Do you support a ban on corporate donations?
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April 8, 2016
On April 6, Christy Clark’s Liberals defeated an NDP motion to debate a ban on corporate and union donations to provincial political parties—after reports in the media surfaced that the B.C. Liberals were holding fundraisers where donors could pay $10,000 to meet the premier in a private setting. The controversy also comes as Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne vowed to ban corporate and union donations, and set up a model akin to Quebec’s.
Should Christy Clark and the B.C. Liberals have followed Ontario’s lead and banned corporate and union donations to political parties?
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