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The Early Edition | Mar 15, 2013 | 7:52

'Parts of that report turned my stomach'

Premier Clark says her government will adopt all the recommendations from an investigation into the Multicultural Strategic Outreach Plan. We speak to Gordon Hogg, chairman of the BC Liberal caucus who conducted a seperate investigation.

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BC Almanac - Medical tourism guidelines. And the changing definition of localMay 23, 2013 | 44:29BC Almanac Medical tourism guidelines. And the changing definition of local Audio
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On The Island - A chastened NDPMay 23, 2013 | 9:10On The Island A chastened NDP Audio
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