Today, the “Fact-Free BC” Liberal campaign rolls through Abbotsford and Surrey.

In the last election, the BC Liberals told voters in Abbotsford and Surrey they wouldn’t bring in the HST. After the election, they brought in the HST.

So how did voters in Abbotsford and Surrey respond?

Let’s review how they voted in the referendum on the BC Liberals’ signature accomplishment since the last election – the HST.

Today, the “Fact-Free BC” Liberal campaign rolls through Vancouver, Coquitlam and Port Moody.

In the last election, the BC Liberals told Metro Vancouver voters they wouldn’t bring in the HST. After the election, they brought in the HST.

So how did voters in the Metro Vancouver respond? Let’s review how many voters in Metro Vancouver rejected the HST.

Statistics Canada reports today that BC lost 10,800 private sector jobs last month. Since the Premier introduced her jobs plan, BC lost 45,600 private sector jobs.

That is the worst record for private sector job creation in Canada.

What does that mean?

That means the "say anything" Liberals are failing both as public sector managers and in the private sector economy. A record that does not deserve four more years.

Vancouver - The BC NDP is marking the 4th birthday of the BC Liberal Promise Not to Bring in the HST.

Exactly four years ago, during the 2009 election campaign, the BC Liberals promised the Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association and all British Columbians that if they were elected government, they would not bring in the HST. They made the promise in writing.

Weeks after the last election, the BC Liberals brought in the HST.

The BC Liberals misled voters and broke their trust. Now they’re asking for four more years.