Premier Christy Clark: Rich Coleman

Christy Clark Dept: And the ministers said they are confident an investigation into how the controversial ethnic voter strategy came to be produced will determine who was at fault, according to Montreal Gazette. Coleman said calls for the premier resignation come from a party group that had been dissident for some time and this is nothing new and ministers leaving an emergency cabinet meeting Sunday delivered a show of support for Premier Christy Clark, who is refusing to bow to increasing pressure for her resignation from members of her B.C. Liberal party over the ethnic voter scandal. We re as unified as we ever have been. The NDP are going to lose the election in May and we re going into it with Christy Clark that all you need to know, deputy premier Rich Coleman told journalists after the meeting, which lasted nearly three hours. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.