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B.C. Liberals under fire for pricey Super Bowl ads
By Michaal Mui, QMI Agency


British Columbia Premier Christy Clark. (REUTERS/Andy Clark)

VANCOUVER — Provincial NDP Leader Adrian Dix is calling out the B.C. Liberal government over its spending of taxpayer cash on Super Bowl ads.

Two commercials about a provincial jobs plan aired during Sunday’s football broadcast cost $17,000, according to B.C. Jobs Minister Pat Bell.

The 30-second spots were purchased as part of a nearly $1-million ad buy to promote the jobs plan provincewide.

If purchased alone, Super Bowl ads were reported to be going for $130,000 for each 30-second spot in Canada.



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