Avsnitt
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Ottawa struggles with whether or not to have people give guns to the post office and here in BC Eby asks the Feds to roll back decriminalization in public places. Links
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Who's responsible for disability benefits and housing?
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Saknas det avsnitt?
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The Federal Budget is out. We break down what is in it and what it means for BC and Canada. Re-upload. Apologies, an incorrect version with an old episode’s audio went out. Links
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A kickback scandal, more bills, fundraising data, defence policy and the foreign interference inquiry
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The BC Leg returns with a bunch of bills and Trudeau stakes his re-election on being more like David Eby.
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Trudeau wants rent to count toward credits scores, meanwhile Health Minster Dix is frustrated at his own ministry for the inability to keep ERs open full time.
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Both David Eby and Pierre Poilievre are riding high on the polls but 6/18 months is an eternity in politics.
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It's Spring Break for teachers and the BC Leg. Ottawa is a silly place.
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Selina Robinson leaves the NDP, a nomination battle in Little Mountain and should local governments have more say in immigration?
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The Online Harms Bill, the PharmaCare Bill and more news from federal politics.
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The Throne Speech, the Budget, the Land won't change
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What's old is new but is still better than the other guys. BC Builds is here.
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This is Vancolour's Mo Amir joins Ian to discuss the resignation of Selina Robinson and more.
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Even good news is bad news for BC United (and the BC Greens). And one of Eby's Ministers loses their job as calls come for another to be fired.
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Alex Usher joins us to talk about the new cap on international student permits.
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Ian speaks with independent journalist Dustin Godfrey about drug policy in BC, including the recent injunction against Bill 34.
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We recap our 2023 predictions, make some for 2024 and catch lightning to power through what we missed
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The Leg rises, fiscal and GHG reports and Canada's deal with Google
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BC United and BC Conservatives have what can loosely be called climate plans and the federal government has a fiscal update
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We dig into what the opposition parties have had to say about the BC NDP's housing bills.
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