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The House of Commons is back with a predictable throne speech and the BC legislature wraps up with predictable time allocation.

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How did our politicians react to the floods ravaging BC and the latest legislation introduced at the end of the session

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The Conservatives announce their shadow cabinet and other federal updates.

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Urgently needed action will occur after a reasonable period.

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More bills, CleanBC 2.0 and a new cabinet

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Two major new bills from the BCNDP.

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Aaron Gunn is officially wants to be in the race for leader of the BC Liberals but other contestants are divided over whether he should get the green light.

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Trudeau goes to Tofino, Annamie Paul calls it quits, the BC Leg is back and Toronto loses at the Supreme Court.

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Micah joins us again for a legal analysis of the Meng saga and the end of the Fairy Creek injunction. Plus the BC Liberal Leadership debate

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The election is over and everyone lost, except Stewart Prest, who called it.

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It's the final countdown!

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Ian and Scott react to the English language leader's debate, live on YouTube

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A look at the past week of the campaign and the Liberal platform.

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Is Trudeau regretting his election call as much as BC is regretting the fourth wave?

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David Moscrop returns to discuss the start of the 44th Canadian Election and the policy promises made in the first week.

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The election is (almost) underway with a scheduled start and the NDP releasing their platform. And we check in on the Greatest Premier Bracket

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We kick off the greatest premier bracket looking at 14 (of 16) of the first non-partisan premiers of BC.

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Two hundred and fifty episodes down

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It’s another emergency, both in BC and in the Federal Green Party

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With a rumoured federal election only days or weeks away, we break down each party's goals, challenges, and what we want to see from them.

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We have a new Governor General, which must mean we're having a federal election.

The post Ep 247: A hopefully less embarrassing pick appeared first on PolitiCoast.

Was Canada Day cancelled this year?

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A check in on federal politics as the House rises for summer break

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We dive into reports on the BC Liberals election loss and the state of housing in BC.

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Deferrals in old growth logging and Green fractures

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We reflect on the terrible discovery in Kamloops and check out the new forestry intentions paper.

The post Ep 242: Every child matters appeared first on PolitiCoast.

Lowering the voting age and restarting again.

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Hotel workers fight to save their jobs and candidates line themselves up to run

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The end is nigh for safe BC Liberal seats in Northern BC and the BCNDP's paid sick leave policy seems like too little, too late.

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NACI muddies the vaccination waters and partisan allegations tarnish the reputation of a rehab clinic.

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BC Today‘s Shannon Waters fills in for Ian for a discussion of the BC Government’s COVID communication challenges and the legislation making it way through the BC Legislature. Main Segment Links Do not pass Go. (Unless you want to, I guess? Nobody’s stopping you.) All bark and no bite? Still no enforcement of B.C. travel...

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We compare and contrast the new federal and provincial budgets and rant once more about the (non) response to COVID-19.

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MLAs are back in the legislature for a new throne speech and new bills and Erin O’Toole comes around on the carbon tax

The post Ep 235: War on carbon appeared first on PolitiCoast.

Our interview with BC Liberal Leadership hopeful Gavin Dew and a crossover with Unbound

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Circuit breakers, emergency brakes and no brakes as provinces deal with spiking covid cases, which is all us young people’s fault.

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Shannon Waters returns to recap the most recent session of the legislature and then we look the Supreme Court of Canada’s finding that the federal carbon tax is constitutional.

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Housing Minister David Eby overrules Penticton City Council to keep a supportive housing project open. And Bill C-7 becomes law, expanding Canada’s medical assistance in dying regime.

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It’s been a bad week and a half of headlines for Erin O’Toole’s Conservatives. Their upcoming convention presents the chance to turn things around or create further headaches for the new leader.

The post Ep 230: Steady drip of troubles in CPC HQ appeared first on PolitiCoast.

John Horgan moves ahead with a dam and unleashes the legislative floodwaters with a raft of new bills.

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We respond to some feedback on our alleged anti-Green bias and a roundup of smaller stories from the past week.

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