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Why BC's Economy Is a Strong Card for Eby's NDP

For wages, incomes, growth, investment and more, BC has outpaced most other provinces in recent years. By Jim Stanford. The first days of the B.C. election campaign were dominated by controversy over the timing of the vote, manoeuvrings on the political right and culture war skirmishes. Sooner or l…

189B: SPOILER'D DIGGER

Digger Ending Explained: Why Everyone's Arguing About Tom Cruise's Twist | SPOILER'D WHY is Tom Cruise’s Digger so controversial? What is the HUGE twist in the first 35 minutes? Is this a misunderstood masterpiece or a satiric allegory for where the world is headed? WATCH SKIP PLUS HAS THE ANSWER…

Progressive Unity? Rebecca Bligh Endorsers Challenge the Script

Former NDP politicians explain why they promoted Bligh for Vancouver mayor. By Katie Hyslop. Green Party of Vancouver mayoral hopeful Pete Fry is supposed to be the progressive voter's candidate of choice this election. After several meetings this summer, two other progressive parties — OneCity and…

Provincial leaders debate preview

Guest host Robin Gill talks to Michael Gardiner, Senior Partner with Current Public Affairs; Former NDP Strategist from the John Horgan era Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

David Eby is no John Horgan

The debate was bad. The platforms are too long, too short or too non-existent. But at least the Cons are smart enough to dump the Hitler comment guy. Links BC Leaders’ Debate 2026 NDP Platform: Build BC Strong – BC Strong Fiscal & Costing Plan BC NDP will advance Sooke’s Phillips–Throup conne…

Please Advise! Is the Green Vancouver Win an Omen for BC?

Emily Lowan, might hope so. But Dr. Steve has doubts. By Steve Burgess. Dear Dr. Steve, That's one election down, one to go. Do the municipal results contain portents for the provincial vote, Dr. Steve? Signed C. Ball Dear CB, Two elections, one week apart. It may seem brief, but it's enough time t…

88 | Is British Columbia in the Financial Soup? (w/ Chris Gardner, President and CEO of ICBA)

On this edition of Journal: a look at the state of our provincial economy with Chris Gardner, President and CEO of ICBA (Independent Contractors and Business Association). With the municipal elections finally behind us – an election that some analysts have dubbed the “earthquake election” due to th…

Emily Lowan on Electoral Reform, Resource Extraction and More

Green leader rejects Eby's late-campaign argument against vote-splitting By Andrew MacLeod. Asked what she would do if the B.C. Conservatives promised to change the voting system in exchange for Green support in forming government after a close election, BC Green Leader Emily Lowan paused for a lon…

Where the Parties Stand on Drugs and Crime

The NDP and Conservatives want to tackle street disorder. The Greens call for following the evidence on harm reduction. By Michelle Gamage. The BC NDP and Conservative Party of BC platforms are light on promised solutions to address the ongoing unregulated toxic drug crisis, aiming policy instead a…

The DRIPA Factor and BC's Election

How the parties are dealing with Indigenous relations. By Andrew MacLeod. In the spring, Premier David Eby insisted that amending the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act was so important that he was ready to send the province to an election over it. So with the snap election now on,…