BC Today, Sept. 23: Snap provincial election called for Oct. 24
Premier David Eby has called a snap election for Oct. 24, just one week after the already-scheduled municipal elections. The announcement has already set provincial parties' campaigns in motion. CBC's Katie DeRosa joined us to share what she heard at a CentreBC presser in Victoria Wednesday.
UBC p…
Economic spin in B.C. politics, South Island Powwow, Hearts for Homes and more community buzz
The BC Greens have found another local candidate in David Evans, who will face off with against BC NDP incumbent Dana Lajeunesse for the role of MLA in the Juan de Fuca-Malahat riding.
Plus, the RCMP's Cst. Derek Chaloner joins with de Rock update froa Tour m the road on this rainy day. CFAX Santa…
85 | British Columbia Politics, Explained (w/ Stewart Prest, University of BC)
On this edition of Journal, I would like to invite you to play a game. It’s called British Columbia Politics.
First of all, we had two dominant political parties: the NDP, under David Eby; and the other party, the Conservatives, were under John Rustad’s leadership – until they weren’t. Thinking he …
The latest on the provincial campaign
Guest host Rob Fai talks to Stewart Prest, Political Science lecturer at the University of British Columbia
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Why Extreme Ideas Are Still a BC Conservative Problem
Interim leader Lorne Doerkson has fired two candidates. Critics say he needs to do more.
By Jen St. Denis.
The B.C. Conservatives went into this snap election trying to sell voters on a more moderate version of their party under interim leader Lorne Doerkson.
But far-right ideas have still popped u…
Why the low voter turnout?
GUEST: Stewart Prest, Poforessor of Political Science, UBC
B.C. election unpacked, rabies education and garden talk
Post provincial election debrief kicks off with listeners weighing in with their thoughts on the BC Conservative majority.
Fiona Hammersly-Chambers joins for the latest garden tips, including addressing concerns with powdery mildew.
You may have heard about the news of the rabid skunk in Vancouv…
Infill, BC Election, Referendum Results
0:11 - Referendum results are finally in. What caused the delays?
5:40 - Separatism's crushing referendum loss is all upside for the Canadian economy.
14:54 - What is the future of separatism in Alberta? We take your calls and texts.
25:11 - How can city council's fight the Smith government?
38:…
Why does Jim have a work tooth brush?
Where does he store it?
Recapping how we got to election day in Toronto.
GUESTS: Jim Warren - political commentator
Stewart Prest - UBC Political Science Professor
Mohit Rajans - media and tech consultant
Why Eby's Early Election Backfired
He bet the house, consequences be damned, and lost it all.
By Stewart Prest.
Conservative Lorne Doerkson, a man who hadn't even campaigned to be leader of his own party, will be British Columbia's next premier after his party won an election that didn't need to be held against an opponent who large…
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