Ep 158 Back to the Leg
BC Today’s Shannon Waters returns to discuss the Legislature’s return, why loggers and small towns are mad at the government, and what to make of the federal election campaign at the halfway mark.
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BC Today’s Shannon Waters returns to discuss the Legislature’s return, why loggers and small towns are mad at the government, and what to make of the federal election campaign at the halfway mark.
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Segment 1: Back to the Leg
- 'Robbing Peter to pay Paul': B.C. government funds $69M forestry support program by cancelling rural grants
- Rural B.C. mayors say loss of rural dividend fund is 'devastating'
- Gary Lenz resigns as B.C.'s sergeant-at-arms, citing irreparable damage to reputation
- B.C. Auditor General Carol Bellringer resigns days after releasing audit into legislature expenses
- Legislation ending time changes expected 'in the coming weeks': Horgan
Segment 2: The Election Continues
- Liberal Party Releases Platform
- Scheer promises to slash foreign aid spending by 25 per cent
- Scheer stands by vow to return to partisan Senate, make patronage appointments
- NDP promises $100M fund aimed at keeping youth out of gangs
- NDP's Singh proposes $30M boost for B.C. Ferries to help reduce fares
- NDP commits to $10B over four years to create half a million new child care spaces
- Green party proposes a 'robot tax' when companies replace workers with machine
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