Ep 231: By the power of statutory immunity
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.
PolitiCoast · Ian Bushfield, Scott de Lange Boom
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Show Notes
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. But first, British Columbians are getting their COVID vaccines by Canada Day!
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Links
- Front-line workers prioritized as COVID-19 vaccine rollout accelerates
- Attorney-general will overrule Penticton city council on closure of homeless shelter
- Canadians not near death gain access to assisted dying as Senate passes Bill C-7
- Spanish Parliament passes assisted dying bill
- Law prohibiting election misinformation struck down
- How can Canada's Conservative Party grow support? A gap analysis
- Former BC cabinet minister and longtime MP Ian Waddell dies at age 78
- Vaughn Palmer: Accolades flow for the uncommon Ian Waddell
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