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Court of Appeal rules B.C.’s Indigenous rights laws can be legally enforced

Guest: Dr. Dwight Newman, Professor of Law and Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Rights, Communities, and Constitutional Law at the University of Saskatchewan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dec 6, 202513 min

John Rustad quits as B.C. Conservative leader

John Rustad quits as B.C. Conservative leader (0:34) Guest: Alec Lazenby, Legislative Reporter for the Vancouver Sun and The Province Are Canada’s stadiums too small for the FIFA World Cup? (11:11) Guest: Rob Fai, CKNW host and longtime sportscaster John Rustad quits as B.C Conservative leader (19:01) Guest: Kirk LaPointe, Vice President, Fulmer & Company; and columnist at Lodestar Media B.C. still reliant on importing power, despite the fully-working Site C Dam (30:40) Guest: Barry Penner, Chair of Energy Futures Initiative Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Jas Johal Show

Court of Appeal rules B.C.’s Indigenous rights laws can be legally enforced

John Rustad quits as B.C. Conservative leader

Scam Watch: Disrupting cryptocurrency fraud

Who could replace John Rustad as official opposition leader?

B.C. still reliant on importing power, despite the fully-working Site C Dam

What John Rustad’s leadership cost B.C.

Four Delta councillor dropped by Mayor in upcoming civic election Part 2

Four Delta councillor dropped by Mayor in upcoming civic election Part 1

Crofton mill the latest in a string of closures

John Rustad ousted? - Surrey Police Service seeks big bucks - Crofton Mill closure

Carney’s climate pivot sparks internal rift as Trudeau-era liberals struggle to adapt

AFN chiefs unite to reject tanker ban changes, demand Ottawa scrap pipeline deal

Legendary broadcaster George Stroumboulopoulos hosts Whistler Film Festival’s 25th anniversary

$18 million payments to host First Nations raises questions about B.C.’s FIFA costs

Crofton shutdown follows 100 Mile House closure, deepening B.C.’s forestry crisis

Say no to gifting e-scooter, says Vancouver Coastal Health

Whitecaps march forward to face Lionel Messi and Inter Miami at MLS Cup final

Why the Exxon Valdez disaster looms over our energy debate

B.C. cuts off slot machine revenue to horse racing industry

B.C. cuts off slot machine revenue to horse racing industry

Commentary: Pipeline Politics and isolated Eby

How will Alberta’s proposed pipeline impact B.C.’s North Coast

The Wrap - Airport dresscode: When did pajamas and slippers become your flight fit?

Whitecaps battle San Diego in high stakes Western Conference Final

PNE begins hunt for Pacific Coliseum and Agrodome’s naming rights partners

How warmer winters are changing your Christmas tree options

The Week That Was in Politics - Carney and Smith strike a deal, Eby left out

Alberta strikes oil pipeline deal with federal government

Ottawa risks billions in investments for a pipeline to nowhere

What led Ottawa to seal the deal with Alberta on a pipeline to the Pacific?

Ottawa announces support for steel and lumber sector, but shuns B.C. in Alberta deal?

B.C.’s kindergarteners continue to struggle in development post-COVID-19

Did the Federal Budget fail to address housing development concerns?

Honda Celebration of Light shut down by lack of funding

City of North Vancouver changes bylaws to permit multiplexes on single-family lots

New West councillors flag city's $300k proposal on FIFA World Cup activities

The fault lines in B.C.'s 'Go West' economic plan

New Costco opens up long-standing traffic concerns in New Westminster

Ottawa and Alberta press a pipeline plan through B.C., sidelining Eby; Is it time for BC to introduce their own conditions?

If B.C. Place stumbled serving Whitecaps fans, what happens during the World Cup?

The latest on the Bella Coola grizzly attack

The Wrap: Should Vancouver implement pay-to-use public bathrooms?

Is $240 million in new trades training enough?

The Week That Was in Politics

Could Alberta get a pipeline to B.C.’s north coast? Former federal energy minister speaks

Should Vancouver remove baby changing tables due to vandalism?

Is B.C. equipped to take on extortion cases?

Lansdowne redevelopment project takes big step forward with city-approved park plan

B.C.’s bill to fast-track North Coast Transmission Line moves ahead

Port Coquitlam land claims, Aritzia finds new home &amp; Are trade barriers coming down?

Port Coquitlam land claims, Aritzia finds new home & Are trade barriers coming down?