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The Week That Was in Politics: Eby’s numbers

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Oct 31, 202515 min

Broadway Subway construction puts local diner at its tipping point

Broadway Subway construction puts local diner at its tipping point (0:47) Guest: Ron MacGillivray, owner of Fable Diner on Broadway Bank cuts off $100 million in funding for B.C. project due to Cowichan Tribes ruling (13:30) Guest: Alexa Loo, Richmond City councillor Thirst Trap: A story of obsession and the price of social media stardom (22:34) Guest: Trish Neufeld, director of Thirst Trap: The Fame. The Fantasy. The Fallout Scam Watch w/ BCSC: Is crypto worth investing in? (34:17) Guests: Mark Wang (Director of Capital Markets Regulation) Doug Muir (Director of Enforcement) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Jas Johal Show

The Week That Was in Politics: Eby’s numbers

Broadway Subway construction puts local diner at its tipping point

Protecting private property while recognizing Aboriginal title

Thirst Trap: A story of obsession and the price of social media stardom

Bank cuts off $100 million in funding for B.C. project due to Cowichan Tribes ruling

Commentary: B.C. can't build trust behind closed doors

Tensions run high among Richmond residents at public meeting on Cowichan Tribes decision

Indigenous leader sets the record straight on the Cowichan Tribes decision

Commentary: Amazon’s layoffs prove AI isn’t coming for factory jobs—it’s coming for the office

The aftermath of Richmond's Cowichan Tribes meeting, and John Rustad's dreadful polling numbers

Richmond briefs property owners impacted by Cowichan Tribes decision at public meeting

Commentary: When it comes to Canada-U.S. trade talks, the premiers continue to play at the kids table

North Van District’s housing dilemma: how B.C.’s rules left council split on development

Richmond briefs property owners impacted by Cowichan Tribes decision at public meeting

Doug Ford’s campaign sends Trump over the edge; should we be leading with ads?

Prominent Punjabi businessman killed in Abbotsford shooting

B.C.’s housing targets leaves North Van District council split on plans

Political roundup: The cost of the BCGEU deal to taxpayers

Vancouver councillor proposes car-free trick-or-treating in neighbourhoods

Donald Trump axes trade talks

The Wrap: Are long voice notes rude?

The Week That Was in Politics

NBA illegal gambling &amp; rise of sports betting culture

Is there space for a centrist voice in B.C. politics?

B.C.’s housing policy “troublesome”, says View Royal township mayor

Vancouver council shuts down push for a city-owned developer

Commentary: Why John Rustad’s exit isn’t just overdue, it’s necessary

Is there a new Canada/U.S. tariff deal on the horizon?

Has the public mood shifted on tanker bans?

B.C. choosing mines over megabytes

Single-family homeowners push back against rise of four-storey multiplexes

Will a zero property tax promise lead to big cuts at Vancouver Park Board?

More on Amelia Boultbee’s departure and the state of John Rustad’s B.C. Conservative leadership

Richmond’s land dispute tests the limits of reconciliation — George Abbott on what comes next

The multi-billion dollar case for a River Road overpass

Another MLA exits; B.C. Conservative implosion continues

One year before municipal elections: what’s at stake

The Wrap - Can a former Prime Minister ever have a private life

Winnipeg mayor administers naloxone outside City Hall

The Week That Was in Politics

Hazel Trembath rebuild - E-scooter injuries - The week that was in politics

Third shooting at Kap’s Cafe fuels concerns over extortion attacks

Is Vancouver missing the mark on having lights in crosswalks?

Nanaimo mayor fears B.C. Ferries’ reservation-only system could hurt tourism

Coquitlam Mayor to pass the torch to longtime councillor in next election

Fears about extortion attacks rise as Kap's cafe shot at for a third time

Is the ‘zero means zero’ budget real relief or a last-ditch election move?

Canada's auto sector takes another blow: Jeep production sets up shop in the U.S.

Why Chinese EV tariffs have yet to be dropped, despite majority support from Canadians

“Zero means zero” budget: relief for taxpayers or a Hail Mary before the election?

NBA illegal gambling & rise of sports betting culture