
Join CHEK News Political Correspondent Rob Shaw and a lively panel of guests for a weekly breakdown of all of the news in B.C. politics, with analysis and commentary that helps make sense of the latest stories in and around the B.C. legislature.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 208 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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February 27, 2026 - Premier David Eby takes on tech giant OpenAI over its role in the Tumbler Ridge shooting tragedy, but can the province do any more to regulate big tech? And a revolt in the business community against the PST brings up... the HST?!... more
February 20, 2026 - BC's new provincial budget doesn't seem to make anyone happy. Why is that, and what's to blame for the political misfire? Plus, a look at the government's move to eliminate the independent merit commissioner. Are the savings worth... more
February 13, 2026 - The tragic shooting in Tumbler Ridge changes the political dynamic in British Columbia β the panel looks at how politicians responded. The throne speech in cancelled, and in its place something more consequential emerges. Plus, th... more
February 6, 2026 - Is John Rustad going to take another run at BC Conservative leader? We discuss the pros and cons of such a wild idea. Plus, a look at the upcoming spring session of the legislature, from the throne speech to the budget. And, the pr... more
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The only reason you would publicly hate on Jeff is if you are insecure and by the way if you havenβt figured that out the ten year old righting this has. Great pod uncle rob
"Make the eyebrow people feel like they were heard"
Stop being mean to Jeff
Weekly (sort of) review of what happened in BC politics. I just hope the timing for the ad break is managed a bit better.
Love the podcast, but wish the panelists disclosed their clients so listeners could assess conflict of interest. e.g. Framepoint Public Affairs⦠who are their customers?
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A lively discourse focused on British Columbia's political landscape is featured with an emphasis on current events, government decisions, and party dynamics. The discussions often center around issues such as reconciliation, economic plans, and the challenges faced by various political factions, particularly the BC NDP and BC Conservatives. Host Rob Shaw and his panel engage in analyzing recent leadership changes, legislative initiatives, and public sentiment, offering insights into the complexities and implications of political maneuvers. The podcast is notable for its insider perspective and the balance of critiques among differing political viewpoints, making it a compelling listen for those interested in understanding the intricacies o... more
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