UNSPUN: Episode 345
George and Jody unpack the US midterms, Vancouver city politics, Ottawa's federal budget, the Massey Bridge debate, and the BC NDP leadership race.
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George and Jody unpack the US midterms, Vancouver city politics, Ottawa's federal budget, the Massey Bridge debate, and the BC NDP leadership race.
It's Thursday, so you know what that means — another episode of UnSpun!
For the season finale of the BC War Room, Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani were joined by Margareta Dovgal, the newly elected Conservative MLA for Vancouver-Yaletown.
On the last full day of the BC campaign, the BC War Room heard from inside the Conservative war room. Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani were joined on Day 32 by Angelo Isidorou, Conservative strategist and former executive director of the Conservative Party of BC.
Jody Vance and George Affleck unpack Metro Vancouver's political shakeup, BC's provincial election campaign, and Carney's trip to Türkiye.
On the BC War Room, Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani were joined by Raj Sihota, a veteran NDP strategist who served as party director under John Horgan, to ask whether David Eby can still pull off his early election call.
On Day 30 of the campaign, Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani were joined by Vancouver Mayor-elect Pete Fry, whose Green Party campaign drew the largest vote tally in the history of the city's mayoral races.
Four days before voting day, the BC campaign spent Monday arguing about the country as much as the province. Watch more on todays BC War Room.
Five days out from election day, every party has its numbers on the table. Whose are holding up? Watch today's BC War Room to find out.
With municipal elections a day away, Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani were joined in the BC War Room by Kareem Allam, the Vancouver Liberals candidate for mayor of Vancouver.
Jody Vance and George Affleck unpack the BC leaders' debate, Vancouver's mayoral race, undecided Surrey voters, and the future of Kits Pool.
The only televised leaders' debate of the BC campaign is behind us, and on Day 24 of the election, Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani were joined by Ravi Kahlon, former Minister of Health and Minister of Housing and MLA for Delta North, who is not on the ballot this time, to sort out who won the room.
Ahead of BC's only televised leaders' debate, Liberal MP Taleeb Noormohamed joins the BC War Room to discuss what's at stake for David Eby and Lorne Doerkson.
On Day 22 of the electon, BC War Room turned to the city that may decide it all, with Barinder Bhullar, principal of Mainland Strategies and former adviser to the Office of Premier Christy Clark. Surrey holds 10 of BC's 93 seats.
Halfway through a campaign few saw coming, former Premier Christy Clark joined Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani on BC War Room to size up the race.
George and Jody unpack the latest BC election developments, offer wildly different predictions, and weigh in on tight municipal races.
Two leaders went to the same city on the same day with two different answers to the same question. On Day 17 of the campaign, David Eby and Lorne Doerkson both took their economic pitch to Surrey, and on BC War Room, Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani broke down who each plan is built for.
The date is finally set. On Wednesday, October 14, David Eby, Lorne Doerkson and Emily Lowan will share the stage for the only leaders' debate of the BC campaign, with OneBC's Dallas Brodie and CentreBC's Elenore Sturko left off it.
The ballot is set, and the map is drawn. Who will win B.C.? On Day 14 of the campaign, nominations have closed with 355 candidates. The Conservatives are running in all 93 ridings and the NDP in 92.
The ballot is set, and the map is drawn. Who will win B.C.? On Day 14 of the campaign, nominations have closed with 355 candidates. The Conservatives are running in all 93 ridings and the NDP in 92.
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