Nenshi apologizes for taking a photo with the Israeli ambassador, another pulp mill closes in BC, and some American politicians blame Canada for wildfire smoke. Also, Carney capitulates on the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening.
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“It’s unfortunate that people in other regions of the province, say the Lower Mainland, that really don’t truly appreciate what we’re talking about, because everyone’s affected by this not just the revenue that comes into the provincial coffers but all the other subsidiary jobs that are related to this industry. Everyone’s touched by forestry in this province… and it’s been driven right into the ground.” – Ward Stamer, BC MLA for Kamloops-North Thompson on the NDP’s failure to stand up for BC Forestry.
Duration: 1:00:41
Hosts: Shane and Patrick
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- 300 lose jobs with another BC mill closure; Canfor cites dwindling access to fibre
- Midwestern Republicans blame Canada, level threats for drifting wildfire smoke
- PM Carney insists Gordie Howe Bridge tolls will not be shared ‘until all debt is repaid’
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