Western Context

A public inquiry finally digs into the Nova Scotia shooting, Horgan condemns those with non-BC license plates, and Trudeau’s Health Minister doesn’t take her own advice. Also, the Governor General is investigated for workplace harassment.

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Duration: 49:21
Hosts: Shane and Patrick

• RCMP were told gunman behind Nova Scotia mass shooting smuggled drugs and guns for years, warrant reveals
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• Out-of-province plates? Take the bus if feeling harassed, B.C. premier advises
• Hajdu’s repeated flights home during pandemic cost $73Gs
• Privy Council Office launches workplace probe of Governor General’s office amid harassment claims
• Word of the Week: Public inquiry

US tariffs could cut Canadian car production in half, a frivolous lawsuit falsely claims that the BC foreign buyer tax is racist, and the UCP supports self defense to combat rural crime. Also, the media finally reports on Trudeau’s groping hypocrisy.

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Duration: 41:10
Hosts: Shane and Patrick

• U.S. auto tariffs could cut Canada’s output by nearly 1 million cars, CIBC says
• B.C.’s foreign-buyers tax is nothing special and not xenophobic
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• UCP says Criminal Code should be amended to support use of force in rural self-defence
• Trudeau says he ‘did not act inappropriately’ in latest comment on anonymous groping allegation
• Word of the Week: Foreign