Ep 127: Some light interference

More SNC drama as Jody Wilson-Raybould delivers an explosive testimony at the Justice Committee. Meanwhile three federal byelections deliver few interesting results but we’ll break them down anyway. Oh and Andrew Wilkinson thinks renting is just a “wacky time” people live by choice. Check out our partner: BC Today is the daily newsletter dedicated exclusively to BC Politics. Sign up for a free two-week trial and listen to the episode for your code for an exclusive subscription deal if you decide to continue. Start your trial at britishcolumbiatoday.ca Links Ian glibly raised the “is speaking her truth” a good phrase question in the intro. Here are a couple think pieces looking at the phrase. Segment 1: Some light interference Read Jody Wilson-Raybould’s statement Jody Wilson-Raybould’s full testimony SNC Lavalin paid for Gadhafi’s son’s sexcapadesGerald Butts plans to testifyNew integrity regime announced Segment 2: Mr Singh goes to Ottawaat 29m09s Byelection results (preliminary)John The Engineer Turmel wikipedia Quick takesat 36m56s BC to create mandatory immunization registryAccording to the Health Canada: “Measles-containing vaccine may be given regardless of possible previous receipt of the vaccine because additional adverse events associated with repeated immunization have not been demonstrated.”Feds fund homeopathic aid programTurn-off-the-taps lawsuit tossedCommunity Benefits Agreements challenged in BC Supreme Court When I saw some NDP MLAs claim that Andrew Wilkinson called being a renter "fun," "part of growing up" and "kind of a wacky time of life," I thought they were paraphrasing him, or quoting him out of context.But nope, there it is in Hansard. pic.twitter.com/HdGxPcW20U— Justin McElroy (@j_mcelroy) February 28, 2019