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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2019 · 39 MIN

Ep 149: Self-entitled jerks

from PolitiCoast: The BC Politics Podcast

Speed cameras are now active at five intersections across Metro Vancouver and another 30 are on the way. Should the federal election be moved to accommodate a Jewish holiday? And the province passes the buck to the federal government to crackdown on conversion therapy. Final reminder: Our live show is next Thursday, August 8, 2019. Shout out to our beer sponsor: Strange Fellows. And our guests: Former BC Green candidate Nicola Spurling and Majority of BC contributor Zoe Ferry. RSVP at politicoast150.eventbrite.com  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 Segment 1: Don’t drive like “self-entitled jerks” Speed cameras roll outA review of the evidenceThrowback to when Gordon Campbell scrapped photo radar Segment 2: An Orthodox electionat 10m22s Elections Canada recommends keeping October 21 election date despite complaint by Jewish candidate Segment 3: Conversion therapy hot potatoat 17m03s Province calls on federal government to ban conversion therapyThrowback to May when the BC Greens tabled a bill to do just that Quick takesat 23m53s Ben Stewart leaves BC Liberal CaucusBC Transit goes electricInternational students to pay healthcare feeAuditor General report on drinking water safetyTrump and Bernie support buying Canada out of drugsBeat our scores on the BC Day quiz

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