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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2017 · 58 MIN

Ep 19: Alternative Hacks

from PolitiCoast: The BC Politics Podcast

Why are BC’s political parties so incompetent? Christy Clark spent much of the week claiming the NDP hacked her website when really, the BC Liberals probably just didn’t update their WordPress plugins. Meanwhile, Micah comes back to discuss the return of the Court Challenges Program (sorry for the audio quality Micah!) and we discuss what the census data mean for federal representation and the Vancouver housing bubble. And quick takes on the TPP, Bombardier bail-outs, more bad arguments against electoral reform, OAS report and a new Campaign Research poll. Links Podcast recommendations 12th and Cambie The Boys in Short Pants The Broadcast Canadian Political Underground Segment 1: Alternative Hacks Mike Smyth’s columns in The Province BC Liberal staffer hired by government “Dear Mike” letter Segment 2: Sue Trudeau for free! Court Challenges Program restored Segment 3: Counting Canucks Census released BC under-represented in Parliament Growth favours Conservatives Census shows empty homes People flee rich end of Vancouver Quick takes Canada goes post-TPP Bombardier bail out Alt-right fears killed electoral reform Raise retirement age says economic advisory group Campaign research poll

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