EPISODE · Mar 19, 2021 · 51 MIN
Ep 231: By the power of statutory immunity
from PolitiCoast · host Ian Bushfield, Scott de Lange Boom
Housing Minister David Eby overrules Penticton City Council to keep a supportive housing project open. And Bill C-7 becomes law, expanding Canada’s medical assistance in dying regime. But first, British Columbians are getting their COVID vaccines by Canada Day!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 politicstoday.news/free-trialLinksFront-line workers prioritized as COVID-19 vaccine rollout acceleratesAttorney-general will overrule Penticton city council on closure of homeless shelterCanadians not near death gain access to assisted dying as Senate passes Bill C-7Spanish Parliament passes assisted dying billLaw prohibiting election misinformation struck downHow can Canada's Conservative Party grow support? A gap analysisFormer BC cabinet minister and longtime MP Ian Waddell dies at age 78Vaughn Palmer: Accolades flow for the uncommon Ian Waddell Photo credit: Flickr/bcgovphotos
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Housing Minister David Eby overrules Penticton City Council to keep a supportive housing project open. And Bill C-7 becomes law, expanding Canada’s medical assistance in dying regime.
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