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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2022 · 55 MIN

Ep 281: Operation Malt Barley

from PolitiCoast: The BC Politics Podcast

We look at the CRTC decision banning RT from Canadian airwaves. Then we look at a BC Supreme Court decision finding the province did Fets wrong when they seized their whisky. And maybe daylight savings will finally end because the worst Senators weren’t paying attention. But first we announce the winner of the Greatest BC Premier Bracket! Links The Full Bracket CRTC bans Russian state-controlled TV channels RT, RT France from Canadian airwaves | CBC News RT and RT France can no longer be distributed by Canadian television service providers – Canada.ca Broadcasting Decision CRTC 2022-68 Ottawa discussing next steps after magazine spreading COVID misinformation received funding | CBC News BC judge orders LCRB to give Vancouver whisky bar records Fets Fine Foods Ltd. (Fets Whisky Kitchen) v. British Columbia (Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch), 2022 BCSC 410 Jean Charest: It’s time to increase defence spending How the U.S. could push Canadian provinces to adopt permanent daylight time US legislative action spells end of time changes for BC | Vancouver Sun The Senate’s Daylight Saving Time Move Shocked Senators BC privacy law applies to federal political parties, commissioner’s office finds | CBC News Conservative Party of Canada (Re), 2022 BCIPC 13 (CanLII) Province launches review of pandemic response | BC Gov News

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