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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2026 · 1H 14M

Mo Amir on Why B.C. Feels Broken: Politics, Populism & Public Trust

from Ship of Fools Podcast with host Steven Malkowich · host Ship of Fools Podcast with Steven Malkowich

What is driving the frustration, distrust and political fatigue being felt across British Columbia?Mo Amir, host of This Is VANCOLOUR, joins Steven Malkowich to examine the mood of the province heading into the fall. They discuss the pressure facing the B.C. NDP, what new leadership could mean for the B.C. Conservatives, and whether the province is experiencing a genuine political realignment or simply a new version of the same frustrations.They also get into Vancouver, Surrey, Coquitlam and Metro Vancouver politics, the decline of traditional local media, differences between regions of B.C., younger people’s growing “why bother?” attitude, and whether populism reflects healthy skepticism or grievance politics.A wide-ranging conversation about why trust is eroding—and what that means for the future of B.C. politics.

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