Only Moe can go to China

https://is1-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Podcasts115/v4/57/b4/36/57b43632-903d-9171-d7e3-4f7e6a0ecf80/mza_6338510251780672406.jpg/600x600bb.jpg

PolitiCoast

Leg-in-Boot Media

50 episodes

6 days ago

A Canadian politics podcast from the West Coast.

All content for PolitiCoast is the property of Leg-in-Boot Media and is served directly from their servers with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.

A Canadian politics podcast from the West Coast.

Only Moe can go to China

PolitiCoast

47 minutes 25 seconds

2 months ago

Only Moe can go to China

Who’s afraid of foreign interference? Apparently the BC Green Party. Plus Mark Carney launches a tariff response and picks his first major projects.
Links

* Verification woes cloud B.C. Green party’s leadership race – Business in Vancouver
* All eligible party members will be able to vote in leadership race: B.C. Greens – Mission City Record
* Kelowna conservative strategist behind AI news site targeting John Rustad | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan’s News Source
* Prime Minister Carney launches new measures to protect, build, and transform Canadian strategic industries
* Carney unveils billions in funding, Buy Canadian policy to combat Trump’s tariffs | CBC News
* Canada delaying plan to force automakers to hit EVs sales targets | CBC News
* Prime Minister Carney launches new measures to protect, build, and transform Canadian strategic industries
* Saskatchewan premier set to return from China trip this week
* Prime Minister Carney announces first projects to be reviewed by the new Major Projects Office
* Alberta premier says province is being heard by Carney
* Exclusive: Canada may drop oil emissions cap as part of new climate plan, sources say | Reuters
* Border security bill, budget could put Liberal minority government on the defensive this fall – iPolitics
* Conservatives will introduce a bail reform bill this fall, Poilievre says – The Globe and Mail
* Carney will introduce legislation next month to tighten bail system – The Globe and Mail