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Bringing Down Gas Prices, Decriminalizing All Drugs & Buying a Murder House
Chapter 1:
A report yesterday called on Ottawa to decriminalize people found in possession of illicit drugs in a step to curb BC’s overdose crisis. More than three thousand people have died by overdose in BC in the last two years, so is this the answer?
Guest: Director of the BC Centre On Substance Use Dr Evan Wood
Chapter 2:
“Affordability” was the big buzzword during the NDP’s election campaign in 2017 and a platform that propelled John Horgan into power. But Horgan has handballed the issue of gas prices off to the feds this week after outrage over record gas prices at the pump. Is it time for the Premier to step up and give British Columbians some relief?
Guest: BC Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson
Guest: Jobs, trade, technology minster Bruce Ralston
Chapter 3:
The BC Court of Appeal ruled that a seller did not need to disclose that a murder happened on their property when selling their house. They said the murder didn’t affect the usefulness of the home, thus the onus is on the seller to ask. Would you want to know if you were buying a murder house?
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By CuriouscastChapter 1:
A report yesterday called on Ottawa to decriminalize people found in possession of illicit drugs in a step to curb BC’s overdose crisis. More than three thousand people have died by overdose in BC in the last two years, so is this the answer?
Guest: Director of the BC Centre On Substance Use Dr Evan Wood
Chapter 2:
“Affordability” was the big buzzword during the NDP’s election campaign in 2017 and a platform that propelled John Horgan into power. But Horgan has handballed the issue of gas prices off to the feds this week after outrage over record gas prices at the pump. Is it time for the Premier to step up and give British Columbians some relief?
Guest: BC Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson
Guest: Jobs, trade, technology minster Bruce Ralston
Chapter 3:
The BC Court of Appeal ruled that a seller did not need to disclose that a murder happened on their property when selling their house. They said the murder didn’t affect the usefulness of the home, thus the onus is on the seller to ask. Would you want to know if you were buying a murder house?