We speak to the founder of Policy Pop-Up a new effort to engage millennials in conversations about complex policy issues that are in the news.

Then we look at BC’s Auditor General’s latest report on tax expenditures, why the homebuyer credit is bad and why transparency is good.

And the IPCC has a new report out basically conceding that no one is doing enough to stop catastrophic climate change and we’re all going to boil.

Plus quick takes!

We’re moderating a proportional representation debate! Hosted by the Canadian Club at the Terminal City Club on Tuesday, October 23, 2018 between 12:00-2:00 PM. Get tickets online before October 19.

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Links

Segment 1: Policy Pop-Up

* Website, Twitter, Instagram* Details for the Oct 22 Voting for Change? event

Segment 2: BC’s secret giveawayat 17m09s

* Auditor General’s report

Segment 3: It’s the end of the world as we know it and Canadian politicians feel fineat 24m38s

* IPCC report spells doom & gloom* Ford & Kenney go after carbon taxes* Scheer has no climate plan but promises to one day

Quick takesat 29m45s

* NEB approves intervenors* Canada holding off on selling pipeline* Burnaby wants permit removed for razor wire boom* Speed limit increase killed people