The BC Legislature’s spring session ends with a new round of fireworks as the BC Liberals accuse Speaker Darryl Plecas of stealing hard drives in the middle of the night and calling former Chief Justice Beverly McLachlin “stupid.”

Plus the BC NDP’s efforts to block the TransMountain Pipeline expansion suffered a setback as the BC Court of Appeal rejected its reference question. And former federal Liberal cabinet members Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott announce their intentions to run as independents in the fall.

BC Today’s Shannon Waters joins us to break it all down.

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Segment 1: Hard drives all over the legislature

* Rob Shaw’s coverage* ResearchCo poll

Segment 2: Fisher-Price Toolsat 21m13s

* Original reference questions* BC Court of Appeal ruling

Segment 3: Independent womenat 28m44s

* Jane Philpott & Jody Wilson-Raybould to run as independents

On @CTV_PowerPlay, Green leader @ElizabethMay is saying they will run candidates against @Puglaas and @janephilpott, but not candidates who want to win. (I think I heard that correctly.) #cdnpoli— Susan Delacourt (@SusanDelacourt) May 27, 2019

Quick takesat 37m26s

* Legislature dress code review* Senate committee to call Mark Norman* Zuckerberg & Sandberg snub Commons committee* Federal media funding agency under fire