Campaign co-chair Peter Fassbender details an what he is calling an error resulting in 1,349 memberships being rejected by the party.

On Inside #bcpoli this week NL News Director Shane Woodford and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer, and Rob Shaw discuss the liberal leadership race going off the rails, the Trans Mountain pipeline battle, and the ICBC "dumpster fire." Then Metro Vancouver Chair, and Port Coquitlam mayor, Greg Moore discusses the housing crisis. Podcast bonus content includes conversations with Acumen Law's Paul Doroshenko, and BC's new Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry.

Mike de Jong campaign strategist Stephen Carter has had enough of rival campaigns claiming it is them versus Watts. Carter reveals his campaign numbers and goes public with details about the rejected memberships controversy.

This week's Inside #bcpoli begins with the NL News Director Shane Woodford, Global BC's Keith Baldrey, and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and Rob Shaw discussing the BC Liberal leadership debate and subsequent drama. Then they talk about Rob Shaw's story about some funny business in an ICBC report commissioned by the previous government. Not done there also hitting the table for discussion are the LNG tensions between Premier John Horgan and BC Green party leader Andrew Weaver and more. We finish the show by chatting to Kamloops South MLA, and BC Liberals leadership candidate, Todd Stone.

Shane Woodford, guest hosting on the Jim Harrison show, talked to Green party leader Andrew Weaver about his LNG 'line in the sand" threat to pull down government and the phone conversation between Weaver and Premier John Horgan to smooth things over.

An extended edition of Inside #bcpoli as the NL News Director Shane Woodford, Global BC's Keith Baldrey, and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and Rob Shaw discuss Green Party leader Andrew Weaver's "line in the sand." Then they discuss the foreign buyers impact on the housing crisis before wading in the BC Liberal leadership race, and the by-election in West Kelowna. Then we take a deep dive into the housing crisis with the minister responsible Selina Robinson. Not done there we change gears in a discussion with Health minister Adrian Dix over seniors care, access to family doctors, and more. Last but not least Liberal leadership candidate Michael Lee is in studio to discuss the campaign as we close in on voting day.

Premier John Horgan held his first press conference of the new year taking questions on a variety of topics from reporters.

Season 2 begins on Inside #bcpoli with the return of the panel, Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer, who tackle Angus Reid polling numbers on the Site-C decision, housing, the BC Liberal leadership race, the looming proportional representation battle, ride sharing, and BC Hydro's finances. Later in the show we circle back to the Liberal leadership race with one of the candidate Mike de Jong.

A two hour season finale of Inside #bcpoli begins with NL News Director Shane Woodford and the political panel of Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and Rob Shaw. Then we discuss the KGHM Ajax decision with Kamloops mayor Ken Christian. The show finishes with conversations with BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver, BC Liberals interim leader Rich Coleman, and Premier John Horgan.

Today's full news conference where Premier John Horgan officially announced his government will forge ahead with the Site-C dam.