This week's Inside #bcpoli begins with Public Safety minister Mike Farnworth joining NL News Director Shane Woodford for a talk about crime, policing, guns, and legal marijuana. Then we bring on the political panel of Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer to talk more about legal marijuana, the Site-C dam decision, the first recommendations of the money laundering in casinos report, and the Trans Mountain pipeline. The show finishes with a podcast exclusive chat with BC Liberals leadership candidate Andrew Wilkinson.

This week's Inside #bcpoli begins with the fall legislative sitting that was with NL News Director Shane Woodford talking to the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and Rob Shaw (with apologies to Global BC's Keith Baldrey who we lost in a phone snafu) about what was accomplished and what wasn't, an interesting line of questioning from Rich Coleman,the performance of Speaker Darryl Plecas, and some BC Liberals not sad to see Lieutenant Governor Judith Guichon go. Next we dive into the latest turns in the march to the proportional representation referendum, Site-C. and the provincial government's financials. Rounding out the show Kamloops South MLA Todd Stone joins the show to unveil his full BC Liberal leadership campaign platform.

Premier John Horgan's end of the legislature sitting media availability in full by Putting the week's hottest political stories under the spotlight.

An extended edition 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 discussing the proportional representation consultation, Site-C dam, housing, West Kelowna by-election, and the last week of the legislature sitting.

Then BC Liberal leadership candidate Dianne Watts is on the show to talk about her campaign.

This is followed by a dive into this weeks housing announcement from the Trudeau government with the BC Non-Profit Housing Association's Kishone Roy.

We finish by tackling a class size and composition fight between teachers and School Board 27 in the Cariboo-Chilcotin.

In his weekly press conference Premier John Horgan answers questions about housing and the announcement of a new federal housing strategy, the pending Site-C decision, legal marijuana, and more.

Mental Health and Addictions minister Judy Darcy spent a day this week in Kamloops to see first hand the fight against the overdose epidemic. At the end of the day she talked about her experience with NL News Director Shane Woodford.

This week's Inside #bcpoli begins with BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver taking questions about a so called BC Hydro rate freeze and the pending Site-C dam decision. Then Shane Woodford is joined by the political panel Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and Rob Shaw with more on Site-C, BC Hydro's finances, the controversy around the Speaker and his ruling on language in the House, ICBC, and more.

On this week's inside #bcpoli an extended discussion about the BC Utilities Commission Site-C dam report with Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and Rob Shaw. The panel also discusses the latest turn in the softwood lumber dispute, the Massey bridge review, this weekend's NDP convention and more. Later in the show more Site-C talk with scientist and blogger Blair King.

On this week's Inside #bcpoli NL News Director Shane Woodford, Global BC's Keith Baldrey, and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer discuss the Lana Popham situation, an interesting showdown between the opposition and the Speaker, along with housing, affordability, and what will the government decide to do with Site-C? Later in the show an in depth discussion about the overdose crisis with Mental Health and Addictions minister Judy Darcy.

On today's Inside #bcpoli Shane Woodford is joined by Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer to discuss the province invoking UNDRIP with fish farms, a ride sharing promise broken, and the first BC Liberals leadership debate. Later in the show University of the Fraser Valley political science professor Hamish Telford joins Shane to talk about how stable this NDP government is now that we have seen it in action as well as other political topics.