Former Kamloops North Thompson MLA and Health Minister Terry Lake hosts this edition of Inside Politics following the Throne Speech in the B.C. Legislature.

Environment minister Jordan Sturdy called a sudden conference call to unveil a Throne Speech tidbit. The following question and answer period with reporters got a little combative.

This week on Inside #bcpoli we discuss another turbulent political week with dueling press conferences and all sorts of accusations with Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer. Then we have a conversation about education with BCTF President Glen Hansman. And we finish chatting with political observer and blogger Laila Yuile about #bcpoli and the Site-C dam.

NDP Leader John Horgan and BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver address the media over allegations the deal between the two to form government was predicated on prying away a BC Liberals MLA to serve as Speaker.

In what will likely be a very short lived cabinet Premier Christy Clark filled some key posts and shuffled some other MLAs around.

The Legislature has been recalled but plenty of question marks remain. What happens next? Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer join Shane Woodford to discuss. The three then quiz Energy minister Bill Bennett on the Site-C dam. Last but not least Carleton Associate professor, and expert on the Westminster system, Philippe Lagasse joins us.

Former Conservative MP and Cabinet Minister James Moore speaks to an analysis done by Dentons of the uncharted waters BC finds itself in after the May 9th election.

An extended Inside Politics with BC NDP leader John Horgan, BC Green leader Andrew Weaver followed by Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and Rob Shaw. Last segment with Interior Health Authority Board Chair John O'Fee delves into Kamloops municipal by-elections and the opioid overdose crisis.

Full John Horgan and Andrew Weaver press conference by Putting the week's hottest political stories under the spotlight.

Premier Christy Clark press conference to announce she will forge ahead to form government by Putting the week's hottest political stories under the spotlight.