The Dash

Dave and Meghan are joined by producer and editor Duncan Watts-Grant for Meghan's last episode. They talk about the last year of the podcast, who their favourite guests have been, and announce the new host of The Dash. 

David and Meghan are joined once again by Minister of State for Childcare, Katrina Chen. They talk about the recent announcement of federal funding for childcare in BC, about the implications of a federal election, and about what Katrina is looking forward to this summer in Burnaby. 

David and Meghan talk about the role of political parties in our democratic system, working within and outside them, and what it means for an elected representative to agree, and disagree, with their chosen party. 

David and Meghan talk about the new protections for renters against renovictions, the unique challenges that come with building housing in different areas of the province, and about housing and climate change.

The Dash is off this week, but we're sharing a special episode of This is VANCOLOUR where friend of the pod Mo Amir hosts David to talk about the latest in BC politics.

David and Meghan talk about how David's role as the Attorney General has given him new insight into courts and judging. They also share some big news about the future of the Dash.

David and Meghan are joined by the MLA for Richmond-Queensborough, Aman Singh. They talk about how Aman got started in politics, his narrow defeat in the 2017 election, and his career as a human rights lawyer. 

Looking forward to the legislature rising for the summer, David and Meghan talk about what's happening in Vancouver Point Grey and what the Eby family is looking forward to in the months to come. 

David and Meghan talk about proposed changes to the Electoral Boundaries Commission Act, and about how a bill becomes a law.

David and Meghan are joined by Minister of State for Childcare, Katrina Chen. They talk about the challenges of building a new, universal social program, and how affordable childcare spaces can help create a more equitable province for everyone.