The Orca Podcasts

A shadow of doubt over Canada's economic growth, B.C. lumber producers not impressed by the latest U.S. position on tariffs, and why gas prices aren't likely to come down anytime soon.  Bob Price fills up the tank with the February 2 Orca Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.  

Maclean and Jordan talk about a couple of court cases, a leader on his last legs, and who will win the BC Liberal leadership Saturday.

Another big discovery for B.C. miners, how B.C.'s rental market is changing, and soaring prices mean soaring profits in the oil patch.  Bob Price has your February 1 Orca Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.  

Now hiring - the latest report on job openings across Canada, why this is a pretty good time to work for a bank, and Canada's largest movie theatre chain hopes for the best but prepares for the worst. Bob Price has your January 31 Orca Business Beat, brought to you Mundi Hotels.  

Why the latest CP Rail earnings were a little off track, Apple's latest numbers will grab your attention, and Canada's wage gauge continues to shift.   Bob Price has your January 28 Orca Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.   

Jody Vance and George Affleck unspin the latest news in local, provincial, federal politics, and much more.

This week, Jody and George are NOT taking a coffee break when the go hard on the cup and bag tax in Vancouver; then housing in Vancouver, there is a better way, but is the Mayor latest idea gonna do it or is it just political posturing in an election year? And finally, getting back to normal and keep on trucking … or not. All that and more. Tune in and find out.

A new alarm bell for B.C. housing, more improvements for the Kelowna airport cleared for takeoff, and a must know consumer alert involving a recall of older model Nissans.  Bob Price has your January 27 Orca Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.  

Not just housing prices are soaring in B.C.'s Lower Mainland, why real estate lawyers are plotting a class action lawsuit against a software provider, and protesting truckers hit a pot hole.  Bob Price is ten-four with the January 26 Orca Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels. 

Maclean and Jordan discuss the NDP Government's too-late plan to have an FOI review committee; Adrian Dix bringing back hospital parking fees; the unaffordable feedback loop of interest rates and inflation, and day 300!!!!! of the BC Liberal leadership campaign.

Plus Packers co-owner Jordan guts all of Samuel Oliphant's silly anti-Green Bay rhetoric.

Another Indigenous pitch for the Trans Mountain Pipeline, counting Canada's business openings and closings, and a B.C. court ruling clears the way for a class action lawsuit against West Jet.  Bob Price has your January 25 Orca Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.