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UnSpun with Jody Vance and George Affleck - Episode 5

UnSpun with Jody Vance and George Affleck - Episode 5

Jody and George focus on ICBC’s dumpster fire that is still burning through the cash, the ongoing saga of the Plecas report, the “love” for speculation and empty homes taxes, the current strike and upcoming collective agreements in Vancouver and so much more.
Community Benefit Agreements are a lie

Community Benefit Agreements are a lie

By mandating only select unions are eligible, the NDP is playing favourites. Here’s what that means, from one of those left out in the cold.
Off the Cluff: Fixing ICBC (with Kris Sims)

Off the Cluff: Fixing ICBC (with Kris Sims)

Okay, British Columbians want change in auto insurance. What does that mean? What's possible?
Muy Caro! Canada's costly connection

Muy Caro! Canada's costly connection

For Canadian consumers, Price is far from Right on mobile and wireless service. Why?
Treating taxpayers' money with respect

Treating taxpayers' money with respect

We should be watching the case of B.C. clerk of the legislature Craig James and sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz very carefully
Should you vaccinate your kids? Yes, you should vaccinate your kids.

Should you vaccinate your kids? Yes, you should vaccinate your kids.

On some issues, there’s no Middle. This is one of them.
On auto insurance, BC has spoken. Will the parties listen?

On auto insurance, BC has spoken. Will the parties listen?

An overwhelming majority of British Columbians want choice. The leaders who can deliver it just have to act.
Off the Cluff: what's next for Vancouver real estate (w/ rennie's Ryan Berlin)

Off the Cluff: what's next for Vancouver real estate (w/ rennie's Ryan Berlin)

Is the real estate market slowing down - or does it just seem that way?
One step forward, two steps back

One step forward, two steps back

For the BC Greens, Nanaimo represents a crossroads. They can keep chugging along as the NDP’s junior partner, or they can break away and redefine themselves
Social media can’t replace the ground game

Social media can’t replace the ground game

In a world obsessed with likes, tweets, and “engagement,” it’s too easy to miss the value of real-world interactions