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#BCPOLI Hotstove: Of bus strikes, cabinets, turkeys, and councils gone bad

November 20, 2019Jordan Bateman & Maclean Kay

To quote one newsman: as God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.

Maclean and Jordan talk about the impending transit strike in Metro Vancouver; John Horgan’s non-apology for “turkeys”; the new Trudeau cabinet; and make a bet on the Grey Cup.

SWIM ON:

Last week’s Hotstove was the calm before the (cabinet) storm in Ottawa, as well as strikes and yet another mill closure.
Justin Trudeau unveiled his new cabinet today. As Mike Robinson notes, they have plenty of challenges ahead.
Speaking of cabinet, back in August Hotstove looked at BC’s still-mostly-unchanged cabinet (save Jinny Sims).

SWIM ON

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To quote one newsman: as God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.

SWIM ON:

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