On this edition of Journal: What has happened to the centre-right coalition that ran British Columbia for so many years, under various names (SoCreds, BC Liberals, etc.)?

On this edition of Journal, we examine the issue of retail crime and street disorder, and how they are changing the cities we live in.

On this edition of Journal, we look at what is happening in our economy.

On this edition of Journal, we look at the looming deadlines for mandatory electric car sales in both our province and in the country as a whole.

On this edition of Journal, we take a close look at British Columbia’s recent budget update – and try not to rant in frustration.

On this edition of Journal: another look at the growing tension between aboriginal title and individual property rights.

On this edition of Journal, we examine economic reconciliation in action – and not just in theory.

On this episode of Journal, we try to untangle the complicated, twisted world of transit.

On this edition of Journal: in the midst of political turmoil on all fronts, we take a look at how democracy is holding up as a governance construct.

In this edition of Journal, we wade into the fraught topic of city planning, density and affordability by examining Vancouver’s latest efforts to get more housing built – no matter what.

In this edition of Journal, we take a close look at the art of pollsters. You know – if you want to know what your neighbours are thinking, or what Canada is thinking, ask a pollster.

In this edition of Journal, we take a close look at the challenges that mayors face every minute of every day.

Join Carole Taylor and John Rustad about who Rustad is.

Join Carole Taylor and Bob Rennie in a discussion about Vancouver’s housing conundrum.