Victoria Rumble Room

BC Election Polls Tighten: Realtor Weighs Housing Proposals, Expert Predicts Campaign Outcome

In this week's episode, we dive into the latest BC election polls that suggest a razor-thin race between the leading parties. Realtor Kevin Sing breaks down the competing affordable housing proposals and what they could mean for the future of homeownership in BC. Plus, University of Victoria political expert Michael Prince offers an in-depth analysis of the election campaigns and shares his predictions on what to expect as we approach election day. Don't miss this insightful discussion on the key issues shaping BC's political landscape!

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BC Election Polls Tight: Tim Thielmann Questions NDP Math, Dan McTeague on Carbon Tax & Energy

This week’s polls indicate a nail-biting BC election race! BC Conservative candidate Tim Thielmann challenges the NDP's numbers on their ambitious plan to recruit tens of thousands of new doctors—can the math really add up? Plus, energy expert Dan McTeague joins the conversation to break down the latest on carbon tax and its impact on energy politics in British Columbia.

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David Busch on 3-Way Race in North Saanich + Mark MacDonald on Social Media's Political Impact

In this episode of Victoria Rumble Room, we sit down with BC Conservative David Busch (2:36) to discuss how a three-way race in North Saanich and the Islands might play in his favor. Later, we talk with Mark MacDonald (8:30) about the powerful influence of social media on today's political landscape and how it shapes public opinion. Tune in for insightful political discussions and analysis!

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BC United is out! Kevin Falcon agrees to step aside in a coalition with the BC Conservatives.

BC United is out! Kevin Falcon agrees to step aside in a coalition with the BC Conservatives. Also, farewell to Gregg’s Furniture after 70 great years…..and let’s celebrate Pagliacci’s as the restaurant has reached it's 45th anniversary.

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City Controversies: Mayor Alto's Denial & the Battle Over Heritage Amid Provincial Push for Density

In light of recent events, it's important to address community concerns transparently. Mayor Alto has clarified that she was not involved in the suspension of a firefighter who penned an open letter to the Premier regarding a local addiction service center. This situation underscores the delicate balance between public service and personal expression.

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Middle-Class Economic Struggles & U.S. Politics: Insights from David Schneider & Jim King

In this week's episode, Financial Advisor David Schneider explores the growing economic challenges faced by the middle class and how these hardships are likely to become a key issue in the upcoming elections. Additionally, we dive into the complex landscape of U.S. politics and its effects on Canada, featuring insights from American political scientist Jim King. Join us for an in-depth discussion on these critical topics! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful content!

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