Day 25 of the BC War Room from Sitka Media. With advance polls open and municipal elections a day away, Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani are joined by Kareem Allam, Vancouver Liberals candidate for mayor of Vancouver. They talk about running for city hall during a provincial campaign, why Allam wants the provincial parties to take bigger swings on infrastructure and jobs, the fight over a bridge or tunnel at the Massey crossing and what Vancouver voters are saying at the door.

Day 24 of the BC War Room from Sitka Media. The morning after the only televised leaders' debate, Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani are joined by former BC health and housing minister Ravi Kahlon to debate who won, what each leader needs in the final stretch and what voters are saying at the door.

Plus: why Kahlon stepped away from politics, his advice for the next health minister and the fight over housing policy.

Ep 10 of the BC War Room from Sitka Media. On the eve of the leaders' debate, Michael Gardiner

and Azim Jiwani are joined by Barinder Bhullar of Mainland Strategies to break down Surrey: 10

ridings, a 22-vote margin that decided the last government and a city voting in both municipal and provincial elections within eight days. They cover how Surrey's campaigns organize, why the city rewards and punishes governments, and the economic and healthcare issues driving voters.

Day 8 of BC War Room. David Eby and Lorne Doerkson took competing economic plans to Surrey onthe same day, while Emily Lowan pitched a levy on fortunes over $50 million.

Michael Gardiner and Azim Jiwani break down who each plan is built for, what the polls are saying six days before the debate and the gaffes of the campaign so far, from the timing of the election call to the ICBC letter to trial lawyers.

Day 16 of BC War Room. With the only leaders' debate of the campaign set for October 14, Michael

Gardiner and Azim Jiwani go inside the week before the debate: the prep, the mock sessions and the

spin. Why does a three-leader stage squeeze David Eby? What should Lorne Doerkson and Emily

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Lowan do to win the night? And can a single line still change a campaign, as Gordon Wilson's did in

1991?

Day 15 of the BC snap election cycle. With 18 days until British Columbians vote on October 24, Michael Gardiner

and Azim Jiwani break down the target ridings that will decide the election, from the North and the

Tri-Cities to Richmond, Delta and the battleground of Surrey. Plus, the NDP's tax message, the

healthcare debate and Quebec's stunning election night, where the CAQ was wiped off the map.

Nominations are closed and the ballot is set: 355 candidates across 93 ridings. On Day 14, Azim Jiwani and Michael Gardiner work through the map region by region, from Kelowna Centre and Langley-Willowbrook to Vancouver-Yaletown and Vancouver Island. They pick out the swing ridings that will decide who governs British Columbia on October 24 and ask whether OneBC or Centre BC can play spoiler anywhere.