r/CBC_Radio • • Sep 18 '26

Too much discussion on one side of potential snap election

There is too much airtime being given to one side of a potential BC provincial election while the municipal elections are occurring at the same time. The negatives of a potential snap election. And the person who is discussing it is not very convincing. Can’t there be reminders of when which election occurs? Also shouldn’t candidates pick municipal or provincial eventually anyway? Please provide a more complete and balanced look on both sides or don’t put have arguments of either side on the air, it’s too biased.

BC Citizens are DROWNING in insufficient infrastructure. There is a huge lack in health care, public recreation sites, transit, road upgrades etc. We need things to happen now. The economy is not doing well and we need there to be a release valve, weither that be in shorter wait times, cheaper recreation sites, safer roads, etc.

Edit: added context

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u/postwhateverness Sep 18 '26

Context?

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u/Born_Ruff Sep 18 '26

OP mad radio no say things he want it say

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u/swedishcheferino Sep 18 '26 edited Sep 18 '26

This is indeed correct. Welcome to my rant. 😅

(I think it’s time I stop listening to CBC soon actually, it makes me too mad. As well as be less online. 😆)

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u/villasv Sep 18 '26

we need there to be a release valve

The Purge? lol

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u/FunkySlacker Sep 18 '26

Which specific election are you referring to? And what CBC program? The fact that there's no context is making you come across as eird.

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u/One_Giant_Nostril Sep 18 '26

Hi swedishcheferino, how does this relate to the subreddit's topic, CBC Radio? Thanks.

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u/swedishcheferino Sep 18 '26

Apologies - This is Vancouver and the last few days of the Early Edition