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Sep 21, 2026

Richard MaleyHOST
5:27
Her second book, The Morning After, which deals with the 95 Quebec referendum, was published simultaneously in both official languages in 2015.
Richard MaleyHOST
5:35
In 2019, her peers in the Parliamentary Press Gallery awarded her the Charles Lynch Award for her longstanding coverage of national issues.
Richard MaleyHOST
5:44
And just last year, in 2025, She was appointed to the National Order of Quebec.
Richard MaleyHOST
5:50
Very difficult to figure out points to breathe during that bio.
Adam StirlingHOST
34:35
This is Adam Sterling on CFAX 1070.
Adam StirlingHOST
34:40
Oh, I'm seeing reports circulating online from members of the Parliamentary Press Gallery that apparently MLA for Saanich South, Lana Popham,
David EbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:50
won't be running again.
Adam StirlingHOST
34:51
Now, that's an odd thing to announce at some point in future if we're not actually going to have a snap election or an early election.
Adam StirlingHOST
34:35
This is Adam Sterling on CFAX 1070.
Adam StirlingHOST
34:40
Oh, I'm seeing reports circulating online from members of the Parliamentary Press Gallery that apparently MLA for Saanich South, Lana Popham,
David EbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:50
won't be running again.
Adam StirlingHOST
34:51
Now, that's an odd thing to announce at some point in future if we're not actually going to have a snap election or an early election.
Kris SimsGUEST
37:39
A very good thing.
Kris SimsGUEST
37:41
So taking off my Taxpayers Federation hat now and speaking to you as a person and as a longtime journalist, including one who is a member of the Parliamentary Press Gallery, I think well over a decade, okay? So I worked with all of these people.
Kris SimsGUEST
37:55
Um, something has happened, obviously, with what we would call mainstream journalism.
Kris SimsGUEST
38:02
Between television and radio and the newspapers, generally the ones that we're used to seeing, okay? Something has really happened where they're no longer speaking truth to power.
Kris SimsGUEST
41:33
"We just want you to ask it, you know, separately," is what they said, what the PMO said.
Kris SimsGUEST
41:37
They freaked out.
Kris SimsGUEST
41:39
The Parliamentary Press Gallery freaked out.
Kris SimsGUEST
41:41
They said, like, "You know, you are ruining a free press.

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