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Christy Clark

Former Premier of British ColumbiaWikipedia

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Nov 6, 2026

Vaughn PalmerGUEST
3:55
So I pointed out, that there is a precedent You go back to 2017, when it was clear that John Horgan was going to become premier, even though he was a minority premier, because he had the support of the Greens, but Horgan hadn't been sworn in yet as premier.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
4:17
Christy Clark hadn't been defeated in the legislature yet on a confidence matter.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
4:22
Horgan wrote an open letter to BC Hydro, and he said, look, you've got this big Site C project.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
4:29
It's under construction.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
6:45
Yeah, I've heard that.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
6:47
But as you know, the outgoing government's view is no, it's already past the point of no return.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
6:52
And again, the echo of Site C, right? Christy Clark said that.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
6:56
No, no, we've already got it past the point of no return.
RogerAUDIENCE
31:48
And Lauren Dirksen, good that he made it in.
RogerAUDIENCE
31:51
And I would call on Lauren to maybe consult with Christy Clark and with Carney and get some input as to the best way for the direction of this province.
RogerAUDIENCE
32:08
And just to say that I think Ravi Palmar should cross the floor and stay the forest minister position.
RogerAUDIENCE
32:16
And with his wealth of knowledge and input, and again, I think Ravi is more of a progressive-minded person, and I think he'd be an asset to keep.
George StroumboulopoulosGUEST
32:42
it was so amazing.
George StroumboulopoulosGUEST
32:43
How about this next wave of Christy Clark's life where you go back and listen to all the crass records of that punk rock band, and then that's the next public service, that punk rock girl.
George StroumboulopoulosGUEST
32:52
I want to see that moment.
Christy ClarkHOST
32:53
Oh, really? I'm too old to do that now, I think.
Robin SkiesGUEST
22:04
And then I got poached by another political party, which was a progressive party, but they wanted to do a coalition of conservatives and whatever.
Robin SkiesGUEST
22:11
So I volunteered with a group called Progress Vancouver, headed by Mark Marison, who is the ex-husband of Christy Clark.
Robin SkiesGUEST
22:20
And I met another one of my friends, Azeem Jawani, who ended up becoming the chief of staff to a independent MLA by the name of John Rustad.
Robin SkiesGUEST
22:31
John Rustad hired me, and then I spent two and a half years building a political party and working at the legislature.
Katy MerrifieldGUEST
28:06
And I had never run a provincial campaign before so I was I was scared but you know, they got me three drinks deep and bullied me and then I went to a pork room and met with that the og conservatives who were already building the infrastructure I Met with Lauren.
Katy MerrifieldGUEST
28:25
I still hadn't said yes and then I I called Christy Clark and because Christy is inadvertently the author of my political career.
Katy MerrifieldGUEST
28:37
I don't know if she knows that, but I was supposed to leave politics in 2015.
Katy MerrifieldGUEST
28:43
I had just finished being Chief of Staff to the Minister of Health.

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Katy MerrifieldGUEST
38:43
I needed people that I knew had worked seamlessly together and were experts and masters in their
David HerleHOST
38:50
trade.
David HerleHOST
38:53
One of the names I didn't hear, as you went through the list, Katie, is a liberal and a Christy Clark person.
David HerleHOST
39:03
I guess I would have thought that maybe that would have been, like maybe a Cadario or a McDonald or a Sweeney or somebody would have been useful as a signal.
Jordan BatemanHOST
8:03
Premier-designate Dirksen named Dimitri Panazopoulos, Chief of Staff.
Jordan BatemanHOST
8:08
He's a well-experienced person, Christy Clark's old principal secretary, a poster for Stephen Harper and for Jason Kenney.
Jordan BatemanHOST
8:15
And I know Dimitri personally, let me tell you, one of the classiest, kindest, most generous folks you'll ever meet.
Jordan BatemanHOST
8:21
Brilliant, absolutely can run the political machine for sure.
Adam StirlingHOST
10:30
And maybe maybe it was inevitable and it was always going to end this way.
Adam StirlingHOST
10:35
the same guy who had the guts to take on Christy Clark in Vancouver Point Grey and actually win, the same guy who had the guts to try to get ICBC under control and actually did it, the same guy who had the guts to try all the things that would be unlikely to succeed, which he did and then succeeded, maybe it was inevitable that it would be one of David Eby's big risks that ended his career in the end.
Adam StirlingHOST
10:58
And it was just a matter of time.
Adam StirlingHOST
10:59
I'm not sure.
Ben O'Hara ByrneCORRESPONDENT
8:47
David Eby launched his 100 Days of Progress immediately after succeeding John Horgan in 2022.
Ben O'Hara ByrneCORRESPONDENT
8:53
And in 2013, Christy Clark quickly recalled the legislature after a May election and introduced her first budget in late June.
Ben O'Hara ByrneCORRESPONDENT
9:01
Mike DeYoung was finance minister in that government.
Ben O'Hara ByrneCORRESPONDENT
9:03
Can this one move as fast?
Jim CsekHOST
33:42
It's the first investment in Canadian funds in the Kitimat BC export terminal.
Jim CsekHOST
33:47
It should have been done like ages ago, right? This stuff was happening when Christy Clark was still kicking around, but the deal worth about $1.6 billion and 49.9% stake in the Mintabushi subsidiary holds about 15% of LNG Canada.
François-Philippe ChampagneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:03
I mean, that is some good
Jim CsekHOST
34:05
news that LNG has been discovered by the Liberals and the outgoing NDP.
Rob BuffenCORRESPONDENT
12:56
He's somebody who's known as being a pollster as well as a political strategist.
Rob BuffenCORRESPONDENT
13:01
And he also had a senior role in Christy Clark's office, serving as her principal secretary.
Rob BuffenCORRESPONDENT
13:06
So somebody who has a significant breadth and depth of political experience.
Adam StirlingHOST
13:11
That's CTV's reporting as to what may yet come to pass in terms of the provincial stage.

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