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Gordon Campbell

Gordon Campbell

Former High Commissioner for Canada in the United KingdomWikipedia

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Oct 21, 2026

Denis AgarGUEST
6:36
We have a revenue problem in BC.
Denis AgarGUEST
6:38
Like, I remember when Gordon Campbell introduced
RyanAUDIENCE
6:40
the
Denis AgarGUEST
6:41
carbon tax, and he made it revenue neutral.

14 MINS LATER

Jas JohalHOST
20:54
Very well-respected individual in the business community here in British Columbia.
Jas JohalHOST
20:58
I've had a wonderful opportunity to interview him many a time and have sat through many of his presentations when I worked for the LNG sector as well.
Jas JohalHOST
21:07
In February, I asked him and I sort of compared it to the early aughts when Gordon Campbell became premier.
Jas JohalHOST
21:14
And I said, look, I saw the cuts that came at that time.
Geoff MeggsHOST
11:08
And this is, again, not to disparage the current Cope team, but we had a former sitting MLA.
Geoff MeggsHOST
11:13
We had Jim Green, who'd already run for mayor once and done quite creditably against Gordon Campbell.
Geoff MeggsHOST
11:18
You know, we had David Cadman, who'd been very prominent in environmental circles, but as a moderate, I would say, on the west side of town.
Geoff MeggsHOST
11:26
And, you know, I'll overlook some people, but we had two incumbents coming back and Tim Lewis and Fred Bass.

29 MINS LATER

Geoff MeggsHOST
40:59
Well, case in point, fourth one, Whistler.
Geoff MeggsHOST
41:02
I wanted to look in on Whistler because it's produced some interesting talent over the years.
Geoff MeggsHOST
41:05
Ted Neveling, who was a member of Gordon Campbell's cabinet, was a Whistler mayor.
Geoff MeggsHOST
41:10
But Jack Crompton elected to a third term in office.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
9:58
the dweebs in the other party, right? Uh, but I think it, they do matter in one way, which is did you make any big-ticket promises that you don't keep? The thousand-dollar grocery rebate that David Eby promised and didn't deliver.
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
10:18
Are you going to make some big change that you didn't even mention in your platform? Gordon Campbell's HST-
Simi SaraHOST
10:27
Yes
Vaughn PalmerGUEST
10:27
... which he brought in 10 weeks after the election.
Mario CansecoGUEST
20:59
Um, if in the final week we start to see, uh, the NDP defending territory, going to places where they already have their MLAs, uh, it would herald a, a Conservative majority probably with, let's say, 55, 56 seats.
Mario CansecoGUEST
21:13
Uh, this is definitely doable, and it would be similar to the elections that we had with Gordon Campbell in 2005, 2009.
Mario CansecoGUEST
21:20
A very well-organized NDP with Carol James getting to the 40% level on voting intention, but not really getting the votes where you need them in order to, to hold on to power.
Mario CansecoGUEST
21:31
Um, but it could also be a very close election.
Lauren DirksenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:50
The reality is, Mr. Eby, you've been running this province for a decade and nothing is better than it was years ago.
Jas JohalHOST
3:57
But when you're the guy who brought Gordon Campbell back to British Columbia-
Lauren DirksenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:58
And the reality is-
Jas JohalHOST
3:58
... remember Gordon Campbell
Lauren DirksenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:59
... we absolutely must commit to growing our economy in this province.
Jas JohalHOST
4:02
And on and on it goes.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:54
The reality is, Mr. Eby, you've been running this province for a decade, and nothing is better than it was years ago.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:00
But you're the guy who brought Gordon Campbell back.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:01
And the reality is- And British Columbians remember Gordon Campbell ... we absolutely must commit to growing our economy in this province.
Jas JohalHOST
34:06
And on and on it goes.
Jas JohalHOST
34:07
Keith, I, I'm curious, do you think Mr. Eby's found his footing in the sense of being able to define this election? Now, it, it started many [laughs] many, many days ago about Trump, and certainly we've moved, but off from that, but is, has he been able to define what this is about?
Lauren DirksSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:37
The reality is, Mr. Eby, you've been running this province for a decade and nothing is better than it was years ago.
Lauren DirksSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:43
But you're the guy who brought Gordon Campbell back- And the reality is- ... and British Columbians remember Gordon Campbell ... we absolutely must commit to growing our economy in this province.
Jas JohalHOST
2:49
And on and on it goes.
Jas JohalHOST
2:50
Keith, I, I'm curious, do you think Mr. Eby's found his footing in the sense of being able to define this election? Now, it, it started many [laughs] many, many days ago about Trump, and certainly we've moved, but off from that.
Automated VoicesNARRATOR
5:27
Elliott, the runner-up in the leadership race that temporarily elevated Findlay, brings an unusual combination of intellectual depth and practical political experience.
Automated VoicesNARRATOR
5:37
She holds a doctorate in political science from Simon Fraser University, where she studied Canadian democracy and Indigenous self-government and previously advised ministers in Gordon Campbell's government.
Automated VoicesNARRATOR
5:48
I know Elliott and think highly of her, but the public case for her inclusion rests on her early and sustained engagement with questions of property rights, natural resource development, and Indigenous reconciliation These are difficult issues on which a prospective government needs more than campaign slogans.
Automated VoicesNARRATOR
6:06
Elliott has put considerable thought into them, and that preparation should count in her favor when assembling a cabinet.
DavidHOST
1:43
And I thought I'd just share this one, too.
DavidHOST
1:44
We got Gordon Campbell coming out and endorsing, uh, Carson Binda, which is someone who is running for the BC Conservatives.
DavidHOST
1:50
That's right, you have this disastrous Liberal Premier endorsing the BC Conservatives.
DavidHOST
1:55
I have Mr.
David WilliamsGUEST
26:01
I, and I, and I do get concerned about the broader, uh, environment for, for business investment and business activity in Canada.
Andrew JohnsHOST
26:08
In 2014, under the stewardship of Premier Gordon Campbell, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch, three of the four major credit rating agencies in North America and globally, each had British Columbia at their highest long-term credit rating, call it AAA.
David WilliamsGUEST
26:23
Mm-hmm.
Andrew JohnsHOST
26:24
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