Victoria Curling Club

Uh, I guess there's some hotels, but I, I don't think I'd stay there.

Uh, [chuckles] and they're gonna have the, their lounge located at the Victoria Curling Club, which is-

Mm

... just across the parking lot, uh-

Yes.

So, uh, you know, we're playing the, uh, the official Co-op Invitational, um, apres curl party, which is gonna be tomorrow night at the Victoria Curling Club.

Uh, at about 9:30 PM we'll get going, and, uh, yeah, we'll play all those songs and more, um, uh, at the...

It's always a good party at the curling club.

And so the community is just continuously growing there.

Um- Yeah, I think it's hard to kind of describe if you haven't been around that, like, the Victoria Curling Club and its members and the community, but it is really special.

Like, some- sometimes people walking into that environment, they're like, "Whoa, you guys are weird." And we're like-

[laughs]

We talked about it a bit.

EB was at the Victoria Curling Club with the former co-host of our one episode of our municipal election series, Richard Zussman, who was a big curler.

No

warning.

[laughs]

David Eby took to the ice at the Victoria Curling Club Monday, hoping to sweep aside concerns about promises to hike income taxes on BC's top earners.

Yesterday, we had a very important announcement about how we're asking those who earn a million dollars a year to pay a little bit more to help us deliver the healthcare that we need.

And today's announcement i- is about some of where that money is going to go.

It says Richard Zusman is running for the BC NDP in Saanich South.

A press release says, "Richard has spent his career telling the stories of British Columbians as an award-winning journalist." It says, "As a legislative reporter for Global BC and CBC," it says, "he spent more than a decade covering the issues that matter to people across the province, including the COVID-19 pandemic, wildfires, and elections at all levels." It says, "A six-time Jack Webster Award recipient." It says, "Richard has built a career connecting British Columbians to the, to the decisions being made at the legislature." It says, "Richard is a strong community advocate and serves on the boards of the Lakehill Baseball and Fastball Association and Victoria Curling Club." I have to say, it's a pretty good get for the NDP.

Um, I mean, he has a way better reputation than they do.

I'm sorry, I'm just gonna put that out there right now.