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It's been nearly a week since a snap provincial election was called, which will send voters to the ballot boxes for municipal and provincial elections just a week apart. So what are the biggest election issues in your area? We are dedicating the entire hour to hearing your concerns and who might get your vote. The CBC's Chris Walker and Gregor Craigie join the show to take your calls

B.C. Today Gardening Columnist Brian Minter is back to answer all your gardening questions.

It's been a wild week for B.C. Politics with a snap election call, new party leaders emerging and voters calling foul on the timing of everything. We look at the week that was and what you want to hear from party leaders to earn your vote.

B.C. now has two elections happening one week apart, and the campaigns for both are underway. How do you feel about provincial and municipal votes happening at the same time? Does one matter more to you? Is it hard to keep track of it all? CBC municipal affairs reporter Justin McElroy and political scientist Darin Nesbitt joined the program to make sense of it all.

Premier David Eby has called a snap election for Oct. 24, just one week after the already-scheduled municipal elections. The announcement has already set provincial parties' campaigns in motion. CBC's Katie DeRosa joined us to share what she heard at a CentreBC presser in Victoria Wednesday.
UBC political science lecturer Stewart Prest shared his thoughts on the snap election and what we might expect from the campaign.
This is Vancolour host Mo Amir took your calls as we discussed the impact the provincial election could have on the municipal elections.