BC Today

It's Minter Friday on B.C. Today. That means gardening columnist Brian Minter is on the show to take your gardening questions.

Voting day in British Columbia is October 24th. With the day rapidly approaching, the party leaders are criss-crossing the province, making promises and policy announcements. CBC Legislative reporter Katie Derosa joins B.C. Today to talk about how the election campaigns are going.

Have you ever been in an uneven or one-sided relationship or friendship? Have you felt like you were the one putting in all the effort? The CBC's Michelle Eliot heard from callers about their experiences.

Whether it's skating, swimming, running tracks or larger community centres, growing communities need recreational facilities to help keep their residents active. Those spaces are quickly becoming prominent issues in the rapidly approaching municipal election. B.C. Today heard from listeners about what's happening with recreational facilities in their communities, and what they're hoping to hear from politicians in this election.

ICBC has now become a provincial election issue. B.C. Conservative Leader Lorne Doerkson says his party would overhaul the province's no-fault auto insurance system and allow crash victims to sue for damages. However, the NDP argues that this change could drive up your premiums. Geoff Meggs, former chief of staff to premier John Horgan, and personal injury lawyer Ryan Kusuhara join the program to share their thoughts.