The Christy Clark Show
A weekly podcast hosted by former British Columbia Premier and acclaimed broadcaster Christy Clark.Each episode features thought-provoking conversations with public figures, cultural leaders, and everyday change-makers about how their views have evolved, and what it means to…
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Kim Haakstad - Trees, Tariffs & Trade Wars (opens the original)
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The Canada-U.S. trade war is now going full tilt, and Kim Haakstad is on the front line. She is the President of the B.C. Council of Forest Industries and one of the most powerful people in Canada’s resource sector. For the past 30 years, Haakstad has worked tirelessly in advocating for economic growth in western Canada, and there’s never been a dull moment. She has spent much of her time in Washington D.C. over the summer in representing the forestry sector in supporting Canada’s negotiating te
Thomas Müller: Soccer legend, World Cup hero, Canada lover (opens the original)
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No politics this week! Even better: Soccer legend Thomas Müller brings his charm and grace into the studio to share stories of his spectacular career over two decades and two continents. Müller is one of soccer’s (or Fußball’s!) brightest stars and most decorated players. He left his town in Bavaria to join the Bayern Munich academy at 10 years old. He played for 17 years at the legendary Bundesliga club, collecting 13 league titles and two UEFA Champions’ League crowns. In 2014, Müller lifted t
John Milloy: From Ontario politics to combatting polarization in the digital age (opens the original)
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In this shared episode of The Christy Clark Show and the Disagreeing Well podcast, former Ontario MPP John Milloy and Christy share their experiences watching partisan politics evolve into hostility and polarization in the digital age. John Milloy is the director of the Centre for Public Ethics at Martin Luther University College in Waterloo and a former senior cabinet minister in the Ontario government under premiers Dalton McGuinty and Kathleen Wynne. He's dedicated to exploring the roots of p
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