Tristin Hopper: Immigration, BC election, 215 Kamloops graves

Tristin Hopper joins Jim Csek and Iain Burns for a full interview on Canada’s immigration numbers, British Columbia’s finances and the political debates shaping the B.C. election. The National Post journalist discusses revisions to population estimates, pressure on housing and jobs, access to politicians and the role of the media. The conversation also examines reporting on the former Kamloops residential school, the distinction between radar findings and confirmed burials, Indigenous policy and vote splitting. This interview presents Hopper’s reporting and analysis alongside the hosts’ questions and opinions. Watch our full Dallas Brodie interview:    • Dallas Brodie: ‘I am a normal person from ...   CHAPTERS 0:00 Introducing Tristin Hopper 0:30 B.C. taxes, deficits and the economy 6:18 Immigration numbers and population estimates 18:13 Press access and political accountability 29:11 Media scrutiny of political leadership 36:34 Kamloops residential school reporting and evidence 48:40 DRIPA and political debate 52:38 B.C.’s election and vote splitting 1:03:32 Closing remarks Support independent Canadian media: https://thereallybigshow.ca/support/ Website: https://thereallybigshow.ca/