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Finding Solutions with Dan Albas · August 1 · 43 min

You Get What You Tolerate

Finding Solutions with Dan Albas Dan Albas sits down with fellow Conservative MP Aaron Gunn to discuss his journey from documentary filmmaker to Parliamentarian and his new role as Shadow Minister for Ethics and Accountable Government. The conversation covers a wide range of issues, including Canada’s addiction crisis, recovery-focused programs, housing affordability, BC Ferries procurement, workforce challenges, recreational fisheries, and the future of British Columbia’s forestry sector. In This Episode: Aaron’s transition from filmmaking to federal politics Lessons from documentaries such as Vancouver Is Dying Addiction policy and recovery-based solutions Questions surrounding the BC condo development bailout BC Ferries and building ships in Canada Concerns over ferry workforce recruitment policies Recreational salmon fishing and allocation changes Challenges facing BC’s forestry sector Aaron’s priorities as Ethics and Accountable Government Critic Quote of the Episode “You get what you tolerate as a society.” – Aaron Gunn Subscribe to Finding Solutions for conversations on practical solutions, public policy, and the issues affecting communities across British Columbia and Canada. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit danalbas.substack.com

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Finding Solutions with Dan Albas

Dan Albas sits down with fellow Conservative MP Aaron Gunn to discuss his journey from documentary filmmaker to Parliamentarian and his new role as Shadow Minister for Ethics and Accountable Government.

The conversation covers a wide range of issues, including Canada’s addiction crisis, recovery-focused programs, housing affordability, BC Ferries procurement, workforce challenges, recreational fisheries, and the future of British Columbia’s forestry sector.

In This Episode:

Aaron’s transition from filmmaking to federal politics

Lessons from documentaries such as Vancouver Is Dying

Addiction policy and recovery-based solutions

Questions surrounding the BC condo development bailout

BC Ferries and building ships in Canada

Concerns over ferry workforce recruitment policies

Recreational salmon fishing and allocation changes

Challenges facing BC’s forestry sector

Aaron’s priorities as Ethics and Accountable Government Critic

Quote of the Episode

“You get what you tolerate as a society.” – Aaron Gunn

Subscribe to Finding Solutions for conversations on practical solutions, public policy, and the issues affecting communities across British Columbia and Canada.



This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit danalbas.substack.com
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