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SPECIAL REPORT: Exclusive Interview with BC Premier John Horgan

Today, (Friday) Vista Radio conducted an interview with BC Premier John Horgan.

We touched on a number of topics including:

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  • Reopening the economy
  • Easing the rules and restrictions due to COVID-19
  • His recent virtual meeting with Justin Trudeau and the other premiers
  • Federal Emergencies Act
  • Allocating medical resources to smaller BC communities in the event of an outbreak
  • Letting prisoners out early
  • Loss of revenue from transit, casinos, and airports

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