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The BIG David (Anderson) Podcast

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The Big David (Anderson) Podcast is a political conversation series featuring Canada’s longest serving Environment Minister David Anderson. Drawing on decades in public life, Anderson reflects on political decisions and policies that helped shaped the country, starting with his election as a Vancouver Island Member of Parliament with Pierre Trudeau in 1968. From climate negotiations and Liberal Party politics to oil-tanker bans, salmon conservation and the Canada/U.S. relationship, David offers a candid, behind-the-scenes perspective on Canada’s political and environmental history.

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Ayum Creek

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News

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Latest episode

Apr 22, 2026

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Episodes

BC Minister, Victoria MP and a Good Political Family 22.04.2026

Canadians interested in federal politics, current public affairs and British Columbia issues can listen to Canada’s-longest serving Environment Minister and five-term Vancouver Island Liberal Member of Parliament discuss current issues and a federal Liberal Party record spanning five decades. First elected as a Vancouver Island MP for Esquimalt-Saanich in 1968 with Pierre Trudeau’s first governmen...

Rt. Hon. Jean Chretien: Tough Because He Had to Be 12.04.2026

Canada’s Longest Serving Environment Minister David Anderson discusses current events and a career with the federal Liberal Party spanning five decades. Canadians interested in federal politics, current public affairs and British Columbia issues can listen to Canada’s-longest serving Environment Minister and five-term Vancouver Island Liberal Member of Parliament discuss current issues and a feder...

Current Events and Negotiating with the USA 09.04.2026

Canada’s Longest Serving Environment Minister David Anderson discussescurrent events and a career with the federal Liberal Party spanning five decades. Canadians interested in federal politics, current public affairs and British Columbia issues can listen to Canada’s longest-serving Environment Minister and five-term Vancouver Island Liberal Member of Parliament discuss current issues and a federa...

Canada-US Fish War and Tanker Traffic Ban 09.04.2026

Canada’s Longest Serving Environment Minister David Anderson discusses current events and a career with the federal Liberal Party spanning five decades. Canadians interested in federal politics, current public affairs and British Columbia issues can listen to Canada’s longest-serving Environment Minister and five-term Vancouver Island Liberal Member of Parliament discuss current issues and a feder...

1968: Trudeaumania comes to BC 09.04.2026

Canada’s Longest Serving Environment Minister David Anderson discusses current events and a career with the federal Liberal Party spanning five decades. Canadians interested in federal politics, current public affairs and British Columbia issues can listen to Canada’s longest-serving Environment Minister and five-term Vancouver Island Liberal Member of Parliament discuss current issues and a feder...

Comeback 1993: Come to Ottawa and Bring a Dark Suit 09.04.2026

Canadians interested in federal politics, current public affairs and British Columbia issues can listen to Canada’s-longest serving Environment Minister and five-term Vancouver Island Liberal Member of Parliament discuss current issues and a federal Liberal Party record spanning five decades. First elected as a Vancouver Island MP for Esquimalt-Saanich in 1968 with Pierre Trudeau’s first governmen...

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