The Jill Bennett Show: Recent Episodes
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Jill Bennett’s twenty years of experience covering B.C.’s biggest stories as a reporter has developed her insatiable curiosity and keen sense for exposing what is really going on with a story. Jill digs deep, goes behind the headlines and finds out the real impact stories will have on the Lower Mainland.
She talks with real people about the issues that matter most to them while keeping us informed, connected and entertained. If you want new information, new angles, and to know what’s happening right now, make time to listen to The Jill Bennett Show, Monday – Friday: 12 – 3pm.
Why did a violent repeat offender get a day pass?! The latest travel news with Claire Newell! The Surrey Police conversation continues! Is it time for the RCMP to get out of municipal policing all together?
Is it time for the RCMP to get out of municipal policing all together? Guest: Bruce Pitt-Payne - Retired RCMP Major Crime Investigator and investigative consultant
The Surrey Police conversation continues! Guest: Melissa Granum - Executive Director of the Surrey Police Board
Why would someone who committed a major crime be granted a day-pass from a psychiatric facility? The latest on the Surrey policing conversation(yes, it's still ongoing!) Highlighting the DOs and DON'Ts of air travel! Everything you need to know about the new Moderna COVID-19 vaccine approved in Canada.
Everything you need to know about the new Moderna COVID-19 vaccine approved in Canada. Guest: Jason Tetro - author, speaker and Scientist who specializes in emerging pathogens.
Air travel specialist Duncan Dee joins us to discuss some of the things you should NEVER do on an airplane! Guest: Duncan Dee - Air Travel Specialist & Former COO of Air Canada
The housing market is FINALLY getting some relief with the Bank of Canada hold. What does this mean for Canadians? Guest: Doug Gibson - Real estate agent From Stilhavn Real Estate Services
Surrey City Council is BACK in session. Breaking down the triple-stabbing in Chinatown over the weekend. Covid-19 numbers are spiking in BC. What does this mean for you? The city of Vancouver is looking for public feedback on corner stores.
One person is injured and three boats are damaged after a sizable fire in Vancouver’s False Creek. The Sunshine Coast is imposing its most severe water restrictions due to the ongoing drought. Tiny shelters for Vancouver’s homeless are looooooong overdue. Kin’s Farm Market celebrates 40 Years as Vancouver's local community grocer.
How artificial intelligence has the ability to predict and mitigate the effects of wildfires in British Columbia and across Canada. (Aug 25th) GUEST: Neil Sahota, Lead Artificial Intelligence Advisor to the United Nations, an IBM Master Inventor and author of the best-seller Own the AI Revolution and sought-after speaker.
Cuts may be on the horizon as Surrey’s schools pay for MORE portables. Ottawa puts a price on what it wants Meta and Google to share with Canadian news publishers. Music superstar Ed Sheeran stopped by a Vancouver record store over the weekend! An unusual late-summer storm turned the week-long Burning Man fest into a sloppy mess, with tens of thousands stuck in foot-deep mud and with no working toilets.
Aug. 30, 2023: Guest host Rob Fai in for Jill Bennett
The latest travel news with Claire Newell
A remote Canadian island makes history in fight for affordable housing
Parents expect to pay $524 for back-to-school shopping
More than half of charges recommended in VPD shoplifting crackdown not approved
Here’s how to conquer math anxiety and succeed this semester
Guest host Rob Fai talks to Dr. Lindsay Daniels - Assistant professor of teaching in the UBC department of mathematics
Aug. 29, 2023: Guest host Rob Fai in for Jill Bennett
Have grocers begun to lower prices or have we begun to become accustomed to higher prices?
A survey of Canadian post-secondary students by Léger and education savings specialist Embark reveals 60 per cent of students have had to cut out necessities to make ends meet
Study debunks stereotypes about homeless people’s spending habits
Aug. 28, 2023: Guest host Rob Fai in for Jill Bennett
Busy season for BC Ferries is coming to an end
Preparing adolescents for the change to early mornings and earlier bedtimes, improving bedtime routines to help adolescents settle more quickly, recommended bedtimes for children
Gas prices soar to highest of the year in Metro Vancouver
The majority of survey respondents say that Justin Trudeau should step down before next election. Is there a need to broaden the scope of Canada’s weather alert system to include wildfires? A recent survey shows 1 in 4 Canadians will go shopping for back-to-school this year. How parents can start smart money conversations with their university-bound children!
A BC researcher is saying that instead of fearing artificial intelligence, we should embrace it! Guest: Jeremy Turner - Sessional Instructor, Department of Cognitive Science
How parents can start smart money conversations with their university-bound children! Guest: Murray Baker - manager of financial empowerment at Family Services of Greater Vancouver and author of The Debt-Free Graduate
Trump is set to surrender at a Georgia jail over the 2020 election charges. Study finds 77% of Canadian energy companies are lacking cybersecurity protection. A BC tenant facing eviction is expressing doubts that her landlord's daughter wants a cramped basement.
Trump is set to surrender at a Georgia jail over the 2020 election charges. Guest: Alain Sanders - attorney, former Time Magazine, Senior Reporter and Professor Emeritus of political science at St. Peter’s University in New Jersey
Strategist says Canada is likely sitting on the largest housing bubble of all time. The latest travel news with Claire Newell! Social media can hurt kids, but For many 2SLGBTQ+ youth, it’s a lifeline. The Toronto Raptors are making their first visit to Vancouver in five years! Is Vancouver capable of getting their own NBA team?
The social housing project at Arbutus and 7th/8th has been approved despite its opposition. Guest: Colleen Hardwick - former Mayoral candidate and former member of the Development Permit Board Advisory Panel at City HallA
Explosion hospitalizes 3 people in downtown Prince George. What to expect from the liberal retreat. Social Housing Project at Arbutus and 7th/8th is officially approved despite its opposition. When to start teaching kids about misinformation.
Emergency order frees up accommodation for evacuees and emergency personnel. What to do if you are evacuated? What do you bring with you? Trudeau is denouncing Meta's news block as fires force evacuations. Living in the Lower Mainland and looking to help with the BC wildfires? Donate to the Red Cross: https://www.redcross.ca/
Our wine industry is expecting significantly lower crop levels and wine production this harvest season. What’s causing this? Why such a big swing compared to last year? Guest: Tania Tomaszewska - Strategic business advisor to the BC Wine Industry
With this great summer weather and Labour Day coming up, it’s the season for picnics and bbq’s. So we’re chatting today about wines to pair with late summer activities! Guest: Tania Tomaszewska - Strategic business advisor to the BC Wine Industry
The latest reports say 'Significant structures’ have been lost in West Kelowna due to wildfires. Ottawa is providing nearly $500 million in loans for new rental housing in Vancouver. Hearing a first-hand account of the Kelowna wildfire evacuations. One-on-one conversation with West-Kelowna Mayor Gord Milsom
How a Vancouver neighbourhood fought and defeated... a daycare. Burgers to Beat MS Day is back for its 15th year! 65 patients from LTC homes in Yellowknife are arriving at YVR tomorrow. Is it sexual assault to secretly record consensual sex?
Ottawa to fund nearly $500 million in new rental housing in Vancouver. The latest travel news with Claire Newell from Travel Best Bets! Many Canadian homeowners are currently finding themselves facing huge and unexpected increases in their monthly mortgage payments due to consistent interest rate hikes. Plants could be the answer to solving microplastic pollution!
Some tenants are planning to confront their landlord over the wrongful eviction of their low-income neighbour. Key facts to know about Trump's 4 indictments and criminal charges. Non-profit and private sectors are joining forces to address Canada’s rental housing crisis. Inflation jumped higher last month, to 3.3%.
Hollywood writers show unity and anger on picket lines. Guest: Amy Lang - President, North Shore and Mammoth Studios
Wanna know how smart racoons are? Volunteer your backyard to help scientists find out! Guest: Hannah Griebling - ‘PhD Student - Animal Behavior and Cognition Lab, Department of Forest & Conservation Sciences UBC
Vancouver's hotel shortage could hurt the local economy. As BC temperatures soar, advocates are calling for rules to keep rental housing cool. Ottawa COULD fix housing if it felt like it. Could the proposed grizzly bear plan reopen BC to trophy hunting?
This Golden Retriever rescue group is unable to find foster families in BC. Guest: Viva Tamm - Board Co-Chair, Golden Rescue
A Vancouver home made $18K in a month from short-term rentals. Are regulations working? The Concorde is taking a slow boat to Brooklyn for a makeover. Perseid meteor shower to peak with dazzling display this weekend
The Perseid meteor shower is set to peak with a dazzling display this weekend! Guest: Andrew Ferreira - Speakers' Chair with the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada, Vancouver Centre
A Vancouver home made $18K in a month from short-term rentals. Are regulations working? Guest: Michael Vogel - CEO and Founder, Encore Ventures
Vancouver hospital is defending it's choice suggesting MAID to a suicidal patient as a risk assessment tool. Hollywood writers strike hits 100-day mark. Continuing the conversation on the expansion of Highway 1 through the Fraser Valley. After a fire at their townhouse complex, a BC family flew to Maui... where wildfires are now raging.
The latest travel news with Claire Newell from Travel Best Bets. The Vancouver Fire and Rescure Service is making an urgent call for public awareness in the wake of the record-breaking fire season. New Leger survey looks at Canadians' thoughts on shoplifting and retail safety measures. Man and dog injured by a trio of raccoons in Kitsilano.
Cash is coming for vandalized Vancouver businesses, but some say it's too late. The federal government is launching a three-year pilot project aimed at addressing shortages for employers who hire migrant labourers. The Fraser Valley Chambers of Commerce is urging the province to Speed Up the Expansion of Highway 1. The Vancouver School Board reveals it's considering selling a prime piece of land.
We Should Be Friends is a group dedicated to making friends in the lonely city of Vancouver. Guest: Katrina Martin - Founder, We Should Be Friends
Research groups are sounding the alarm after reports of three whales struck by ships off BC. Was the 2023 Pride Parade a success? Saturday marked the 34th anniversary of the disappearance of 3-year-old Casey Rose Bohun. We Should Be Friends is a group dedicated to making friends in the lonely city of Vancouver.
The first RSV vaccine for older adults has been approved by Health Canada. A Stanley Park fire is under investigation. Revolutionizing transit maintenance. Whether driving a standard vehicle, an RV, or hitching a trailer to the back, tire safety can sometimes be an afterthought for Canadians hitting the road for summer long weekends.
Richard Wolak comes on to highlight some incredibly diverse eating options in the West End!
Name: VanLove Sushi & more Location: 1755 Robson Street Cuisine: Ukrainian sushi
Name: Latin Square Location: 105 Davie Street Cuisine: Latin American (including Colombian, Brazilian, Chilean, Argentinean and Mexican),
Name: Gurkha Himalayan Kitchen Location: 1141 Davie Street Cuisine: Himalayan and Nepalese
Name: Bombay Kitchen Location: 1061 Denman Street Cuisine: Indian
All of these restaurants are participating in our Tasting Plates Westend food tour! Wednesday September 6th from 6pm - 10pm Ultra Early-bird Tickets $49 per person through August 11, 2023
Tickets available online through Eventbrite
Guest: Richard Wolak - Editor/Publisher vancouverfoodster.com
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has released the 2023 edition of its annual Gas Tax Honesty Report. Petition is calling to stop car traffic in Stanley Park until the province's fire risk is reduced. Interest rate hikes have caused a modest decline in Canadian home prices, but there's no freefall in sight. Metro Vancouver moving to Stage 2 water restrictions beginning August 4th.
The International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), in partnership with Natural Resources Canada and the City of Kamloops, is hosting a training program next week to prepare structural fire fighters for the dangers and hazards of wildfires. Guest: Mike Carter - IAFF 6th District Vice President (representing Western Canada) Guest: Mark Brise - a Kamloops fire fighter and member of IAFF Local 913
This whale may be the largest animal ever, and we have no idea how it got that big! Guest: Hans Thewissen - a paleontologist and whale evolution expert at Northeast Ohio Medical University
The latest travel news with Claire Newell of Travel Best Bets! Delta Police are utilizing innovation & technology to locate a high-risk missing individual! How does it work? STOP. DRINKING. BORAX. The International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), in partnership with Natural Resources Canada and the City of Kamloops, is hosting a training program next week to prepare structural fire fighters for the dangers and hazards of wildfires.
Delta Police are utilizing innovation & technology to locate a high-risk missing individual! How does it work? Guest: Sergeant Jim Ingram - Delta Police Sergeant
Businesses in Gastown are closing because of crime. Vancouver is aiming to discourage single-detached houses by shrinking them. Eating disorder specialists are issuing a warning to people using Ozempic for weight loss. Traffic fatalities are dominating headlines in Vancouver. Where's the solution?
New cigarette warning labels are coming into effect this week. A new tentative deal could mean ‘long-term stability' for BC port workers. Recently proposed bike highways could make biking easier and more accessible across Metro Vancouver. JJ Bean announces the closure of its Woodwards location.
FINALLY! Transit service in the Fraser Valley is to resume after a long strike. Remembering the great things Pat Carney did for the Chinatown community A massive road safety enforcement effort is returning significant results! Fowl play: Police rescue a chicken after it was seen being beaten by three teenagers.
ABC Councilor Sarah Kirby Yung joins us to discuss her thoughts on restoring two-way access for cars along Beach Avenue. Nanaimo Mayor Leonard Krog weighs in on the BC Ferries communications fiasco. Tips on how to keep your car from being stolen! Finally, the WIERDEST things people have left behind in an Evo!
ABC Councilor Sarah Kirby Yung joins us to discuss her thoughts on restoring two way access for cars along Beach Avenue. Guest: Sarah Kirby Yung - ABC councilor
Two-thirds of portfolios have changed hands in this morning's major cabinet shuffle in Ottawa. The latest travel news with Claire Newell of Travel Best Bets! BC Children's Hospital issues warning about TikTok challenges involving fire. BC is seeing a dramatic rise in shoplifting.
At least four Liberal ministers won't be running in the next federal election, and experts say a cabinet shuffle is expected this week! Concerns are growing over the number of illegal Airbnb listings flooding the Vancouver market. The Amber Alert search continues for 8-year-old Aurora Bolton and 10-year-old Joshuah Bolton. Some recent BC drownings are prompting calls for further safety education.
The Amber Alert search continues for 8-year-old Aurora Bolton and 10-year-old Joshuah Bolton. How unusual is it for an Amber Alert to go on for 6+ days? Guest: Patricia Hung - President Missing Persons and Police Partnerships
The Amber Alert search continues for 8-year-old Aurora Bolton and 10-year-old Joshuah Bolton. Guest: Cpl. Vanessa Munn - Media Relations Officer Surrey RCMP
Some new programs and the establishing of some new policing standards will help provide support for sexual assault survivors. City of Vancouver to close down Yaletown overdose prevention site. Why air conditioners can be a problematic solution to extreme heat. Too Good To Go is the world's #1 solution for reducing food waste. How does it work?
The city of Vancouver is set to close down a Yaletown overdose prevention site Guest: Peter Meiszner - Vancouver City Councilor
Some new programs and the establishing of some new policing standards will help provide support for sexual assault survivors. Guest: Angela Marie MacDougall - Executive Director, Battered Women’s Support Society
New Chinatown office for City of Vancouver to be named after a Chinese-Canadian trailblazer. Celebrating the remarkable achievements of those aged 70 and beyond The best ways to conserve water this summer! A BC couple is launching a hunger strike to protest the pickleball noise near their house. Tips and tricks to avoid food poisoning as the weather heats up!
The KinVillage 7 over 70 Gala is on September 16, 2023, at the Tsawwassen Springs Ballroom. This event celebrates seven remarkable individuals who exemplify aging well in their 70s and beyond while supporting our mission of providing essential services to older adults. Guest: Dan Levitt - CEO, Kin Village
How will the transition to the Surrey Police Service impact other communities? The latest travel news with Claire Newell of Travel Best Bets! Fraser Health is set to launch a $9 million robotic surgery program. How will this benefit patients? A new survey shows that the Highway 4 closure cost Tofino and Ucluelet businesses around $44 million. 3 in 5 Canadians say that the latest increase to the Bank of Canada's rate will further hurt their finances.
A longtime Vancouver brewery says a mural on it's building HAS to be removed because it violates city bylaws, even though it's been there for over a decade. Guest: Sarah Kirby-Yung - Vancouver City Councillor
What if you could drop your drugs off at a vending machine that lets you know they’re safe in seconds, without any stigma? UBC researchers will take one step closer to that goal this week when they take a prototype testing robot to Shambhala Music Festival in Salmo, B.C. Guest: Dr. Jason Hein - Associate Professor in the Chemistry department at UBC
Reactions are POURING in over Mike Farnworth's decision to stick with the Surrey Police force transition. Guest: Richard Zussman - Global BC Reporter based at the legislature Guest: Mike Bose - Surrey City Councillor Guest: Hamish Telford - Associate Professor of Political Science, University of the Fraser Valley Guest: Wally Oppal - Former Attorney General, Former Chair of the Surrey Police Transition Task Force
An Australian man and his dog were recently rescued by a Mexican tuna boat after drifting 3 months in the Pacific Ocean. Guest: Dr. Justin A. D'Arienzo - Board Certified Clinical Psychologist
The Vancouver Park Board has approved a proposed land use agreement from MetroVancouver, more specifically, the Greater Vancouver Water District, for the construction of a tunnel spanning 1.4 kilometres under Stanley Park and the installation of a new water main. This main is a critical piece of infrastructure for the region linking the water main that carries water from North Vancouver across Burrard Inlet and the water main that carries water into Vancouver, Richmond, and other neighbouring municipalities and First Nations communities. Guest: Scott Jensen - ABC Park Board Chair
Delta Police Chief Dubord pens an open letter addressing decriminalization. A Hollywood producer is helping creative professionals find work again. Workers at three high-end downtown hotels vote in favour of strike action. A truck with an oversized load hits a Delta overpass along Highway 99. Why are so many trucks hitting overpasses?!
A paper published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal is calling for the expansion and further research of using prescription stimulants to treat harm reduction. Guest: Dr. Scott MacDonald - a physician at Providence Health Care’s Crosstown Clinic, co-authored the article
The city's decision to reactivate Vancouver's fountains that use drinking water is being questioned amid drought concerns. Speaking of Vancouver, the city has already handed out $70k in fines for people improperly watering lawns. Why is immigration-loving Canada suddenly worried about immigration? As rents soar, tenants are organizing local protests. What's needed for a national housing movement?
A Vancouver bar owner is finally getting a liquor primary licence... $40K and 18 months later. BC officially sets a single-use plastic requirement. Vancouver's Last Call Pilot Project expands anonymous reporting tool city-wide Our Governor General expensed $71,000 in limo fees for a four-day Iceland trip in 2022.
A tentative deal has been reached between employers and port workers in the strike that has halted shipments in and out of British Columbia for nearly two weeks. Easy ways to conserve water this summer! The Vancouver Park Board is set to decide on a major construction project in Stanley Park. Four years after the passage of a law on abandoned boats, only TWO fines have been levied.
The Vancouver Park Board is set to decide on a major construction project in Stanley Park. Guest: Tricia Barker - Former Park Board Commissioner
The Bank of Canada is raising its policy rate 25 basis points. The latest travel news with Claire Newell of Travel Best Bets! Business Groups are calling for action to end the port strike. What is the status of Vancouver’s tiny shelter pilot project?
As drought conditions worsen, BC residents are being urged to take shorter showers in an effort to conserve water. Members of Congress are growing concerned about what they say is a shortage of agents on the Canada-U.S. border. Car crashes occurring to/from work are the leading cause of workplace death in BC. Beware of Amazon Prime Day scams!
A video of Vancouver mayor Ken Sim shotgunning a beer at a Kitsilano street party is drawing mixed reactions online. A "Thumbs up" emoji is costing a Saskatchewan farmer $82,000. How is the port strike impacting small businesses? Vancouver animation production house Slap Happy Cartoons will develop & produce the series The Beachcombers Animated.
Vancouver animation production house Slap Happy Cartoons is developing & producing the series The Beachcombers Animated! Slap Happy is well known for its animated series made for families and kids. Guest: Josh Mepham - One of the four partners for Slap Happy
The one and only Richard Wolak comes on to reveal some of the best culinary date-night experiences in BC!
Five Sails Restaurant - 999 Canada Pl Suite 410, Vancouver
Acre Through the Seasons - 8400 West Rd #115, Richmond
BCD Culinary Academy - 20542 Fraser Hwy #107, Langley
Missing Chopsticks - 13880 Wireless Way #130, Richmond
L'Abattoir - 217 Carrall St, Vancouver
Guest: Richard Wolak - Editor/Publisher vancouverfoodster.com
Former PM Stephen Harper is seeking closer conservative ties with controversial Hungarian government. Air quality advisories are being issued for parts of Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. An Alberta hiker's been fined $7,500 for shooting a black bear in Jasper National Park. Police say that a man was arrested for DRUNK CANOEING on Christina Lake.
City Councillor Christine Boyle is introducing a motion to extend/renew modular housing leases. What does Meta’s Twitter Competitor “Threads” mean for social media in Canada? Ontario wants to expand Bruce Power, Canada's first new large-scale nuclear build in 3 decades. A new study finds two-thirds of Canadian employees are quiet quitting!
More and more seniors are living in larger homes with empty bedrooms. Guest: Doug Gibson - Real estate agent From Stilhavn Real Estate Services
Ontario wants to expand Bruce Power, Canada's first new large-scale nuclear build in 3 decades. Guest: Chris Keefer - President, Canadians For Nuclear Energy
The latest travel news with Claire Newell from Travel Best Bets! Stanley Park’s dead trees are leading to a serious wildfire concern. Taylor Swift drops 14 new international dates for her Eras Tour...NONE OF WHICH ARE IN CANADA!
More and more employees are secretly travelling while working remotely. Why is "Hush travel" a growing trend? Guest: Danielle Riddle - CEO of Inspired Travel Group
How did Harbour Air deal with long weekend travel? How will Port of Vancouver Strike impact supply chain? Youth related violence on the rise in West Vancouver. Hush travel is a new trend for employees that work remotely.
Confusion at Twitter continues over Elon Musk's tweet limits. The BC port strike enters day 3 after negotiations fail to reach a deal. Trudeau says he's 'open' to making more changes to O Canada's lyrics. We bring on pop culture expert Steve Stebbing to talk about what upcoming movies are worth checking out!
On the Show today with Guest Host Rob Fai:
How not to get lost in the woods during summer
Ambulance Paramedics of BC launch #beprepared Summer Campaign
CVMA calls for immediate resolution to Port of Vancouver labour dispute
The 2023 World Happiness Report is providing some much needed insight into what makes a country/person happy. Guest: John Helliwell
Guest: Brian Kingston, President & CEO of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association
Looking ahead to what is expected to be a very busy weekend for BC Ferries. Remembering Canada's favourite sex educator. Meta and Google announce news blocking following the passing of Bill C-18. How might the cruise industry be impacted by a possible port workers strike?
Jill and Maureen McGrath of the Sunday Night Health Show pay tribute to the late Sue Johanson, Canada’s favourite sex educator, who recently passed away at 93. Guest: Maureen McGrath - Host of the Sunday Night Health Show right here on CKNW
The province is giving 10-million dollars to provide up to eight-thousand air conditioning units to vulnerable residents. The latest travel news with Claire Newell! An unplanned, extended refit that has removed a ship from BC ferries' service and will decrease overall passenger and vehicle capacity between Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay. Park Board approves designs for new and improved dog off-leash areas in city parks
Increasing competition to keep grocery prices in check. Whitecaps FC is set to host Vancouver’s largest drag happy hour on Saturday, July 8th ahead of their 10th anniversary pride match. What more can governments do to adapt to climate change? We'll soon be into the July/August months when BC kids will be enjoying summer overnight camps.
Could rain gardens be the thing that saves salmon from toxic tire chemicals? Guest: Dr. Timothy Rodgers - Postdoctoral fellow, Institute for resources, environment and sustainability, UBC
YVR is marking the beginning of summer travel by introducing new measures & digital tools to better serve passengers. A Vancouver realtor has created a GPT-powered AI tool to hep people find a home. Should Surrey taxpayers be on the hook for Doug McCallum's legal fees? What lies ahead for Canada following the country's involvement in the Titan sub implosion?
The North Vancouver district is growing impatient as the RCMP are failing to remove ‘hateful’ overpass protesters. Distracted driving on the rise across British Columbia. Canada is officially banning cosmetic testing on animals. A new biodegradable gel is showing promise for cartilage regeneration.
A new poll shows sistracted driving is on the rise across British Columbia. Guest: Mario Canseco - President, ResearchCo
To balance the budget, an average property tax increase of 9% each year would be needed, which equates to an additional $116 per year for a median strata property. Would you eat lab-grown chicken? Port Coquitlam to increase fines to smoking bylaws. The benefits of a "15-minute city".
Radiologists warn 'dangerously long' wait times could worsen as B.C. clinics risk closure Dr. Charlotte Yong-Hing - President, BC Radiological Society
What is the importance of National Indigenous People’s Day? Wilson Williams - Squamish First Nation elected councillor
Talaysay Tours provides uniquely native outdoor cultural tours on the Sunshine Coast Candace Campo - Owner/Operator of Talaysay Tours
Surrey Police Union Receives Final Report on Councillor Stutt Darin Sheppard - Surrey Police Union Executive
Rescuers ‘target’ underwater noises in hunt for lost Titanic sub David Chen - Former Tec Deep Instructor
Death Reimagined: How to Get Your ShT together Michelle Unsworth-Foote - Author, How to Get Your ShT together (so your loved ones don’t have to do it for you
Plucky pig charges bear and defends her farm in encounter caught on video Crystal Walls - Barbie Q’s Owner
Radiologists warn 'dangerously long' wait times could worsen as B.C. clinics risk closure Dr. Charlotte Yong-Hing - President, BC Radiological Society
The police drama continues in Surrey. A Langley girl is being excluded from a class field trip to Cultus Lake. Concerns are being raised over missing Titanic sub's use of video game controllers & ‘improvised’ parts. A days-long homelessness protest begins outside Barrie city hall.
Concerns are being raised over South Memorial Park Pond. Guest: Brennan Bastyovansky - ABC Park Board Commissioner
continuing coverage of the Surrey police drama! Today marks the release of the Canadian Rental Housing Index, a comprehensive database of rental housing statistics using data from the latest long-form census as part of a partnership between housing and municipal associations across Canada. We bring on an ICBC rep to share some tips for road test success!
Is “wine on tap” something which we can expect to see more of out there in the future? Guest: Tania Tomaszewska - Strategic business advisor to the BC Wine Industry
Demands for 911 services are surging ahead of the summer, with 21% more calls in 2023. A project working to improve travel for Highway 99 commuters hit a major milestone. Ships are set to use AI to protect BC whales from underwater noise pollution! Pressure continues to mount on Mendicino to resign over Bernardo transfer briefings.
BC Greens are calling for reform amid the province's healthcare crisis. The latest travel news with Claire Newell from Travel Best Bets! Beatles fans are sharing mixed reactions after Paul McCartney announced a "new" song by the Fab Four will be released this year. BC siblings are speaking out after dad passes away at Surrey Memorial Hospital
We are witnessing a growing trend in home security; more and more people are joining a closed-circuit camera registry, so police investigators can access your videos. The lack of access to a road in Hope has landlocked three families at a farm. We learn more about what to expect from Trump's Miami court appearance.
Fire crews are still working hard to contain the blaze at Tumbler Ridge. Home owner in Hope set to lose access to property later this week. PayByPhone is adding an additional service charge. Is this a cash grab? Bellingham is still waiting on buyers from BC to return.
ER wait-times and healthcare in BC. Donald Trump's been indicted. What does this mean for his presidential run? The Toronto Blue Jays have announced they are ditching pitcher Anthony Bass in the wake of his controversial comments about the LGBT community.
How do high gas prices impact industries like the taxi industry? BC Green party leader Sonia Furstenau reacts to Adrian Dix's Surrey Memorial Hospital announcement. The challenges surrounding artificial intelligence, and how we better need to potentially protect ourselves.
The Bank of Canada is raising the key interest rate to its highest level in 22 years. How is this impacting YOUR wallet? The latest travel news with Claire Newell of Travel Best Bets! Lastly, we bring on Global's Richard Zussman to break down Adrian Dix's press conference on the Surrey Memorial Hospital crisis.
Today, the Surrey Police Union launched a new website, DispatchNow.ca. The website calls for swift action from Mayor Brenda Locke to follow provincial recommendations to transition to a local police service. The Vancouver Park Board is closing the Second beach pool in the mornings. In summer?! How are people dealing with the cost of groceries? Is there a chance we might see a reprieve?
ICBC expands usage-based insurance with new discount for B.C. drivers Greg Harper - Media Relations Advisor, ICBC
More on ICBC usage based insurance Todd Litman - Executive Director, Victoria Transport Policy Institute
Why can’t people in BC access private health care when the public system is in crisis? Dr. Brian Day - Owner of Cambie Surgery Centre
Expanded Care Options at B.C. Pharmacies Christine Antler - Region Director of Pharmacy at Pharmasave
B.C. setting housing targets for 10 municipalities Mike Little - Mayor of District of North Vancouver
Public Engagement for a new Granville Street Sarah Kirby-Yung - Vancouver City Councillor
June is National Indigenous History Month (NIHM) Ashley Michel - a self taught seamstress, artist and entrepreneur
On today's show:Bus drivers worry about lack of snow tires, TransLink has no plans to make the switch.Tech expert uses indoor security camera to catch mouse!Vancouver park board to vote on removing separated Stanley Park bike lane.The best local restaurants offering international cuisine!
I will be talking about some international cuisines featuring these local restaurants that have opened within the past few years. For most of these there are only one or a handful of restaurants locally that feature these noted cuisines: Union Latino Foods - Colombian Saba Foods-- Yemeni Ofra's Kitchen -- Israeli Cayenne Bistro & Grill -- East African/Indian fusion Zarak on Main - Afghan Moltaqa Moroccan Restaurant Yaletown - Moroccan Baby Dahl Roti Shop – Trinidadian Arabesque Cafe & Bakery-- Syrian Guest: Richard Wolak - Editor & Publisher at VancouverFoodster.com, Host of the VanFoodster Podcast
Vancouver park board to vote on removing separated Stanley Park bike lane.Guest: Wally Oppal - lawyer representing Stanley Park’s Prospect Point Bar and Grill
Bus drivers are worrying about the lack of snow tires, but TransLink has no plans to make the switch.Guest: Balbir Mann - President, Unifor Local 111
On today's show:Ottawa's effort to ban assault-style firearms is getting plenty of pushback from across the aisle in the House of Commons and from a firearm advocacy group.Child-care savings kick in Dec. 1 but not all B.C. parents will get the benefits.Vancouver Co-op lease expires in 2023, more than 300 people and daycare at risk.
On today's show:
Snowfall mayhem delays Metro Vancouver commuters for hours Tuesday evening.
The latest travel news with Claire Newell!
Snowfall mayhem delays Metro Vancouver commuters for hours Tuesday evening.
This Canadian charity invents devices to make toys accessible for kids with disabilities.
Snowfall mayhem delays Metro Vancouver commuters for hours Tuesday evening. Guest: George Harvie - Mayor of Delta
On today's show:
Should SLO programs be eliminated from BC schools?
How will non-market housing create a more affordable city?
Will BC’s new foreign-trained doctor regulations help the medical crisis?
Why do Surrey Police need to be more transparent?
On today's show:
BC fiscal update reveals a surplus of $5.7 billion
Business analyst reacts to BC fiscal update surplus.
Supreme Court of Canada providing guidance on the limits of undercover police investigations in online spaces.
Time for our monthly book club!
Book Warehouse manager Mary-Ann Yazedijan comes on to give us a list of this month's MUST-READS. Fiction:
Galatea by Madeline Miller
Shrines of Gaiety by Kate Atkinson
Desert Star by Michael Connelly
Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver
Non-fiction:
Cold Case BC by Eve Lazarus
Playing the Long Game by Christine Sinclair
Guest: Mary-Ann Yazedijan - Manager, Book Warehouse
BC fiscal update reveals a surplus of $5.7 billion Guest: Selina Robinson - Minister of Finance
On today's show:
Man who harassed Amanda Todd may not get more jail time, says victim’s mother.
Employers who assist with transit costs to receive special designation
National Police Federation Welcomes Necessary and Effective Investments to Better Resource Specialized and Rural Policing in B.C.
Will BC be next to ban open-net fish farms?
Tomorrow is Black Friday - what to expect?
Tips on how to choose the best Christmas tree and how to keep it fresh throughout the season. Guest: Craig Lenske - Tree Lot Manager at Aunt Leah’s
TransLink has launched a new program that certifies & recognizes employers who subsidize transit passes of their employees. Guest: Kevin Quinn - CEO, Translink
Man who harassed Amanda Todd may not get more jail time, says victim’s mother. Guest: Carol Todd - Mother of Amanda Todd and Founder of the Amanda Todd Legacy Society
This is the official debut of our new monthly wine segment! Guest: Tania Tomaszewska - Banking lawyer turned wine professional.
The Nutcracker is synonymous with Christmas and now that it is back things feel right again.
Eric Chapman talk to Chan-Hon Goh Director of the Goh Ballet Academy, about this years show and what it means to be back.
On today's show:
Why aren’t the RCMP disclosing the number of police in Surrey?
Is the Speculation and Vacancy Tax creating affordable housing?
Inflation has BC drivers pumping the breaks on buying new cars
The naked truth about online sextortion
On today's show:
Leaked report buried by David Eby reveals NDP ignored serious mismanagement at BC Housing.
Should police be responding to mental health calls?
What's the WORST gift you've ever received?
Divers resurface WWII mystery in the Bermuda Triangle!
How are realtors reacting to the lifting of rental restrictions? Guest: Aaron Jasper - Realtor at Royal LePage Sussex
On today's show:
Health Canada officials say a large foreign supply of children's ibuprofen and acetaminophen is expected to start showing up on pharmacy and retail shelves next week.
Canadian government investing in marine emergency preparedness, response and partnerships as part of the next phase of the Oceans Protection Plan.
Newly sworn-in Premier Eby announces BC Hydro rebate and BC Affordability Credit.
On today's show:
Former Surrey mayor Doug McCallum acquitted on public mischief charge
Patrons at Cafe Deux Soleils on Commercial Drive robbed at gunpoint.
BC Premier David Eby announces new repeat offender response teams & public safety plan.
Patrons at Cafe Deux Soleils on Commercial Drive robbed at gunpoint. Guest: Steve Addison - VPD Media Relations Officer
On today's show:
Open Letter calling on incoming Premier Eby and Ministers Dix and Whiteside to reinstate universal masking immediately, with a supporting information campaign.
City of Surrey's Attendance Support Program is relaunching in 2023
As cost of living rises, pet owners praise veterinarian care but say it costs too much.
New cops and nurses & helping Chinatown among first items on new Vancouver council agenda.
Brad West introduced as new Chair of the Mayor’s Council.
Farmers meet with BC Liberal agriculture critic Ian Paton to discuss slow rollout of relief funding. Guest: David Jennings - farmer based in Merritt
On today's show:
BC Liberal Party set to become BC United.
The latest travel news with Claire Newell!
Donald Trump announces he’s running for president in 2024
On today's show:
Surrey Council votes to keep RCMP.
Farmers slow to receive relief funding from provincial government.
Poll shows that the rising cost of food is impacting the habits of British Columbians.
On today's show:
BC farmers mark one-year anniversary of atmospheric river flood.
Adventurer Melanie Vogel becomes first woman to complete a coast-to-coast-to-coast hike on the Trans Canada Trail!
Trader Joe’s in Bellingham broke their store sales record on Friday.
On today's show:
Homelessness is one of the many struggles that veterans face.
Port Moody hatches bat plan!
One-on-one with the author of Our Fathers' Footsteps
On today's show:
Surrey Police Officers sign pledge opposing Mayor Brenda Locke’s plan to reinstate RCMP.
Comparing the performance of Universal Health Care countries in 2022.
Unions reporting a high turnover for airport screeners as holiday travel season looms.
Big White Ski Resort set to open a week from today!
On today's show:
Vancouver Police Department set to present social spending report.
The latest travel news with Claire Newell!
Sarah Kirby-Yung has tabled a motion to council based on insight from the Vancouver delegation's trip to San Francisco.
Ending food waste and saving money in Vancouver. Guest: Sarah Soteroff - Good to Go Spokesperson
Vancouver health authority says a shop's cat can't come back Guest: Emily Black - master's student at the University of British Columbia who regularly shops at Top Ten.
On today's show:
Business improvement associations call on local & provincial governments for financial support to address property crime epidemic.
Local apartment tenants left shivering for over a month, with no timeline in sight for heating fix.
Vancouver health authority says a shop's cat can't come back
The Council of the Federation says no deal has been reached between Health Ministers to secure a meeting between the prime minister and premiers on health care funding and changes to the health care transfers
Housing market facing high rates and slowing economy in 2023. Guest: Brendon Ogmundson - Chief Economist BC Real Estate Association
BC native part of student team that invented Lassie 2.0 life alert system for service dogs. Guest: Brandon Lindsay - former member of the NAIT biomedical engineering technology team that developed the Lassie 2.0 project
Concerns being raised over Canadian Blood Services paid-plasma contracting. Guest: Usman Mushtaq - Coordinator, BC Health Coalition
On today's show:
New Hotel tax to support major tourist events
An open letter from the business community says that Canada and the United States MUST restore service to NEXUS and FAST applicants.
THE BEAVER BLOOD MOON: 2022's last lunar eclipse taking place taking place November 8th!
Suspect from Vancouver police public warning back in custody.
Professional food lover Richard Wolak joins us to divulge some of his favourite restaurants/food trucks! Here's his list:
Local Pizzaiolo
Planted Love Truck
Archer Dining
Impostori Trattoria
Mount Pleasant Vintage and Provisions
Afuri Ramen and Dumplings
Eva Schnitzelhaus
Guest: Richard Wolak - Editor & Publisher at VancouverFoodster.com, Host of the VanFoodster Podcast
On today's show:
Corrosion, damage, & overgrown vegetation are the reasons behind the cancellation of the Stanley Park Bright Nights train.
Air Canada & WestJet launch legal battles to overturn orders to compensate passengers for cancelled flights.
This past week, ABC elected officials and campaign staffers have been telling the media that one of the first acts of the new majority Park Board will be to remove the protected bike lane from Stanley Park Drive for the winter, redesign it, and reinstall a new design in time for next summer.
On today's show:
Demolishing viaducts to be on new Vancouver city council agenda.
Ottawa’s fiscal update shows inflation will chart Canada’s economic fate.
Are there bands that don’t want to acknowledge fans want to hear the hits, not the new stuff?
On today's show:
The latest in travel news with Clair Newell!
Halloween mayhem in Delta results in multiple reports of assaults and injuries.
A 70-year-old woman waited more than 4 hours for paramedics to arrive.
Learning more about every Michelin-Starred restaurant in Vancouver! Guest: Richard Wolak - Editor & Publisher at VancouverFoodster.com, Host of the VanFoodster Podcast
On today's show:
James Smith Cree Nation killer’s partner shares story of brutality, survival and hope.
Province makes permanent changes to regulations on rodent poisons, but gaps leave animals at risk.
The hospitality sector is getting a boost through expanded hours during the FIFA World Cup.
Surrey Teachers’ Association calls on Surrey MLAs and Surrey School Trustees to take urgent action in response to consistent and widespread loss of service and supports for all students, especially for our most vulnerable, which has led to massive disruptions in learning and violent incidents in classrooms.
On today's show:
BC's making a seismic shift in it's funding model to retain & attract more family doctors.
Animal Justice & Soi Dog Canada Challenge Dog Import Ban In Court
Family doctors in British Columbia are getting a significant raise under the province's new compensation model as part of a plan to address the crisis in the health care system.
5 stabbed in less than an hour as Halloween partygoers flood Vancouver streets Guest: Stacey Forrester - Good night out Coordinator
BC makes seismic shift in funding model to retain, attract more family doctors. Guest: Richard Zussman - Global News Journalist based at the legislature
On today's show:
Senate report finds Ottawa should help BC create better flood relief plan.
Every Michelin-Starred restaurant in Vancouver!
Canada’s top court says parts of the national sex offender registry are unconstitutional.
MLA Adam Olsen asks "What is taking so long to get (David Eby) up and running?"
Joe Biden stayed in London for free. Why did it cost Canada $400,000?
On today's show:
The Surrey Police Board (SPB) is still moving ahead with plans to transition the city from the RCMP to a new municipal police force, despite the election of a new mayor who's pledging to undo the switch.
BC Hydro crews continue to respond to weather-related power outages across BC.
We're learning more about the Canadian women released from an ISIS detainee camp in Syria.
Power line falls on man’s car, and he lives to tell the tale!
BC decides not to proceed with 2030 Olympic & Paralympic Bid.
On Today's Show:
The Bank of Canada has raised its key interest rate target by half a percentage point to 3.75 per cent and warned it believes it will have to raise rates further in its fight to bring inflation under control.
Travel news & deals with Claire Newell
Statistics Canada latest data released from the 2021 census showed 34.6 per cent of people in this country have no religious affiliation. More than ever before.
The body of a young female humpback whale has washed up near Malcolm Island off the northeast coast of Vancouver Island.
On today's show:
The death of RCMP Const. Shaelyn Yang in a Burnaby park is resonating with police forces throughout BC.
BC strata denies condo sale to family with three young children.
Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers has released its list of B-C's five most wanted criminals.
On today's show:
When will the gun freeze come into effect and will it work?
Canada's competition watchdog is launching a study into the grocery industry.
320 protection services officers will support safer workplaces for health-care workers.
320 protection services officers will support safer workplaces for health-care workers. Guest: Aman Grewal - BC Nurses Union President
When will the gun freeze come into effect and will it work? Guest: Tom Korski - Managing Editor, Blacklock’s Reporter
Community Contributor Eric Chapman went on a Halloween adventure to battle orcs and werewolves and end the curse put on the town of Ravencroft.
The Empty Chest is a non-profit society in British Columbia with an aim to create amazing adventures for everyone. We build entire worlds and narratives which immerse our guests into a true fantasy role. Whether they're shooting orcs with arrows, or running for their lives from a bloodthirsty zombie, we will make sure everyone's adventure is truly unique and amazing. We focus our events throughout the year, during Halloween and Christmas, as well as Spring and Summer. https://www.theemptychest.com/
On today's show:
Canada’s freeze on buying, selling handguns is now in effect.
Poll shows concerns about opioid crisis stagnant in Canada.
David Eby says housing, health care and safety are his priorities as BC premier.
StatsCan releases August retail sales numbers, and legal pot sales in BC hit and all-time high this summer. Guest: Mike Babins - Owner of Evergreen Cannabis on West 4th in Kitsilano
On today's show:
David Eby to be next BC premier as NDP disqualifies Anjali Appadurai from leadership race.
Hedley frontman Jacob Hoggard sentenced to 5 years in prison
Downtown Van is proud to announce the “Storefront Security Grant.” This new program offers funding to businesses in the Downtown Vancouver district that have been impacted by criminal activity that has resulted in destruction or damage to their storefronts.
No more bully offers in real estate in Greater Vancouver! Guest: Doug Gibson - Real estate agent From Stilhavn Real Estate Services
Gregory Ould of Blanket BC is asking British Columbians to give warmth this winter. Guest: Gregory Ould - Executive Director, Blanket BC Society
On today's show:
Talking BC NDP turmoil with Rob Shaw!
The air quality rating is 10+ in the Fraser Valley, and it doesn't get much worse than that.
The Vancouver Undrip Task Force released their first report today.
Flu shots and bivailent COVID shots with Jason Tetro!
BC NDP brass terrified of grassroots democracy says Dogwood. Guest: Kai Nagata - Dogwood Communications Director
Talking BC NDP turmoil with Rob Shaw! Guest: Rob Shaw - CHEK News legislative correspondent.
Michael Sandler of Nurses and Nurse Practitioners of British Columbia joins us for a conversation on workplace safety for nurses. Guest: Michael Sandler - Nurse and CEO at Nurses and Nurse Practitioners of British Columbia
On today's show:
BC Liberal Leader Kevin Falcon reacts to municipal election results.
BIG change in the City of Vancouver: New councilor Mike Klassen!
Recapping the municipal election with George Affleck.
Some high school students in Chilliwack are using positivity to fight back against transphobia. Guest: Isabella Oberst - High School Student in Chilliwack
BC Liberal Leader Kevin Falcon reacts to municipal election. Guest: Kevin Falcon - BC Liberal Leader
On today's show:
What does the future of policing look like in Surrey?
Some screen time better than none during children’s concussion recovery
It’s a lock: Brenda Locke defeats Doug McCallum to become new mayor
What are priorities for the incoming ABC Park Board Majority?
What are priorities for the incoming ABC Park Board Majority? Guest: Scott Jensen - Incoming ABC Park Board Commissioner
On today's show:
How will digital solutions strengthen Canadian supply chains?
Is the U.S. Nexus trusted-traveler program being held hostage by the U.S.?
Can video games trigger life-threatening heart conditions?
Remember when Mr. Peanut ran for mayor?
So much research into candidates and parties would a ward system help simplify the process? Community contributor Eric Chapman takes a look.
On today's show:
Never fear, BC Hydro’s here to protect BC from the impacts of climate change!
What costs more in Canada than anywhere else in the world?
Breaking the systemic barriers against people with facial differences
If aliens contacted Earth, how would we decode their messages?
Kanye West said some pretty horrible things and the reaction from the public and celebrities has been little to none.
This is just another example of Jewish Hate being ignored so community Contributor Eric Chapman spoke with Rabbi Dan from Temple Shalom about what it feels like to be ignored. Again.
On today's show:
This victim of a Cryptocurrency Scam is speaking out.
BC Coroner’s Report reveals staggering number of deaths among unhoused people
Travel news with Claire Newell!
The importance of destigmatizing male domestic violence
How is inflation impacting charities in Metro Vancouver? Guest: Robin McConnell - Manager of Transitions and Initiatives for Family Services of Metro Vancouver
The latest report from BC Coroner’s reveals a staggering number of deaths among unhoused people. Guest: Sarah Blyth - Advocate for the DTES and Executive Director for the Overdose Prevention Society
On today's show:
Discussing the significance of Hockey Canada’s CEO and Board of Directors stepping down.
A rise in theft is shattering local businesses.
Okanagan wine is literally -- and figuratively -- in Vogue!
Izzy the Pomeranian's WILD ride!
On today's show:
Is Andrea Skinner’s resignation enough to amend Hockey Canada’s reputation?
VPD received over 1,200 calls this weekend – what’s with the rise in crime, and how can it be prevented?
How did Aritzia develop its cult-like following?
A glimpse into the competitive world of growing giant gourds.
On today's show:
Why BC Pharmacists are welcoming expanded powers with open arms
Mohammed Majidpour arrested for stranger assault.
How to cook a turkey without getting salmonella!
How a local Indigenous Pop Star found catharsis with “Real Talk”
Mohammed Majidpour has been arrested for stranger assault. Jamie Coutts, who was once followed by Mohammed, comes on to share her reaction. Guest: Jamie Coutts - Woman followed by man arrested for stranger assault
On today's show:
Canadians may see a jump in businesses adding credit card surcharges as restrictions on the practice lift this week, though research from the Bank of Canada shows consumers have long been paying extra because of the payment option.
Hundreds of nurses from around the province took part in a demonstration on Wednesday afternoon in downtown Vancouver.
Government announces more supports for the restaurant industry.
On today's show:
Why does Hockey Canada continue defending their actions?
Weekly check in with Claire Newell
Local rodeos under fire for their treatment of animals
Internet users beware – online scams have increased by 87%
On today's show:
Would replacing the police with community-led initiatives improve crime in Vancouver?
What caused the decline of physical activity with Canadian children and youth?
What happened during today’s Hockey Canada hearing?
How did a burn victim defy the odds and become an NHL player? Jill speaks one on one with Aaron Volpatti!
On today's show:
The return of the BC Legislature
Why is it important for Vancouverites to stand in solidarity with Iran?
How can we fix BC's low voter turnout rate for municipal elections?
Erin Bury, CEO of Willful, Canada’s “do it yourself” online, legal will creating platform discusses the importance for all British Columbians to have a will
Stewart Prest, Professor of Political Science at Simon Fraser University, discusses how BC can improve on its low voter turnout for municipal elections.
Mahan Zaeri, local activist discusses why it is important that Vancouverites pay attention to the current situation in Iran and the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian woman who died while in the custody of Iran’s so-called morality police for reportedly wearing her hijab too loosely.
Richard Zussman, legislative reporter for Global BC discusses what to expect during the fall's legislative session.
An event to encourage young people to get into flying this weekend has been canceled. So what exactly happened? Guest: Kristen Brazier - Pilot and founder of the event
On today's show:
Poll finds positive views on state of health care dropping in British Columbia
New tools aim to improve care for people experiencing substance use stigma.
The financial future of British Columbians looks bleak, according to BDO Canada’s fifth annual Affordability Index.
On today's show:
The health care system is in crisis. How can we fix it?
Mayors are calling on federal government to accelerate new Permanent Transit Fund to support transit expansion plans.
NDP leadership hopeful David Eby pitches ‘flipping’ tax, secondary suite legalization.
First Nations man, granddaughter handcuffed at bank in 2019, make ground-breaking agreement with VPD. Guest: Maxwell Johnson - Heiltsuk Grandfather
On today's show:
Reacting to David Eby's housing affordability proposal
The latest travel news with Claire Newell
Growing frustrations over BC's catch and release bail system
NDP leadership candidate David Eby proposes Flipping Tax, secondary suite changes to address housing. Here to discuss this announcement is Global News' Richard Zussman. Guest: Richard Zussman - Global News Reporter Legislature Reporter
On today's show:
Delta seniors housing co-op criticized for plan to ban couples living together unless they are spouses.
BC animal law lawyer Rebeka Breder says pets should be recognized as family.
The British Columbia Liberal Party could soon have a new name.
The British Columbia Liberal Party could soon have a new name. Guest: Stewart Prest - Political Scientist at Quest University in Squamish
Should pets be legally considered a part of the family. Animal law lawyer Rebeka Breder say yes! Guest: Rebeka Breder - Animal Law Lawyer, Breder Law Corporation
Delta seniors housing co-op criticized for plan to ban couples living together unless they are spouses. Guest: Kathleen Ruff - BC’s first director of the Human Rights Branch, who is taking the case to the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal
On today's show:
YVR is welcoming today's announcement from the federal government that all remaining COVID-19 measures for air travel will be lifted on Saturday.
Global News exclusive: Saskatchewan stabbing suspect’s wife says she called RCMP 24 hours before murders.
Private liquor stores are still feeling the pain because they can't get their shelves stocked
How is the cruise industry reacting to the soon-to-be-dropped COVID mandates?
Private liquor stores are still feeling the pain because they can't get their shelves stocked. Guest: Jeff Guignard - Executive Director, ABLE BC (BC's Alliance of Beverage Licensees)
On today's show:
Some BC families will see big savings in child-care fees.
Inflation & labour challenges are stifling growth in Metro Vancouver.
A Newfoundland hospital switched them at birth. Fifty-three years later, a DNA test brought them together!
BC families with children in licensed child care from kindergarten and younger will see their child-care fees drop by up to 550-dollars a month starting in December. Guest: Alison Merton - Director of the Early Years Department at Collingwood Neighbourhood House
On today's show:
Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie says British Columbia ranks last among Canada's provinces and territories in providing key financial support for seniors.
Sechelt, B.C. moves to severely restrict short-term rentals.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has agreed to let a cabinet order enforcing mandatory COVID-19 vaccination requirements at the Canadian border to expire Sept. 30, according to two senior government sources.
Pizza Hut Robson location trials robots to deliver small pizzas within 1km of the location.
Sechelt, BC moves to severely restrict short-term rentals. Guest: Darnelda Siegers - Sechelt Mayor
Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie says British Columbia ranks last among Canada's provinces and territories in providing key financial support for seniors. Guest: Isobel Mackenzie - BC Seniors Advocate
On today's show:
26 BC specialists pen an open Letter to Adrian Dix.
The latest travel news with Claire Newell.
In response to the recent decision to ban the importation of dogs from other countries at high-risk for rabies, Veterinarians Without Borders (VWB) hosted a free virtual roundtable discussion to explore what comes next for international animal rescues.
26 specialists across BC have penned an open Letter to Adrian Dix. Guest: Lane Dielwart - Kelowna orthopaedic surgeon and president of the BC Orthopaedic Association
On today's show:
How do AMBER Alerts work?
Why are grocery prices rising when inflation rates are cooling?
How social media is detrimental to the survival of Black Bears
A former DFO fishery officer has a new book out with some wild stories about fish poaching.
A three-year-old B-C boy is receiving medical treatment and his mother has been arrested after police allege the youngster was taken from hospital in Vancouver. Vancouver police, who issued the original Amber Alert, say an investigation into the case is underway. Guest: Amanda Pick - CEO of the Missing Children’s Society of Canada
The fight against the Stanley Park Bike Lane returned to the Human Rights Tribunal last week. Guest: Clea Parfitt - Co-Counsel for complainants against Stanley Park Bike Lane
On today's show:
Riot breaks out at PNE Amphitheatre Sunday after music festival headliner cancels.
The world says goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II.
The coroner's report came out last week revealing that we are breaking records in the toxic drug crisis.
Recap of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.
Riot breaks out at PNE Amphitheatre Sunday after music festival headliner cancels. Guest: Jim Cessford - Retired Delta Police Chief
On today's show:
CKNW producer trying to arrange 100 birthday cards for his nan for her 100th birthday!
People are waiting in line for over 24 hours to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II.
Restaurants Canada Reports Continued Bumps in the Road to Recovery
A CKNW producer is trying to arrange 100 birthday cards for his Nan for her 100th birthday! Guest: Ben Dooley - CKNW Producer
A witness says that a local meal-delivery worker who was stabbed in the throat & chest still tried to fulfill his order. Guest: Klara McCallum - Nursing Student
On today's show:
Should September 19th be a holiday?
Buntzen Lake parking pilot successful in reducing traffic congestion, improving safety.
New Vancouver Public Library Writer in residence
The latest happenings in the UK following the death of Queen Elizabeth
It’s time for us as Canadians to have a conversation about ageism. Guest: Dan Levitt - CEO, Kin Village
On today's show:
Adrian Dix speech provides few details about changes needed in health-care system
Travel news with Claire Newell of Travel Best Bets!
BC schools to close on Monday for day of mourning to mark Queen Elizabeth’s funeral.
What's the mood in England now that the late Queen is lying in state?
BC schools to close on Monday for day of mourning to mark Queen Elizabeth’s funeral. Guest: Sarah Leamon - Lawyer with the Sarah Leamon Law Group
Adrian Dix speech provides few details about changes needed in health-care system. Guest: Merlin Blackwell - Mayor of Clearwater
On today's show:
Canada announces a national holiday to mark Queen Elizabeth’s death. Will B.C. follow suit?
MP calls out Air Canada over damage to woman’s wheelchair
Forget quiet quitting, the latest work trend is 2 or more jobs — without any bosses knowing.
Dan Levitt says it’s time for us as Canadians to have a conversation about ageism.
Delta MP Carla Qualtrough is calling out Air Canada over damage to woman’s wheelchair. Guest: Carla Qualtrough - Minister of employment, workforce development and disability inclusion and MP for Delta
On today's show:
Pierre Poilievre elected leader of the Conservative Party of Canada
Illegal sockeye sales rampant along the Fraser River.
The health impacts of smoke.
Mayor of North Vancouver’s other falls victim to scam.
VPD makes arrest after meal-delivery worker brutally attacked by stranger. Guest: Sergeant Steve Addison - VPD Media Relations Officer
On today's show:
Queen Elizabeth II’s legacy: a look back at key moments during her historic reign
We’ve had two summers of dogs being allowed on patios, how has it worked so far?
Woman says she’s stuck abroad after Air Canada ‘broke’ her wheelchair
The Curious Case of Gina Adams: A “Pretendian” investigation
GranFondo cycling event in Vancouver this weekend
Woman says she’s stuck abroad after Air Canada ‘broke’ her wheelchair Guest: Mayaan Ziv - Canadian stranded abroad due to damaged wheelchair
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has passed away aged 96. Guests:
Kenneth Lane - With the Monarchist League of Canada
Sharron Molcak - Has one of the largest royal-themed Instagram accounts
Edward Wang - Royal commentator, Studied and followed our Royal Family and monarchies around the world, Travelled to London for the Cambridge wedding in 2011 and the Platinum Jubilee earlier this year.
Liona Boyd - Was Friends with Prince Phillip, Canada’s First Lady of the Guitar
Tina Taus - Loyal Royal Watcher
On today's show:
BC General Employees’ Union reaches tentative deal with province
The Bank of Canada is hiking it's key interest rate to 3.25%, and they say they're not done yet.
The latest travel news with Claire Newell of Travel Best Bets.
BC Liberals hold ribbon cutting for Massey Bridge.
By 2050, nearly 2 million people living in Canada could be living with dementia...
The Bank of Canada is hiking its key interest rate to 3.25%, and it's not done yet! Guest: Angela Calla - Mortgage Expert and Author, Host of the Mortgage Show on CKNW
BC General Employees’ Union reaches tentative deal with province. Guest: Stephanie Smith - BCGEU President
On today's show:
Should kids be wearing masks as they return to school?
New protections for air travellers come into force this week... but critics say they don't go far enough.
Report shows that Saskatchewan stabbing suspect was not considered a risk by parole board.
The new UK Prime Minister has ties to Burnaby! Guest: Brenda Montagano - Was in the same class as Ms. Truss and is a current teacher at Parkcrest Elementary in the Burnaby School District
On today's show:
An innovative program in Vancouver for cannabis distribution just received Health Canada approval.
Fall COVID Boosters and Back to School COVID Safety
Talking tech just in time for back-to-school!
Fall COVID Boosters and Back to School COVID Safety Guest: Jason Tetro - Microbiologist with a specialty in emerging pathogens and Host of the Super Awesome Science Show
Tentative agreement reached for more than 60,000 healthcare workers Guest: Meena Brisard - Hospital Employees’ Union Spokesperson and Lead Negotiator
On today's show:
The growth of bureaucracy: Should the government be focused on motivating private sector job growth or is bloating up government jobs a better idea?
New poll shows Young adults don't believe they'll be growing old in BC.
NPA Park Board Commissioner Tricia Barker announces she’s leaving the party
NPA Park Board Commissioner Tricia Barker announces she’s leaving the party Guest: Tricia Barker - Leaving the NPA to join TEAM as Park Board candidate in upcoming election
CKNW's own Eric Chapman comes on to discuss the ever-growing struggle students are facing in trying to find housing. Guest: Eric Chapman - CKNW Contributor
Pay rates for many BC paramedics are stuck in a previous era. Guest: Troy Clifford - Ambulance Paramedics Union President & an active paramedic
On today's show:
How were medical cannabis users impacted by the BCGEU strike?
The latest travel news with Claire Newell from Travel Best Bets?
Today is International Overdose Awareness Day.
Proposed update to Canada’s alcohol guidelines suggests as few as 3 drinks per week!
Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. Drug users from across the province held a press conference to address the 10,000 lives lost to illicit drugs since April 2016. Guest: Traci Letts - Mom Stop the HArm
On today's show:
How many is TOO many mayoral candidates?
Talking bank profits with Rob Levy!
Man charged after assaulting three strangers in Vancouver.
Taking a deep dive into the annual BC Government report.
Taking a deep dive into the annual BC Government report Guest: Rob Shaw - CHEKTV News Legislative Reporter
Fred Harding has announced that he's running for Mayor of Vancouver. Is this TOO many candidates? Guest: Dan Fumano - Vancouver Sun and Province Columnist
On today's show:
Chinese Canadian seniors left behind as many Chinese-language newspapers stop printing.
In Seattle, they're doing something better than a tent for the homeless.
Video shows Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland being verbally harassed at a city hall in Alberta.
On today's show:
A long-time Langley politician is joining the race for mayor of the township.
Move over Google, TikTok's the new search engine now!
How do droughts impact regional and international trade?
Transitioning your garden from summer to fall
On today's show:
Will the NDP committing $118 million to family doctors help the healthcare crisis?
Will pet therapy help with burnout?
Is Doug McCallum’s pledge for a new stadium a home run, or did he swing and miss?
Why isn’t Canada selling natural gas to Europe?
On today's show:
Talking Ukraine Independence Day & life in Ukraine amid the Russian invasion
How will removing structures from the DTES impact unhoused people?
How is the cannabis industry weeding through the BCGEU strike?
Will appointing a new CNO help British Columbia's healthcare crisis? Guest: Michael Sandler - CEO of the Nurses and Nurse Practitioners of British Columbia
Bringing Awareness to Cigarette Butt Litter Guest: Yasmin Schepens - Alum from the Ocean Wise youth program Ocean Bridge
On today's show:
Will appointing a new CNO help British Columbia's healthcare crisis?
Are we doing enough to staff our hospitals?
Will imposing more sanctions on Russia actually make an impact?
Single Mothers are taking the stand against Legal Aid BC
What’s so significant about the Grouse Mountain Gondola?
Why are we seeing a surge in infectious diseases? Guest: Jason Tetro - Microbiologist with a specialty in emerging pathogens and Host of the Super Awesome Science Show
On today's show:
How are wineries coping with the BCGEU strike?
Why are we seeing a surge in infectious diseases?
Why involuntary care won’t solve the situation on the Downtown Eastside.
Could compensation for flight cancellations become a thing of the past?
On today's show: In response to the BCGEU strike causing disruptions in the supply chain, BC liquor stores are to begin rationing liquor sales.
Wolf missing from Greater Vancouver Zoo found safe, ending 72-hour search. Guest: Gary Allan - Owner, SWELL Wolf Education Centre
An industry group says BC is to begin rationing liquor amid ongoing strike. Guest: Stephanie Smith - President of the BCGEU
On today's show:
Record first quarter ferry traffic supports first quarter net income gains.
Business bankruptcies are on the rise, but account for only 10% of looming business closures.
One-on-one with soccer legend Christine Sinclair.
BC cannabis stores brace for emptier shelves as strike stops provincial shipments Guest: Vikram Sachdeva - Founder and CEO of Seed & Stone
On today's show:
The latest travel news/deals with Claire Newell from Travel Best Bets
Hudson's Bay to resurrect discount retail chain Zellers!
Are you guilty of Googling your symptoms? You're not alone!
North Shore Rescue rescues dog on the North Shore! Guest: Don Jardine - North Shore Rescue Spokesperson
Government Licensed Professionals from the BC public service serve strike notice Guest: Melissa Moroz - PEA Labour Relations Officer and Acting Executive Director. She has been leading negotiations between the GLP chapter and the BC government
Escaped wolves prompt the closure of the entire Greater Vancouver Zoo. Guest: Gary Allan - Owner, SWELL Wolf Education Centre
On today's show:
BC's chief coroner says more than 10-thousand people have died due to illicit drugs since the province declared a public health emergency in April 2016.
BC man seen on camera berating women for not speaking English.
A Canadian Army veteran seeking PTSD treatment was shocked when he was offered a medically-assisted death
One-on-one with chief coroner Lisa Lapointe.
On today's show:
A BC senior died while waiting for ambulance. Is this a sign of the times?
Random assaults are becoming a frequent occurrence in Downtown Vancouver.
Salman Rushdie was stabbed on-stage; at the end of the day, it's all because he wrote a book.
How to avoid becoming a mosquito’s dinner!
On today's show:
What is the federal government doing to prevent homelessness?
West End water features remain dry. A petition is going around asking the Park Board to turn on the taps.
Sifting through Canadian sewage to test for monkeypox and polio.
On today's show:
Officials question whether Riverview Hospital should reopen
Residents of 21-storey Vancouver condo frustrated after 2nd elevator breaks down
Protestors hoping to stop road through Vanier Park
What was actually accomplished by the Hastings Decampment?
Residents of 21-storey Vancouver condo frustrated after 2nd elevator breaks down. Guest: David - Resident of The Sterling
With mental health calls on the rise, officials question whether Riverview Hospital should reopen – and whether or not involuntary admissions to hospitals are a valuable tool. Guest: Kendra Milne - Executive Director, Health Justice Canada
On today's show:
A taxi passenger is dead, and a driver seriously injured in daylight Surrey shooting.
Do we need to reopen Riverview Psychiatric Hospital?
Anjali Appadurai running to be the next leader of the BC NDP/BC premier
Metro Vancouver Proposal for New Regional Park on Bowen Island Includes Camping Opportunities. Guest: John McEwen - Chair of Metro Vancouver’s Regional Parks Committee
Anjali Appadurai will be running to be the next leader of the BC NDP and BC premier. The David Eby coronation is hitting a speed bump. Anjali's focus will be on people rather than corporations, as well as addressing climate change. Guest: Anjali Appadurai - BC NDP Leadership Candidate
A taxi passenger is dead, and a driver seriously injured in daylight Surrey shooting. Guest: Mohan Kang - President, BC Taxi Association
On today's show:
Those living in tents along Hastings street have been warned to move along
Hockey Canada dropped non-disclosure agreement with sexual assault complainant.
British Columbians are keeping pets cool with AC despite hefty costs.
Funding boost gives used plastics new lease on life.
British Columbians are keeping pets cool with AC despite costs. Guest: Susie Rieder - BC Hydro Media Relations Spokesperson
City of Vancouver staff to start removing tents along East Hastings Street. Those living in tents and other makeshift structures on Vancouver's Hastings Street have been warned they'll have to move on, starting today. Guest: Anna Cooper - Staff Lawyer, Pivot Legal Society
On today's show:
Machete attack leaves many questioning the state of crime in Vancouver
Federal privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne has told a parliamentary committee his office learned about the RCMP's use of spyware through the media.
Today, Surrey Council will be voting to approve an official community plan changes to allow a 482-townhome project located at 1083, 1109 and 1177 - 168 Street; 1068 - Highway 99; and 16620 - 12 Avenue, which is owned by Fergus Creek Homes Ltd.
Federal privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne has told a parliamentary committee his office learned about the RCMP's use of spyware through the media. Guest: Ann Cavoukian - Executive Director, Global Privacy & Security by Design Centre, Ryerson University
Machete attack makes people question the safety of Downtown Vancouver. Guest: Nolan Marshall - President & CEO, Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association
On today's show:
John Coupar steps down as NPA Mayoral Candidate
The struggle of being a wheelchair user at a music festival
Abbotsford Air Show takes to the skies starting today!
Navigating the impacts of pregnancy on one’s life
Abbotsford Air Show takes to the skies starting today! Guest: Andrew Soundy - Lockheed Martin F-35 Chief Test Pilot
The struggle of being a wheelchair user at a music festival. Guest: Mitchell Garrett - Wheelchair user who has attended tons of music festivals including Coachella in 2018
John Coupar steps down as NPA Mayoral Candidate Guest: George Affleck - Political analyst, podcaster unspunpodcast.com and Fill-in Host on CKNW, Former NPA City Councillor
Peak Farmers market season is here! Holistic Nutritionist Alyssa Bauman joins us to share some tips on how to make the most out of them! Guest: Alyssa Bauman - Holistic Nutritionist and Owner Nourished.ca
On today's show:
One-on-one with Health Minister Adrian Dix
A powerful story about a war-torn Ukrainian family
Is it time to get tougher on crime?
Making the most out of farmer's markets!
War Torn Ukrainian Family - a daughter here, parents there - months of news gathering shows a story of strife and horror. Guest: Catherine Garrett - Global BC Reporter
Guest host Jody Vance has a one-on-one conversation with BC Health Minister Adrian Dix. Guest: Adrian Dix - B.C.’s Health Minister
On today's show:
Travel news with Claire Newell
Highlighting the importance of reporting crime, even as an anonymous tipster.
Discussing the Mayoral race in Vancouver
On today's show:
Healthcare is collapsing in BC
Here's why the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that no condom meant no consent
BC to begin vaccinating kids under five against COVID-19.
The recent killing of al-Qaida leader al-Zawahri is putting Taliban under increased scrutiny.
On today's show:
Things are getting DONE in Port Coquitlam. What are they doing differently?
Elderly Couple desperate for family doctor
Body shaming in the medical field
Bike Lanes are HURTING BUSINESSES!
Earlier on the Mike Smyth Show we heard from Paul Runnals, Partner and Senior VP of Creative and Production at Brand Live about his concerns with the future of major events like Skookum Festival in Stanley Park because of the controversial bike lane. Guest: Tricia Barker - NPA Park Board Commissioner
On today's show:
- Vancouver drug bust with lower mainland gang conflict ties
- Autism funding
- Bif Naked's journey with breast cancer
- Prof. Peter Hotez on nasal vaccine popularity and accessibility
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Prof. Peter Hotez, Dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine and Professor of Pediatrics and Molecular Virology & Microbiology at Baylor College of Medicine at Texas Children’s Hospital discusses are common nasal vaccines will become in the future. Plus, what's next in the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Tina Barkley, Co-Founder of Fleur De Villes discusses how you can celebrate Pride Day this weekend!
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Bif Naked, Rock Star, activist, animal lover and now maven of podcasting. “Stories for Caregivers” joins us to discuss the transition from dealing with breast cancer to being back in the studio making new music while amplifying the stories of caregivers everywhere
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Michael Sachs, Father and Autism Funding Advocate discusses the current state of Autism funding in British Columbia and the rest of Canada.
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CKNW Contributor Eric Chapman chats with Garth Mullens, Host of the Crackdown Podcast to discuss what sort of impact one of the largest drug busts in Vancouver may have on the streets. Plus your calls on safe supply.
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On today's show:
- How to stay safe in unsupervised waters
- Battle of the Borders!
- City of Vancouver launches lawsuit against "Big Oil"
- Longtime broadcaster stands up against body shaming!
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On today's show:
- Helping the homeless find safe shelter
- National home prices see steady rise despite interest rate hikes
- City Council approves controversial Kitsilano housing project
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On today's show: Tips for beating the summer heat! Former Vancouver Canuck Jake Virtanen found not guilty of sexual assault Social media has become the new water cooler. Here's how it happened.
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On today's show: Diving into the psyche of violent shooters Monkeypox is declared a Global Health Emergency The struggle to get medical help is real
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On today's show: 2003 World Junior Hockey players accused of group sexual assault. BC man on trial for murder escapes POCO facility. Patient dies after being stuck in hospital waiting room for two days. How do we address lifeguard shortages?
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On today's show: BC enhances consumer protection for homebuyers Vancouver council agrees to spend up to $660,000 to fight 'Big Oil' The best ways to avoid heat stroke amid climbing temperatures Realtor reacts to BC's enhancement of consumer protection for homebuyers
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On today's show: BC is expanding its speculation and vacancy tax VPB employee accuses board of workplace harassment and racism Vancouver Police seeking witnesses after mom and toddler struck by running man Former Surrey MLA Gordie Hogg now running for Mayor!
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On today's show: Attorney General David Eby to run in race to become next BC premier How Hockey Canada used registration fees to cover sexual-assault claims Vancouver Police investigation leads to charges in Yaletown homicide Why is Trudeau appearing in random places for no apparent reason?
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On today's show: Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal enters race to become Surrey’s next mayor Continuing the conversation on Stanley Park bike lanes Vancouver councillor wants city to donate $600,000 to environmental group Political science professor reacts to Sukh Dhaliwal's big announcement
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On today's show: Random COVID testing returns to Canadian airports. Will we see delays like before? Wildfire near Lytton, BC quickly growing in size BC Court of Appeal upholds dismissal of local surgeons challenge Canadian Doctors for Medicare react to Court of appeal ruling Gardening tips with Wim Vanderzalm!
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On today's show: Interim report on Stanley Park mobility study set to be released Monday Health Canada authorizes Moderna vaccine in children aged 6 months to 5 years Hockey Canada reopening investigation into sexual assault allegations What Vancouver restaurant do you think deserves a Michelin star? Paying tribute to a VSO legend
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On today's show: Travel news with Claire Newell! Looking at some major projects coming to Vancouver Looking at the housing market amidst an interest rate hike BC real estate agent reacts to latest interest rate hike Tackling the dramatic rise in crime in Vancouver
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On todays show: Premiers enter final day of summer meetings in Victoria Vancouver wants its beloved beach logs back, but officials are wary New Westminster to begin phasing out Royal City in city’s branding
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On today's show: Calling for more federal support for health care City renames street to Lekwungen word for "Truth" Investing in early learning and child care in BC Rogers outage causes small businesses to lose thousands Petition urges TransLink to update pet policy
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On today's show: Rogers communications knocked out nation-wide One-year anniversary of $10 a day childcare in BC Microbiologist reacts to BC's immunization plan
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On today's show: BC man launches legal challenge against ICBC’s no-fault insurance Pride Flag Damaged in Ladner Pandemic recommendations for long-term care homes Boris Johnson resigns. How long till he's out?
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On today's show: Jobs/Innovation Minister Ravi Kahlon endorses David Eby for BC premier Burnt-out Canadian nurses are leaving to find better opportunities Getting out of those pesky traffic tickets Not everybody is ok with Canada hosting the World Cup The realities of living with bipolar disorder
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On today's show: Improving animal safety on airplanes Why are we seeing more biker related shootings? Pressure is growing for the federal government to cancel the ArriveCan app Taking a closer look at minimum wage policies
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On today's show: Inflation is hurting both businesses AND consumers! Learning more about the brothers in botched BC bank robbery Poll shows growing support for 2030 Olympic Games bid in BC New survey shows over 9 million Canadians believe they'll rent forever Popular Vancouver Diner announces it is closing down
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On today's show: E-Comm dispatchers may be forced to work overtime Canada Day weekend due to staff shortages A world without an internet connection Randy Bachman reunites with a cherished guitar 45 years after it was stolen from a Toronto hotel B.C. now home to the most breweries in Western Canada How are higher mortgage rates impacting home sales in Metro Vancouver?
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On the show today: Martin Firestone - President of Travel Secure Inc and Travel Insurance Expert Bryan Passifume - Parliamentary Bureau Reporter, National Post Denise O’Connor - Retired Elementary School Principal and Lytton resident Jonathan Cote - Mayor of New Westminster and Chair of the Mayor’s Council Leonard Krog - Mayor of Nanaimo
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On the show today: Fred Haynes - Mayor of Saanich Claire Newell - President & Founder Travel Best Bets Sheila Malcolmson - Minister of Mental Health and Addictions Lucy Maloney - Cycling Advocate Dr. Fabio Rossi - Senior Author of the study Tina Lovgreen - Translink Spokesperson Eileen Drever - Senior Officer Protection and Stakeholder Relations, BC SPCA
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On today's show: Interest rates send shivers through B.C. real estate market Why HBO Max and Disney+ are thriving as Netflix stumbles Ottawa losing about $23-billion a year in uncollected taxes: CRA John Horgan announces he will step down as B.C. premier
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On today's show: North Shore Rescue busy weekend How did the paramedics do during the special weather advisory? Customs officer union demands more hires as travel turbulence continues New B.C. sales tax rules go into effect July 1 for online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay
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On today's show: U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade ruling in landmark decision for abortion Canada's new low-cost airline now letting passengers fly with their pets Trial by fire: What a village in B.C. is teaching the world about climate adaptation Are paramedics ready for the first mini-heatwave of the summer?
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On today's show: How is the City of Vancouver preparing for the first heat wave of the summer? How can trees and parks be used for cooling? Survey: Support grows for B.C. anti-corruption commissioner following release of Cullen Commission report Amazon's Alexa might soon replicate the voice of family members - even if they're dead.
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On the show today: Ben - Supporter of Save Old Growth Adam Olsen - BC Green MLA for Saanich North and the Islands Frances Bula - Globe and Mail Urban Issues and Politics Writer Peter Milobar - BC Liberal Finance Critic Stewart Prest - SFU Political Scientist
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On today's show: Surrey and the Lower Mainland need federal land in Campbell Heights to stay agricultural: Councillor Linda Annis Hydro bills are coming in hot, learn how to outsmart the heat and wallets for the first day of summer. Cineplex introduces $1.50 booking fee for online movie ticket purchases
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On today's show: Federal government commits to ban single-use plastics VPD dealing with more violent attacks throughout Vancouver Concrete strike to stall building of lower mainland housing
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On today's show: We can expect gasoline price volatility for the rest of summer. Employees express their thoughts on working from home vs. the office. New Westminster political party promising free parking! (if elected)
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On today's show: Global investigative journalist reacts to the Cullen money laundering report. Money laundering inquiry finds ‘no evidence’ of political corruption. POCO Mayor reacts to money laundering public inquiry
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On today's show: Canada to lift vaccine mandate for some travelers The need for more blood donors Sea to Sky transit workers headed back to work 2030 games hosting concept revealed
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On today's show: The Save the Old Growth protest blocks Massey Tunnel during morning commute Google maps keeps leading people to the wrong address for one Vancouver business Proposed Rodeo in Langley draws animal treatment concerns Graffiti removal pilot project begins in Chinatown
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On today's show: US to drop COVID-19 testing for inbound international air travellers New poll shows British Columbians would reduce speed limits Trade workers most at risk of serious electrical contact incidents Surrey Clayton Village Starbucks workers set to join Steelworkers union Should ground beef come with a nutrition warning label?
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On today's show: Here's what you need to know about BC's atmospheric river BC Liberals considering a name change. Will this make an impact at the polls? Monitoring employees: Game changer or deal breaker? The incredible food you'll find at the Naramata Inn!
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On today's show: Graffiti explosion in the City of Vancouver Fighting hate requires a better strategy When to post on social media? Pivot from pandemic eating habits with a few healthy adds to your routine
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On today's show: Heat dome review calls for more coordinated response BC Liberal response to Heat Dome Report Where are flood watches remaining in BC? Innovative program for students and employers receives another round of federal funding
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On today's show: Vancouver to mull e-scooter micro-mobility pilot Elevator outage at Stadium-Chinatown Transit investments in Surrey should at least match Vancouver dollar-for-dollar Canadian men's soccer team refuses to take field at BC Place for match against Panama over contract dispute
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On today's show: Random attacks continue to plague the city of Vancouver. Terrace, BC prepares for possible flooding. Delta City Councillor Lois Jackson stepping down after 5 decades of public service. No fines for English Bay barge owner.
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On today's show: Telus Health's services under review after allegations of two-tiered medical care Men criminally charged after several random attacks in East Vancouver Metro Vancouver can safely integrate most new electric-powered mobility devices Sea-to-Sky region's transit strike becomes longest in B.C. history Spring ushers in calmer housing market trends in Metro Vancouver
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On today's show: Tim Hortons mobile ordering app collected vast amounts of customer data BC removes criminal penalties for possession of some hard drugs How do emergency physicians feel about the handgun ban? HUB Cycling makes the case for Cycle highways in Metro Van Burnaby city councillor to rock out against racism in benefit concert
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On today's show: Jill rants about Trudeau's handgun ban! PLUS your calls! Yukon's reaction to the new handgun ban. BC Rapid Transit Company crews working on Skytrain track issues. The rise of 'super-pigs' in Albertan cities.
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On today's show: Vandalism forcing Vancouver business owner to pay out of pocket Should BC allow dog-friendly patios this summer? Social media account highlight Fraser River pollution
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On today's show: Municipal Integrity Commission Economic uncertainty changing your retirement plans? Talking to your kids about Texas
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On today's show: Everything you need to know about Monkeypox Traffic at Stanley Park City to require air cooling in new homes starting in 2025
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On today's show: Fixing the traffic at Stanley Park How's camping season looking this year? The state of crime in Vancouver Black Dog Video in Vancouver sells off stock as it prepares to close
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On today's show: Trudeau says Huawei 5G ban will secure Canadians security in the future Vancouver's real estate downturn has already started Changes to hunting regulations support reconciliation & wildlife stewardship Conference Board of Canada releases Index of Consumer Confidence
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On today's show: New report shows Canadians are in the dark about how their data is collected/used Vancouver Park Board voted to ask the city for two changes to the current plan. The latest modelling of COVID-19 in BC
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On today's show: Cruise ships have returned? How is Gastown now that tourists are back? An urgent notice to West Coast campers Ditching 4 wheels for 2!
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On today's show: Family moved to Kelowna hospital Royal Inland pediatrics ward closes NYC expected to hit ‘High' COVID alert level David Milgaard, wrongfully imprisoned for 23 years, dies at 69 BC woman finds piano on Craigslist years after it disappears
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On today's show: Victoria police responding to ongoing youth violence Supply challenges are hindering BC electric vehicle sales Winters Hotel resident has been missing since last month's fire Indoor Wood Burning Prohibition in Effect May 15
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On today's show: Discussing the draft Broadway plan Can Nurse Practitioners replace Doctors? People reliant on bus service from Squamish to Pemberton stuck in limbo Airport delays are forcing flight attendants to work for free Parks Canada recovers fossils illegally removed from Kootenay National Park
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On today's show: BC mom pleads for help after daughter attacked by classmates Will cutting BC's gas tax lead to lower fuel costs for drivers? There is a huge backlog of couples looking to book a wedding venue Taking the right approach in building new housing
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On today's show: Examining safety measures for women on public transit How do we break our COVID eating habits? How much do Canadians trust brands and big tech? White Spot is working hard to keep up with the times
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On today's show: Rising gas prices are taking a toll on Canadians Ucluelet's only medical clinic could close at month’s end The world is running out of vegetable oil Getting more women to the gun range
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On today's show: Canadians' movements were tracked without their knowledge Rally planned to protest Broadway/Vancouver plan BC government/mayors launch probe to crack down on repeat offenders Gardening tips with Wim Vanderzalm! Discussing the importance of the new Broadway plan
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On today's show: Catching up on previously postponed surgeries Changes coming to ICBC regarding cyclist policies BC government to look into prolific offender What to do when you find yourself in bear territory
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On today's show: Do Not Book any travel unless you have a valid passport Tackling the parking situation at Buntzen Lake BC expands Alert Ready system to floods and fires BC updates surgical renewal plan Lime launching E-Scooters in Richmond!
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On today's show: A longtime Vancouver business is shutting its doors. Checking in with BC Health Minister Adrian Dix. Survey reveals Canadians are lacking in basic outdoor skills. New riveting thriller from bestselling author Daniel Kalla! Locating & recovering your forgotten assets!
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On today's show: YVR urging travellers to arrive early. Where did all the kids in Delta go? Former MP Jody Wilson-Raybould runs the Vancouver Marathon! Beware of a new "Fake Taxi" scam in Richmond.
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On the show today: BC Paramedic raising funds for Ukraine BC announced two updates with how mental health challenges are treated Tax filing deadline is on Monday Ottawa can't expect local government to handle cost of climate disaster alone, says B.C. mayor Liberal government is taking action on mandatory minimum sentences
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On the show today: Large corporations disrupt the primary health care system says BC Green MLA The Special Committee on Reforming the Police Act has released its report Vancouver City Council solution to high business property tax is more tax! LA Tourism executives hoping to attract Vancouverites back to the city One in three garages have no vehicle in it Police Act Report recommends Provincial Police Force SPCA calls on B.C. veterinary college to ban ‘unethical’ dog debarking surgery The Honda Celebration Of Light returns after two-year pandemic hiatus
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On the show today: Vancouver City Council asks province to explore empty businesses tax Vancouver city council debates installing more CCTV cameras in downtown core Brazen vandalism in Chinatown Vancouver Police investigating theft attempt of Chinatown Dragon Street Lamp Does booking an appointment with your GP in-person only make sense? Baby boomers now less than 25% of Canada’s population, 2021 census data shows Stanley Park seawall now fully open to the public Save Old Growth protesters arrested after blocking traffic in Vancouver Wednesday
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On today's show: Surrey’s political sign bylaw is being challenged in court today Most Vancouver community centres in ‘poor’ condition but repairs could be decades away: report Greater Victoria hospitals considering hotels for patients as capacity limits reached How to deal with raccoons? The latest on fish-farms
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On today's show: A new report published by the Consumer Choice Center highlights the need for more housing development in Canada, especially B.C. Leaked Jamie Bacon audio: B.C. gangster laments jail life, ready to co-operate with police Inquiry into Liberals’ emergency powers given power to compel witnesses, documents Electric SUVs, trucks now eligible for Canadian EV rebates Is the Avian flu becoming a concern for hunters in B.C.?
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Important travel news this week Vancouver police say 18,680 non-emergency calls went unanswered in first three months of 2022 Canada wins bid for 2025 Invictus Games &
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On today's show: BC has longest average wait-times for walk-in clinics across Canada: Report Vancouver councillor wants more CCTV cameras to deter violent crime Canadian veterans group gives up Afghan rescue efforts, citing burnout and Ottawa’s bureaucratic roadblocks Vancouver police say 18,680 non-emergency calls went unanswered in first three months of 2022 TransLink lays out new 10-year vision with focus on bus rapid transit
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On today's show: Vancouver's 4/20 celebrations return to Art Gallery B.C. poultry farmers prepare to protect their flock from avian flu Netflix losing subscribers
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On today's show: Getting more nurses in BC Fewer British Columbians are noticing distracted drivers on roads Concord Pacific pushes unique strata rules in BC Vancouver musician Jerry Doucette dies following battle with cancer
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On today's show: Anti old-growth logging protesters block major road VSO Presents A Tribute Concert to Ukraine Some dog owners 'very agressive' against Tsawwassen school community BC humpback whale wards off attack by killer whales
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On today's show: Gastown rallies behind businesses affected by fire Major lineups at the border for the first time in two years! Most Canadians Question Their Public Speaking Capabilities Travel tips for flying safely this weekend! The best hikes in Southwestern BC!
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On today's show: Vancouver back in the running as host city for FIFA World Cup 2026 What you need to know before travelling on BC Ferries this weekend Inflation 101 Improving safety and helping businesses in Chinatown Does hosting the FIFA World Cup make economic sense?
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On today's show: Bank of Canada hikes key interest rate 50 basis points for 1st time in 22 years Canadian pilots jailed in Dominican Republic The uncertain future of affordable rental housing Point Roberts woman has her NEXUS card confiscated by Canadian consulate
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On today's show: Ukraine investigating reports Russia used chemical weapons in Mariupol Taking the 9-1-1 pledge New cycling path to be built around Kitsilano Beach Park Poll shows many British Columbian's worried about their family doctor
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On today's show: Surrey council to consider temporarily freezing new ethics complaints Lion statues in Vancouver’s Chinatown vandalized yet again New program asks BC residents to upload photos of ticks Parks Canada imposes dog ban on popular beach near Tofino Tackling Vancouver's toxic drug supply
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On today's show: Surrey resident back home after helping Ukrainian refugees in Poland Poll finds most Canadians oppose trophy hunting, fur farming, and rodeos Tackling workplace sexual harassment How will the Federal Budget impact your wallet? New memoir offers encouragement for dementia caregivers
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On today's show: Sending used police body armour to Ukraine Proposed changes to school food guidelines Discussing the housing changes in the budget More reactions to the Federal Budget! Featuring SFU Professor Marjorie Cohen, & Jock Finlayson of the Business Council of BC
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On today's show: VPD used unnecessary force when arresting Indigenous Grandfather and Granddaughter Poll finds many pre-retirees feel they haven't saved enough BC welcomes more than 100,000 people
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On today's show: A local paramedic is on the ground at the Poland/Ukraine border City invites feedback on the draft Vancouver Plan COVID-19: B.C. vaccine card mandate set to be dropped on Friday
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On today's show: A new online traffic ticket system Why are some getting their NEXUS cards revoked Remembering the Lytton Fire An increase in Chinatown vandalism
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On today's show: Vaccinated travelers no longer need pre-entry COVID tests to enter Canada Reacting to the Pope’s apology Traffic jams coming to Stanley Park BC nurses getting squeezed by parking tickets
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On today's show: Cruise ships return to Vancouver next week! Keeping housing permitting powers local Stanley Park bike lane hearing facing delays Former Afghan translators staging hunger strike on Parliament Hill
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On today's show: Afghan interpreters are planning a hunger strike tomorrow. BC municipalities on the hook for RCMP back pay. More drama over Vancouver’s cup fee! Resetting your relationship with alcohol. One more reason to eat your green veggies!
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On today's show: Cooling down BC's housing market North Van plans temporary skate park at Mahon Park BC Human Rights Commissioner urges to maintain mask mandates One month away from the tax filing deadline
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On today's show: Will Smith hitting Chris Rock at Oscars prompts LAPD statement Today's the first day of school post-spring break! Richmond's single-use plastics ban comes into effect Exchange student punched in latest stranger attack Clearwater Mayor calls for modular housing in BC small towns.
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On today's show: Reacting to the ICBC rebate announcement! Addressing the lack of affordable housing in BC Previewing the Oscars! A conversation with an employment lawyer!
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On today's show: Lessons from Ukraine Tackling the lack of affordable housing in BC How has COVID impacted our healthcare system? Talking travel with Claire Newell! The repercussions of joining the Ottawa occupations
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On today's show: Physician Burnout nearly DOUBLES during pandemic Resolving BC's affordable housing crisis Helping men with struggling with their mental health The latest on the Russian invasion of Ukraine
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On today's show: What you need to know about the NDP/Liberal deal Exclusive first interview with the newly elected BCTF President How Canadians are feeling about COVID What BC's learned about coalitions. BC Youth in Care extends the age out limit to 21
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On today's show: Vancouver businesses facing push-back for requiring masks Pop-up plazas to become permanent Converting gas-powered buses to all-electric! Massey Tunnel Update Gardening tips with Wim Vander Zalm!
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On today's show: Canada to scrap pre-arrival COVID-19 testing rule Bellingham reacts to scrapping of testing rule BC truckers seeking relief from soaring gas prices Tofino, BC bans all single-use plastic utensils St. Patrick's Day parties return to Vancouver!
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On today's show: Vaccinated travellers will no longer require a negative COVID-19 test to come to Canada. MLI paper finds electric vehicle subsidies costly, inefficient, and regressive. Washington approves plan for Vancouver-Seattle high-speed rail. US President Biden sending more weapons to Ukraine. City of Vancouver to consider $5M spend on FIFA World Cup.
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On today's show: NATO jets are tracking Russian bombing missions in amazing detail 37% of Gen Z adults expecting to purchase home in less than 5 years Olympic & Paralympic athletes are not being treated equally Tourism operators concerned about high gas prices BC’s minimum wage is now the highest of all Canadian provinces
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On today's show: Preparing for the arrival of Ukrainian refugees in BC How does an ER doctor feel about the easing of mask mandates? The importance of cancer screenings City streamlines summer patio program thanks to industry feedback Japanese 'killing stone' some believe has demon inside splits in two
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On today's show: Surrey McDonalds incorrectly charging 0.25c bag fee. BC to ease mask & vax card requirements! Assessing the data behind the decision to lift COVID restrictions. Nanaimo couple out thousands in Lotto scam.
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On today's show: Providing protective and medical equipment for Ukraine’s defenders BC government being urged to develop a policy to distribute a safer supply of drugs The quest to die with dignity BC small businesses continue to struggle
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On today's show: Supporting Ukrainians fighting against Russia British Columbians are REALLY interested in electric vehicles US bans all Russian oil and gas imports The Conservative leadership race continues! Monster Jam returns to Vancouver!
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On today's show: The latest travel news with Claire Newell! Members of Russian Community Centre rocked by vandalism BC gas prices putting a strain on travel sector Busy bed bugs remain in business
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On today's show: Why are Canadian gas prices so high right now? Red Tape Issues in the City of Vancouver How do Vancouver businesses feel about keeping the single-use cup fee? Arts Club Theatre Company debuts "Kim's Convenience"
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On today's show: Poll shows Canadians want Federal Government to support Ukraine City of Vancouver votes to keep single-use cup fee It's official: Metro Vancouver has the highest gas prices in North America Additional red tape putting a strain on small businesses
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On today's show: The war in Ukraine continues Bank of Canada raises key interest rate, but it might not be enough to fight inflation. Westjet group to acquire Sunwing Vacations and Sunwing Airlines. Metro Vancouver has the HIGHEST gas prices in North America. Surrey Board Of Trade calls for end of restrictions to vaccinated travellers.
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On today's show: Man plans return to Ukraine to join resistance forces against Russia Discussing the economic impact of the Russian invasion Are exterior design zoning rules slowing down housing construction? Fine dropped against woman crossing border to retrieve business shipments
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On today's show: The latest on the Russia/Ukraine situation. Discussing public safety in Vancouver. What you need to know about Canada's updated border measures. Addressing the prevalent challenges in BC's housing market.
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On today's show: Russia & Ukraine: Where do we go from here? Finding truth in the age of disinformation. Filipino fast-food sensation opens up first location in Vancouver! Just the CHIP of the iceberg!
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On today's show: What are things like in Ukraine right now? How did the stock market react to the Ukraine situation? How is European travel being impacted by the Ukraine situation? American reaction to Ukraine
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On today's show: Surge in random Attacks in Vancouver Advice on self-defense! What needs to change at CITY HALL? Vancouver is predicted to be one of the first cities underwater! One-on-one with the King of Waltz: Andre Rieu! Spreading LOVE on Pink Shirt Day!
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On today's show: Discussing US/Russian tensions How is inflation changing Canadian's shopping habits? As COVID measures are lifted, what should we ACTUALLY worry about? BC Budget revealed! How is the BC budget preparing our roads for the future?
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On today's show: WHY is it so difficult to find a GP? How is the real estate market looking like right now? Managing escalating tensions online Previewing the 94th Academy Awards!
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On today's show: Police operations underway to remove Ottawa protesters Overdose Prevention Society told to move locations again The difficulties of finding an affordable place to rent New book discusses bullying and mental health for young adults
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On today's show: Is invoking the Emergencies Act justifiable? How's Denmark doing sans COVID restrictions? Tackling illegal crab fishing Local accordion player garnering major attention in Port Moody!
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On today's show: How do nightclubs feel about being able to reopen? Federal government invokes Emergencies Act How are event planners feeling about the easing of restrictions? US temporarily bans the import of Mexican avocados
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On today's show: Invoking the Emergencies Act Vancouver won't give $10K in legal fight against Quebec's Bill 21 Feds scrapping pre-arrival COVID PCR test for vaccinated travellers BC is dropping capacity limits!
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On today's show: Six friends issued hefty fines for illegally camping on West Coast Trail The quest to end the trucker blockades ICBC moving to online car insurance renewals Running through New West to raise money!
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On today's show: Surrey Board of Trade urges businesses to watch out for protest disruptions Treasure hunter looking for owner of long-lost ring A tribute to a long time listener/caller who passed away Going on an 84 day, 1600 km horseback expedition! Checking in with the RCMP The perfect cocktail for every occasion!
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On today's show: Vancouver approves tiny shelters for city's homeless Protest held yesterday over planned changes to youth disabilities support Can you be legally fired for being at a vaccine mandate protest? Used-car prices hit all-time high
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On today's show: Police worry about rise of stranger assaults Over 2200 British Columbians lost to overdoses Improve your health by not caring about aging! Psilocybin drug supplier granted dealer's license by Health Canada Housing the homeless in 'Tiny House' community
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On today's show: Saskatchewan moves to end COVID-19 public health orders Vancouver Park Board votes to extend public drinking pilot program BC woman claims she was refused treatment over what she was wearing A preview of today's throne speech!
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On today's show: Ottawa declares state of emergency amid trucker convoy protest Taking a look at the BC job market WestJet further extends schedule reductions Helping BC farmers recover from the floods
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On today's show: How are our hospitals coping with COVID-19? Reducing carbon pollution from Vancouver’s detached houses Is GoFundMe violating its own terms of service on the trucker protest convoy? Accessing emergency health care amidst a pandemic One on one with Canadian musician Paul Shaffer!
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On today's show: At least 26 transit bus windows damaged in Downtown Eastside US petition calls for end of "built to fail" bicycles BC sets new transplant record in 2021 Johns Hopkins study looks into the effectiveness of lockdowns
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On today's show: Erin O'Toole officially ousted as Conservative leader New FOI reveals bc property tax deferrals spiking sharply Preventing dog bites with 'humane' muzzles 1 in 4 British Columbians have experienced or witnessed hate incidents since start of pandemic "N" driver caught going 225 km/h in North Van
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On today's show: Confusion remains over quarantine rules at the border Surrey City Councillor wants paper bag fee scrapped Denmark scraps COVID restrictions. Should Canada follow suit? Today is Lunar New Year!
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On today's show: Day 3 of the Ottawa trucker protests Point Roberts residents still seeking clarity on quarantine rules City of Burnaby backs gondola proposal for Burnaby Mountain Mission Possible: Dogs rescued from Afghanistan!
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On today's show: Vancouver mayor re-floats ‘sixplex’ proposal Fighting the stigma against dementia How the VSO has adapted to survive the pandemic The best books of the month!
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The best books of the month! The School for Good Mothers by Jessamine Chan How High We Go in the Dark by Sequoia Nagamatsu The Maid by Nita Prose A Marvellous Light by Freya Marske To Paradise by Hanya Yanagihara The Betrayal of Anne Frank by Rosemary Sullivan These Precious Days by Ann Patchett Taste by Stanely Tucci Forever Birchwood by Danielle Daniel
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On today's show: Vancouver City Council to revisit cup fee after backlash Majority of parents support standardized testing Conservatives give O'Toole mixed performance review Trucker convoy gathers in Greater Toronto Area Up-close & personal with a pod of whales!
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On today's show: Graffiti and vandalism blights Vancouver's Chinatown Bank of Canada is putting a hold on interest rates Sgt. Elenore Sturko leaving role as Surrey RCMP Media Relations Canadian Tire unveils store-scented candle!
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On today's show: COVID-19's impact on Vancouver's restaurant industry Farmers desperate for help to recover from flood losses Vancouver council considers peer-to-peer car-share
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On today's show: Random attacks becoming a growing concern in Vancouver Cloverdale Rodeo cancelled for 2022 SFU students plan walkout over COVID concerns Trudeau cabinet weighing their options over Ukraine situation
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On today's show: B.C.’s top doctor signals major shift in COVID strategy, says contact tracing no longer useful New Sick Day Guidance Means Up to 10 Days Could Be Required Meat Loaf, ‘Bat Out of Hell’ rock star, dead at 74
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On today's show: BC CDC flip flops on isolation requirements The importance of Crimestoppers! Tsunami possibly damages Ucluelet waterline Small businesses on the hook for 10 paid sick-days in 2022
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On today's show: Grocery store closures loom amid supply shortages. BC's housing market is feeling the squeeze! BC to allow gyms to reopen. BC’s Coquihalla Highway set to reopen to regular traffic.
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On today's show: Canada approves Pfizer antiviral COVID pill Is BC overspending its tax dollars Victory for Spot Prawn Harvesters The Hot Chocolate festival has officially begun!
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On today's show: The latest stats on COVID hospitalizations Mandatory vaccines for Canadian cross-border truckers Families are essential in caring for dementia patients Troubling new scam is targeting seniors Fans planning wholesome tribute to honour Betty White
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On today's show: Delta school district enacts new vaccination policy More drug-poisoning prevention services for construction workers UBC study looks at the number of Canadians driving while high Denmark preparing for a return to normal
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On today's show: Five-year-old BC girl's surgery delayed by pandemic How is Quesnel, BC handling the overdose crisis? How is recovery going in Abbotsford? William Shakespeare’s First Folio gifted to UBC library! Vij’s Co-Owner Launches Organic Baby Food company!
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On today's show: Preparing for another atmospheric river Quebec to impose tax on unvaccinated people House of Commons holding emergency meeting over privacy concerns Supreme court rejects petition to restore Nechako River
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On today's show: BC restaurants hit with flooding-related closures Potential BC Ferry service interruptions due to crew shortages AI used to rapidly detect sepsis The difficulties of getting a wheelchair in BC
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On today's show: Health officials provide back-to-school update How are business owners dealing with new paper bag fees? Are games like "Wordle" actually good for our brains? One-on-one with rock star Bif Naked! An interview with BC's Education Minister Jennifer Whiteside
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On today's show: The latest COVID projections for BC Poco Mayor goes for a ride-along in snow plow Lack of homecare support resulting in horrible living conditions How is the Union Gospel Mission handling the snow?
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On today's show: BC school districts preparing for closures/online classes Winter storm could bring BC's South Coast to a standstill The Fraser Valley real estate market is on FIRE! Construction industry struggling with supply chain issues
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On today's show: When will we see fitness facilities reopen? 2022 property assessments are in the mail! Defining "essential visitor" in LTC homes
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On today's show: Vancouver plastic bag ban takes effect Saturday Road construction through Surrey park to begin LTC restrictions' impact on family, patients, & staff Maintaining your fitness goals while gyms are closed Keeping your pets safe in winter conditions
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On today's show: Poll shows British Columbians still for plastic ban Maple Crest Housing Society attempt to evict Shalom Branch 178 How's the ski season looking like? Another hard year for BC's hospitality industry BC limits long-term care visits to essential visitors
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On today's show: BC delaying start of school until Jan. 10 Homeless people need help during this cold snap CPP premiums getting a bigger bump than expected How are LTC homes tackling the Omicron outbreak? Top tips for safe winter driving!
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On today's show: BCTF calling for delayed return to classrooms Doctor shares her thoughts on back-to-school A&W conducts successful pilot program at UBC Checking in on BC road conditions
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On today's show: Protecting the homeless during extreme cold The dangers of frozen lakes and ponds Electricity demand breaks provincial records BC planning enhanced safety measures in K to 12 schools SRO residents shivering after having no heat for three nights Taking a look at the dark side of Twitter
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On today's show: Are there gaps in Vancouver’s snow response plan? BC isn’t ready for its next disaster CTF releases tax changes for 2022 Concerns about COVID-19 in schools
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On today's show: New relief funding coming for businesses ordered closed How are restaurants feeling about the latest restrictions Retired physician calls for another BC circuit breaker New $10 billion telescope hopes to view the edge of the universe Keeping seniors safe this holiday season
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On today's show: How the restaurant industry is surviving the latest COVID restrictions Is rapid testing the way to go? Senior assaulted "out of nowhere" according to Police Utilizing tech this holiday season! Finding hope amidst a pandemic The power exercise has on your overall well-being A perfectly preserved dinosaur embryo found in China!
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- New COVID restrictions take effect today.
- Canada advising against non-essential travel abroad.
- The Coquihalla is reopening, but where is Merritt at?
- TransLink installs braille signage at ALL bus stops!
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- Canada reintroducing PCR test at the border
- Omicron's impact on catering services
- BC enacts capacity limits as Omicron spreads
- Rio Theatre CEO reacts to new capacity limits
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- Westjet opposes new Canadian travel advisory
- Vancouver woman assaulted in Mexico is now back home
- Survey suggests Canadians are worried about the rising costs of food
- BC not getting at-home COVID rapid tests till January
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- Travel expert weighs in on latest advisory notice
- Penticton Mayor weighs in on sales tax story
- BC Truckers eager to get back on the Coquihalla
- Adapting our habits to fight the Omicron variant
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- Legal action filed against Broadway Subway Project
- Snow in Metro Vancouver causes crashes & power outages
- $40 billion set aside for Indigenous children harmed in foster care
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- Surrey City Councillor reacts to Doug McCallum public mischief charges
- Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum charged with public mischief
- Changing what senior care looks like
- Concerns are being raised about derelict boats in False Creek
- Delta police working with Europol on cybercrime investigation
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- Taking steps towards ending the overdose crisis
- Dike upgrades could threaten BC wild Salmon
- Canadians to face serious sticker shock at grocery stores
- Labour shortages are back with a vengeance!
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- Reviewing the Vancouver budget
- Omicron's impact on tourism
- Ombudsperson calls for law reform regarding municipal tax sales
- Will the diplomatic Olympic boycott actually achieve anything?
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- Restaurants have been hit hard during the pandemic
- The Canucks were on fire last night!
- Fight over SkyTrain seat ends in stabbing!
- Political parties took more than $3.7 million through federal wage subsidy
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- Anti-shoplifting campaign leads to over 200 arrests
- What to expect at YVR this holiday season
- Using facial recognition technology at the border
- Vancouver business putting their offices in a brewery!
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- Changes made to enhance emergency care for British Columbians
- Dozens of farmers & livestock displaced by floods
- How have spending habits changed in the last 2 years?
- International Day for Persons with Disabilities
- Facial recognition detects imposter trying to enter US
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On today's show:
- Answering YOUR questions about booster shots!
- Police aren't surprised they found a stash of stolen bikes
- How are 911 operators feeling about the new "disconnect" rule?
- Taking a look at the 2022 cruise season!
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- New border rules for Canadians taking short trips
- One-on-one with Rick Mercer!
- B.C. reports first case of COVID-19 Omicron variant
- When will there be an atmospheric river warning system?
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- Province of B.C. introduces $10 fee for FOI Requests
- Growing anger over Merritt evacuations
- Do you need to have flood insurance?
- HO HO NO! Is there a shortage of Mall Santas this year?
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- Vancouver mayor proposes a climate levy
- The pros and cons of 5 paid sick days
- Ottawa clarifies COVID-19 travel exemption on BC/US border
- How to make vaccines hurt less for kids!
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- BC businesses react to paid sick-leave announcement
- New data reveals patterns of discrimination in BC policing
- Sick leave reaction from Burnaby Board of Trade CEO
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- Border miscommunication leads to hefty fines for some travelers.
- Trudeau comes up short on cancelling US EV tax credits.
- One man's story on being a milk truck driver in Abbotsford.
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Guests on today's show include:
- Adrian Dix - Minister of Health and MLA for Vancouver-Kingsway
- Shirley Brennan - Executive Director of The Canadian Christmas Trees Association
- Dr. John J. Clague - Professor emeritus of Earth Science at Simon Fraser University
- David Lefebvre - Director of Public Affairs at Recycle BC
- Krista Thompson - CEO of Covenant House BC
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On today's show:
- Port Coquitlam Mayor urges people to STOP PANIC BUYING
- Do we need an emergency food task force in BC?
- The latest news on the vaccine rollout
- Floods leave migrant workers in a tricky situation
- Canada drops PCR test for short trips. What does this mean for Point Roberts?
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On today's show:
- Checking out the situation in Chilliwack and Hope
- Surrey doctor assisted by police & CN Rail tracks to reach patient
- Checking in with the Mayor of Chilliwack
- The logistics of repairing BC's highways
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- Abbotsford Police Chief comments on flooding
- Finding the roots of the Sumas flood crisis
- Harrowing tale of a woman stranded at an AirBnb with three kids & a dog
- Checking in with a dairy farmer stranded in the Sumas Prairie
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- Mudslides cause dozens to be trapped in their vehicles
- Recovering from the floods
- Blood clinics cancelled due to flooding
- BC Hydro restores power to more than 219,000 customers
- Landslide leaves group stuck in Hope
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- What's Merritt looking like right now?
- Leadership Series: David Suzuki!
- Expert says foreign doctors are being sidelined by regulation
- The revival of Bellingham!
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- Do we do enough to take care of our veterans?
- A CKNW staff member shares his personal connection to "The Great Escape"
- The vaccine mandate debate rages on
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- The revolving door of Vancouver crime
- Hand signal popularized by TikTok saves missing teen
- What do the numbers say about safety in BC?
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On today's show:
- Important info for crossing the border
- Checking in on Point Roberts
- Vancouver experienced a tornado over the weekend!
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On today's show:
- A look ahead to the border reopening
- The largest cash gift in Canadian history
- BC's attempting to cool off the real estate market
- Get ready to change your clocks!
- Nanoose Bay man going for burpee Guinness World Record!
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- A major break in a high-profile drug case for the RCMP...
- Our 911 system is at risk!
- VPD arrests window smashing suspect
- Checking up on radon levels in BC
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- Is it time to raise Canada's flag?
- A murder hornet's been found in BC. Should we be worried?
- One-on-one with Erin O'Toole
- 2021 marks 100 years of the remembrance poppy
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On today's show:
- Recapping today's surprise COVID-19 briefing
- Navigating your digital security
- Answering your vaccine questions!
- Gary Bettman holds press conference on Kyle Beach investigation
- What to do about crime in Vancouver
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- Shipping container breaks open on Northern Vancouver Island
- Two charged in Halloween edibles investigation
- Single-serve liquor now available by takeout & delivery!
- Supreme Court finds comedian's mockery of disabled singer NOT discriminatory
- This month's must-read books!
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- Our new health minister has a lot on his plate
- Fighting back against "silence culture" in hockey
- New study shows a change in Canada's religious landscape
- Vancouver police give update to recent bike heist
- Creepy Cocktails to Haunt Halloween Night
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- NDP ignored 911 red flags
- An inside look at the 26th UN Climate Change conference
- Supreme Court to make ruling on Quebec comedian's jokes
- You should NOT be afraid of spiders!
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On today's show:
- LTC visitors must now be fully vaccinated
- Alberta referendum results are in!
- BC Regional Chief wants to speed up booster shot roll out
- Trudeau unveils new cabinet with 9 new faces!
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- Crews gain control of BC cargo ship fire
- The latest on the Alec Baldwin prop gun shooting
- How could the Alec Baldwin gun incident have been avoided?
- Parents helping their children buying their first homes
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On today's show:
- Finding employees during a pandemic
- Don't expect EI if you're unvaccinated
- Scary Movies & TV Shows
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- Is live theatre finally returning to BC?
- Medical lab might go on strike
- Restaurant in Hope, BC defying health orders
- Today's inflation report is no surprise to grocery shoppers
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- The group "Keep the RCMP in Surrey" is hiring a lawyer to fight an amendment to a bylaw passed at last night's council meeting.
- Amendments strengthen access to information, protect people’s privacy
- 'My heart broke': Metro Vancouver woman whose dog arrived dead after flight wants answers, action from airline
- B.C. to end capacity limits for indoor events in most regions
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- Crowd rallies to support Hope, B.C. restaurant defying vaccine passport
- British Columbians still experiencing delays when dialing 911
- Starting November 8th, what will stop people from going online, ticking the box that says they have symptoms and booking a free PCR test to drive across the border? What safeguards will stop the potential abuse?
- The City’s False Promises about False Creek South
- Grouse Mountain to require proof of vaccination for 2021/22
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On today's show:
- Canada-U.S. land border to open for fully vaccinated on Nov. 8
- Daily street sweeps are displacing DTES residents
- How is Point Roberts reacting to the border re-opening?
- Waterloo company offering low-cost COVID rapid tests
- COVID outbreak infects more than 7/10 in BC care home
- 2 women file constitutional challenge against BC vaccine card
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- RCMP investigating possible mischief charge linked to Surrey Mayor
- Nanaimo restaurant owner fears anti-vaxxers are behind vandalism
- BC judge reaches verdict regarding bat droppings
- NDP hiding numbers judging tunnel versus bridge
- BC fish and game club pondering its future
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On today's show:
- What today's border announcement means for Point Roberts
- What you need to know about the upcoming flu season
- How is West-Coast Duty-Free feeling about the border re-opening?
- Conquering needle-phobia with therapy dogs!
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On today's show:
- Ambulance delays a great concern for BC
- BC long-term care worker vaccine mandate now in effect
- Ski resorts across BC desperate for staff!
- Northern Lights all the way in Vancouver?!
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On today's show:
- Offering COVID vaccines to in-person patients
- Nanaimo forces graffiti vandal to pay hefty fines
- BC 911 callers facing consistent delays
- Addressing gang and gun trends
- Today is International Day of the Girl!
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- B.C. 911 callers left facing ‘extensive’ delays on Thursday
- New poll shows many people with COVID did NOT self-isolate
- Tributes pouring in for longtime White Rock restaurant owner
- BCTF releases statement on mandatory vaccines
- Celebrating the Unsung holiday hero - the turkey!
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- City council axes city-wide parking permit plan
- New data shows spike in COVID cases among children
- Another mass fish kill in Squamish
- Break and enter suspect now in custody
- Small businesses suffering most in global shipping crisis
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- Report shows factors that contributed to LTC deaths
- Recent report reveals causes behind LTC deaths
- Dog on death row given new leash on life
- DNA experts may have identified the Zodiac Killer!
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On today's show:
- Gastown business owner discusses crime in Vancouver
- BC's only issued 3 tickets for vaccine card violations
- Reviewing protections for sexual assault survivors
- Tomorrow is Walk to School Day!
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- Masks mandatory for all K-12 students in B.C. schools
- Two people arrested in Wet'suwet'en conflict as protests escalate
- Three-Term Vancouver Mayor Philip Owen has passed away at 88
- Masks mandatory for all K-12 students in B.C. schools
- Digital equity should be a basic human right for all ages
- Marine heatwaves could wipe out an extra six per cent of a country’s fish catches, costing millions their jobs
- Man who survived grizzly bear attack now recovering from brain surgery
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- 1st National Day for Truth and Reconciliation draws mixed feelings from Indigenous community
- Dr. Bonnie Henry will prioritize people with mixed doses if US doesn't approve for travel
- Truth and Reconciliation: Preserving and revitalizing Indigenous languages
- How Canada can get tough on China
- Trudeau spends 1st Truth and Reconciliation Day in Tofino on vacation, contradicting itinerary
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- B.C. residents who received mixed COVID-19 doses won’t be offered third shot for travel
- Vancouver Climate Emergency Parking Program update
- Snowbirds Are Heading to Florida and Arizona Despite the Delta Variant
- B.C. data shows dramatic rise in COVID-19 cases among school-aged children
- Warming climate dashes West Vancouver salmon habitat project
- A couple of B.C. students are finding success in an eco-friendly process they created
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- Vancouver School Board makes masks mandatory for K-12 students
- Buying vs Renting study: Homeowners come out in front financially in more than 90% of scenarios analyzed
- B.C. government wants to seize Vancouver penthouse apartment belonging to COVID-19 party host
- Amid COVID-19 surge, new restrictions coming for B.C.’s eastern Fraser Valley
- Vancouver Park Board backs new $500 fine for feeding urban wildlife
- With Meng Wanzhou returning to China, what is the future of Huawei in Canada?
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On today's show:
- 2 Michaels are home — but Canada still wary of China
- U.S. vaccination requirement for air passengers worries Canadians with mixed vaccines
- Severance for ex-MPs costs estimate of $3.3M, Canadian Taxpayers Federation says
- Vancouver Park Board to vote on penalties for feeding wildlife in city parks
- Vancouver binners’ event left scrambling after being displaced by film shoot, organizers say
- The BC SPCA is offering half-price adoptions for the next 10 days
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On today's show:
- Meng Wanzhou, the Huawei Technologies executive detained in Canada since December 2018 has reached a deal with the U.S. government.
- B.C. Man speaks out after unvaccinated mother dies from COVID-19
- Senator makes her case on senate floor for Point Roberts border to re-open to Canadians
- Meng Wanzhou, Huawei CFO, pleads not guilty as part of deferred prosecution agreement
- Pets get safer rides in Vancouver now with new service in town
- Let's talk about books!
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On today's show:
- Quebec tables bill to restrict anti-vaccine protests near schools, hospitals; fines could reach $12,000
- City of North Vancouver to explore rent to own housing model
- TransLink sees highest jump in ridership since start of pandemic
- Health-care costs for typical Canadian family will eclipse $15,000 this year
- Options for B.C.’s permanent paid sick leave available for comment
- The European Union is unveiling plans that would require smartphone makers to adopt a single charging method for mobile devices.
- BC woman receives award for her work advocating for people with disabilities
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On today's show:
- Restaurant owner frustrated by lack of enforcement of vaccine passport system
- B.C. to return to notifying schools, parents about COVID-19 exposures
- City Council approves new summer patio program
- SkyTrain to Downtown Langley City not delayed
- Why aren’t some restaurants enforcing the vaccine passport rules?
- Major rockfall shuts down portions of Stawamus Chief Park
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On today's show:
- Liberals projected to form minority government; Trudeau bills win as ‘clear mandate’
- Liberals flex Metro Vancouver muscle but can’t repeat 2015 surge
- More unvaccinated pregnant women are ending up in the ICU, why aren’t pregnant women getting vaccinated?
- Vancouver pop-up patios could make permanent mark
- Stanley Park to reopen to the public, effective immediately
- Surrey-to-Langley SkyTrain won’t be up and running until 2028
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On today's show:
- Could battleground British Columbia decide Monday’s federal election?
- What to watch for tonight - as Canadians take to the polls
- Canada election: What you need to be prepared on election day
- B.C. considers no-protest ‘bubble zones’ after vaccine protesters target schools
- U.S. extends land border rules to Canada and Mexico, eases other travel measures
- Cautious optimism for endangered orcas
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On today's show:
- Manslaughter charge laid in overdose detah of 14-year-old
- Vancouver police redeploying officers to hard-hit areas of downtown
- BC Hydro says we may be in the dark this Fall!
- North Shore Rescue breaks emergency call record
- This man's been with CMBC as a community shuttle driver since 2009!
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On today's show:
- Vancouver restaurant closing down after 10 years
- Vancouver police deploying officers to hard-hit downtown areas
- Alberta’s COVID-19 surge is a cautionary tale
- Strategic enforcement generating great success on the frontline
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On today's show:
- Canada's inflation reaching new highs
- Small boat owners launch large protest off Granville Island
- The future of cruise ships in BC
- New biosphere region a centrepiece for sustainable development!
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On today's show:
- Charting a course for the next century of maritime policy
- Health-care workers must be vaccinated by Oct 26
- How are we going to navigate a vaccine passport society?
- Some residents barred from Surrey council meetings
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On today's show:
- This BC family has a message to the unvaccinated
- How are restaurant owners feeling about the vaccine card rollout?
- Long-term care providers fear staff shortages
- Cyclist looks to find good Samaritans
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On today's show:
- Improving livability in Vancouver
- Vancouver restaurants hiring security guards
- Hospitals feeling the pressure
- Agreement signed to expedite Little Mountain redevelopment
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On today's show:
- The latest victim of break & enter in Vancouver
- What's the solution to stopping break & enters?
- Kamloops senior dies while waiting in emergency room
- Report shows the costs of treating COVID-19 ICU patients
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