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Melissa Speirs, BC SPCA Manager of Farm Welfare discusses why there should not be a new rodeo in Langley 

Rick Forchuk, Film Critic and Blogger at RicksPicks.ca discusses whether the 'Streaming Wars" is bringing people back to movie theatres. 

 Ryan Berlin, Senior Economist with The Rennie Group answers whether housing prices have dropped throughout the country. 

 Daphne Bramham, Columnist for The Vancouver Sun discusses whether the provincial government has it's priorities right in regards to spending 

Walt Judas, CEO of the BC Tourism Association discusses whether British Columbia's tourism sector with bounce back this summer

Janet Brown, Senior Reporter for 980 CKNW discusses the advantages of crossing the border into the USA to fill up on groceries and gas! 

Province responds to report on heat-related deaths from 2021 Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General reacts to the B.C. coroner's review of 2021 heat-related deaths  BC Coroners report on heat-related deaths reveal at least 6 instances where victims were told there were no ambulances available Troy Clifford, President of the Ambulance Paramedics Union and an active paramedic discusses the challenges first responders faced during 2021's heat dome.  BC NDP under fire for delaying new schools, seismic upgrades Adam Olsen, Green Party MLA for Saanich-North and the Islands, member of the Tsartlip First Nation discusses the need for seismic upgrades for B.C. schools  What municipalities need to do moving forward in preparation for extreme heat conditions Patrick Johnstone, New Westminster City Councillor discusses what needs to change at the municipal level, after last years heat dome, as we move towards the summer months  The pros and cons of a wet, rainy start to your BC summer By

By now, even the most dedicated and hardcore rain enthusiasts are probably getting tired of what you’re seeing on the weather forecast. Lots and lots of rain is set to arrive over the next few days.  But there are SOME good things about having so much rain..  Our show contributor Jawn Jang spoke with Bobby Sehkon from Environment Canada about how the gloomy forecast can help minimize wildfire risks– which is a constant stress factor for many living in the Interior.

Patrick Johnstone, New Westminster City Councillor discusses what needs to change at the municipal level, after last years heat dome, as we move towards the summer months 

Adam Olsen, Green Party MLA for Saanich-North and the Islands, member of the Tsartlip First Nation discusses the need for seismic upgrades for B.C. schools 

Troy Clifford, President of the Ambulance Paramedics Union and an active paramedic discusses the challenges first responders faced during 2021's heat dome. 

Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General reacts to the B.C. coroner's review of 2021 heat-related deaths 

1 in 4 Canadians eating “less than they should” due to rising food costs, survey suggests David Long, CEO of Greater Vancouver Food Banks discusses the increase in the number of Canadians visiting food banks across the country.  Bill Tieleman announces run for Vancouver City Council Bill Tieleman discusses why he is running for Vancouver City Council How is YVR faring as airports around the world struggle with the post-COVID rebound? Tamara Vrooman, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Vancouver Airport Authority discusses how YVR is doing post-covid.  Canada-Panama men’s soccer friendly at BC Place cancelled Sunday amid contract dispute What should have been a nice Sunday afternoon at BC Place watching Team Canada’s men’s soccer team turned into a national story.  With just hours to go until kick-off, the men’s team unexpectedly went on strike; refusing to play amid a contract dispute between the players and Canada Soccer.  They released a statement on Sunday, blasting the organization for d

Andy Baryer, Technology and Digital Lifestyle Expert at HandyAndyMedia.com & weekly contributor on The Shift with Shane Hewitt, breaks down Apple's latest range of software updates

What should have been a nice Sunday afternoon at BC Place watching Team Canada’s men’s soccer team turned into a national story.  With just hours to go until kick-off, the men’s team unexpectedly went on strike; refusing to play amid a contract dispute between the players and Canada Soccer.  They released a statement on Sunday, blasting the organization for dragging their feet on contract negotiations and essentially forcing their hand.  Our show contributor Jawn Jang spoke to John Molinaro, founder of TFC Republic covering Canadian soccer and got his reaction to what went down yesterday. Plus, your calls - Should Canada have played their game against Panama?

Tamara Vrooman, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Vancouver Airport Authority discusses how YVR is doing post-covid. 

 Bill Tieleman discusses why he is running for Vancouver City Council

David Long, CEO of Greater Vancouver Food Banks discusses the increase in the number of Canadians visiting food banks across the country. 

Flooding concerns arise across the province as temperatures climb David Campbell, head of the BC River Forecast Centre discusses the potential for flooding across the province as we head into summer How the city of Chilliwack has fared since last year’s atmospheric river, and current preparations for potential floods Ken Popove, Mayor of Chilliwack discusses how the rebuild is going after the 2021 BC floods.  Boston Celtics kick open NBA Finals with dramatic 4th quarter surge while Commissioner Adam Silver shuts down expansion rumours Jawn Jang, Jas Johal Show Contributor & Ryan Lehal, Jas Johal Show Technical Producer discuss when and where the NBA will looks to expand.  How does the brand-new Grand Egyptian Museum compare to the Royal BC Museum – with a similar $1-billion price tag? Kareem Allam, political strategist and Partner at Fairview Strategy, is in Egypt and caught a look at the Grand Egyptian Museum, which is still in construction, and discusses how it measures up against the one billion dol

Episode 5  On the final episode of the other one percent living with schizophrenia we get a reminder of who theses people are and Eric finds out how we can help support them.