Episodios

  • Privacy Week
    May 5 2025

    This week is Privacy Week, which raises awareness about how to protect your personal information. B.C.'s privacy commissioner joins us as we ask our viewers their worries about their online data.

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    15 m
  • U.S. threatening more tariffs ahead of Carney-Trump meeting
    May 5 2025

    U.S. President Donald Trump says he has started a process to hit films not produced in the U.S. with a 100 per cent tariff, just as Prime Minister Mark Carney is on his way to Washington to meet with him to reset the relationship between Canada and the U.S. UBC political science professor Terri Givens joins the show to talk about the latest tariff developments and the possible impact on B.C.'s film industry.

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    33 m
  • Brian Minter Friday!
    May 2 2025

    BC Today gardening columnist Brian Minter joins us to answer your gardening questions.

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    24 m
  • Provincial day of mourning for Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy
    May 2 2025

    B.C. is commemorating victims and the communities affected by the April 16 Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy by marking a provincial day of mourning. CBC reporters Chad Pawson and Pinki Wong tell us about how the community is grieving and marking the day. The tragedy took place near two schools. Vancouver School Board superintendent Helen McGregor joins the show to discuss supports available for students. Communities outside of B.C. have joined in solidarity to support the victims of the Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy, with donations and vigils. Hannah Sabit of Migrante Canada joins us from Toronto to discuss how the grief from Saturday's events rippled across the country.

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    25 m
  • Schools imposing cell phone bans
    May 1 2025

    Quebec will impose a full ban on cell phones and other electronic devices in schools. Brandon Laur, CEO and instructor at The White Hatter, joins the show to discuss as we ask viewers if cell phones should be outright banned in schools.

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    21 m
  • B.C. ends Zero-Emission vehicle rebate
    May 1 2025

    We get reaction from members of the Filipino community after reviews were announced in the wake of the alleged car attack at the Lapu-Lapu Day festival in Vancouver over the weekend.

    B.C. is ending its zero-emission vehicle rebate program, which comes after a similar federal program was paused in January when it ran out of funds. We ask Bob Porter, president of the Vancouver Electric Vehicle Association, how this could affect demand for EVs.

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    28 m
  • City review underway after Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy
    Apr 30 2025

    Communities continue to reel in the aftermath of the Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy that killed 11 people and injured dozens of others. Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim says the city is conducting a comprehensive review and is calling for more support for mental health crises from senior levels of government.

    Dr. Gary Chaimowitz, professor of Psychiatry at McMaster University, joins the show to discuss mental health care systems. We take calls from the audience to address what needs to change in mental health care in B.C.

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    33 m
  • Communities rally to support in the aftermath of the Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy
    Apr 30 2025

    Wyn Ramos Daquigan is organizing the Vancouver Filipino Emergency Coalition to rally resources to help victims of the tragedy. He joins the show to discuss the supports available to those affected.

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    18 m

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