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US President Joe Biden makes his first official visit to Canada 13:23

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University of the Fraser Valley Political Science Professor Hamish Telford joins Michelle to discuss the significance of U.S. President Joe Biden's visit to Canada today.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Understanding the challenges of homeless encampments in BC and finding ways to coexist with coyotes. 51:22

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Katt Cadieux founder and Executive Director of UNDO: Uniting Northern Drug Users and Marie-Josée Houle, Federal Housing Advocate, Canadian Human Rights Commission join us to talk about the challenges of homeless encampments. And, Animal Rights Lawyer Victoria Schoff and Lesley Fox from the animal advocacy group the Fur Bearers take us through some …

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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A cautionary tale for renters and homeowners on online rental scams and, dustbunnies beware! We have spring cleaning tips to make the task simple and enjoyable. 50:44

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Paul Legace, poverty law advocate for the Prince Rupert Unemplyment Action Centre and privacy and security expert John Wunderlich, founding board member of global NGO mydate.org, join us to talk about how we can spot and protect ourselves from online rental scams. And then Linda Chu, professional organizer with Out of Chaos organizing solutions joi…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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We need to talk: Inflation rates have dropped, but grocery prices are still high. And a BC parent files a potential game changer of a lawsuit against the maker of Fortnite. 50:56

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Kelleen Wiseman, UBC Faculty of Food and Land systems and Viveca Ellis, Single Mothers' Alliance, join us to talk about the impact on rising food prices. Independent technology analyst Carmi Levy and MediaSmarts Director of Education Matthew Johnson talk about the proposed class action lawsuit filed last Friday against Epic Games, maker of massivel…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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The UN says we need to act now to combat climate change, the latest on the Fraser Valley transit strike and the shortage of workers in the trades. 50:26

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Tom Green, David Suzuki Foundation'sS enior Climate Advisor, joins us to talk about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s summary report on climate change; CBC Reporter Michelle Ghoussoub gives us an update on the Fraser Valley transit strike; and Mike Bocsik, Camosun College automotive instructor and Nancy Darling, Okanagan Colleg…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Eby wants CSIS briefing on electoral interference; preparing your garden for the arrival of spring 49:01

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Dan Burritt is our host today. We have more on the allegations of interference by Chinese government officials in Vancouver's municipal election. The Premier, David Eby, says he now wants to hear from Canada's spy agency about the issue. A panel and our listeners weigh in on what ought to be done to better secure our votes on a local, provincial an…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Fresh allegations of interference in Vancouver election; how are you preparing for allergies? 49:25

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Dan Burritt is hosting today. The show begins with more on the extent of alleged foreign interference in Canada. The Globe and Mail reports that China's consulate general in Vancouver interfered in last year's municipal election in the city. And in our second half hour, as we face into spring, how are you preparing for allergies?…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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LNG project gets greenlight; How nutrition impacts your mental health 46:37

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Dan Burritt is hosting today. The provincial government has now given the environmental green light to a massive, First-Nation owned LNG project in B.C. Supporters say it will bring economic reconciliation, and produced lower emissions than other projects. Critics wonder if it will get built at all. We hear from both perspectives. And in our second…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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New funding to tackle air passenger complaints backlog; supporting parents through spring break 43:58

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Dan Burritt is in the host’s chair today. Passenger complaints continue to pile up as the airline industry builds back from the pandemic. As new federal funding is announced to cope with the backlog, we speak to Anthony Perl, Professor in Urban Studies at Simon Fraser University. And in the second half of our show, we get advice for parents whose c…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Three years on, what pandemic habits have you kept? And how to cope with the toll of burnout. 45:21

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Dan Burritt is in the host's chair today. It's three years since public health restrictions gathered pace in B.C. in response to the rapid escalation in the province's COVID case count. Amid the head-spinning news cycle, life for British Columbians was altered drastically. And for many, they have maintained some of the new habits and routines that …

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Daylight time sleep. 25:02

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Dr. Ron Cridland, the medical director at the Kelowna Sleep Clinic, and Rebecca Vigelius, a holistic sleep coach in Abbotsford, discuss sleep issues, as we prepare to lose an hour of sleep to daylight time.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Clarifying distracted-driving laws. Food insecurity. 50:05

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Jenn Teryn, a lawyer at McCullough Watt Sutton Lynskey & Hodson in Victoria, and Rob Wilkinson, the Director of Community Partnerships for Traffic Injury Research Foundation in Ottawa, discuss distracted driving. Lenore Newman, director of the Food and Agriculture Institute at the University of the Fraser Valley, discusses food insecurity.…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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What more should we do about toxic-drug deaths? How can we separate fact from fiction in women's health? 50:35

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Garth Mullins is a member of the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users, a drug-user activist, and host of the Crackdown podcast. Dr. Jen Gunter is an ob-gyn and the best-selling author of The Vagina Bible and The Menopause Manifesto.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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The rise of hate incidents in B.C. during the pandemic; B.C.'s invasive and noxious plants 51:00

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Tuesday's program starts with Annie O'Hana, teacher and Indigenous Department Head from Surrey's L.A. Matheson Secondary School, as the BC Human Rights Commissioner Kasari Govender presents her office's recommendations on how to tackle the rise in hate incidents over the pandemic. Then we carefully tread into noxious plant territory discussing gian…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C. introduces new sextortion legislation; New Westminster City Council ties fines to income levels. 50:22

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We begin Monday's program with lawyer and Chair of the Uniform Law Conference of Canada's Advisory Committee Peter Lown, as BC introduces new Intimate Images Protection legislation today to protect people from sextortion. Then we head over to New Westminster to speak with Mayor Patrick Johnstone about the council's decision to tie fines to income.…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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The state of B.C. retail as Nordstrom exits Canada; Brian Minter answers your gardening questions. 50:38

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We begin Friday's program with retail adviser David Ian Gray, as Nordstrom joins Bed Bath and Beyond as the latest American retailer to pull out of Canada. Then, we go to the PNE in Vancouver, where a two-day Hoobiyee celebration is getting underway. And finally, after a week of cold weather for many in B.C., your gardening questions are answered b…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Should Canada hold a public inquiry on election interference; Tips for healthy aging 50:36

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In our first half we'll hear from our reporter Corey Bullock who has the latest on the avalanche that led to three fatalities and several injuries. And we go to Ottawa, where hearings took place into allegations of interference in Canadian elections. Next, we ask you what you do to maintain health and well-being as you get older?…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Housing initiatives central in B.C. Budget; the province becomes the first to make prescription contraception free 51:02

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As expected, housing is central in the BC Budget. Two measures are getting attention- a new renters tax credit, and an increase in the shelter allowance. Will these credits and benefits make a difference? What else would you like to have seen, to ease the pressure of housing costs? Next, B.C. becomes the first province to make prescription contrace…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C. Budget Special 2023 1:30:06

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Katrine Conroy presents B.C.'s budget for 2023, and Meera Bains, Bill Tieleman, Allie Blades, Adam Olsen, Bryan Yu, Meena Brisard, Jonny Morris, Thom Armstrong, Alex Hemingway, Torrance Coste, Khelsilem and Fiona Famulak discuss it.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C. Budget Day; Good habits for a better sleep 50:43

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It's Budget Day in B.C. Ahead of its delivery this afternoon we're asking what you think the priorities should be. Next, a new sleep study finds five good sleep habits that can benefit your health.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Today marks one year since the war in Ukraine; Do you want a four day work week? 50:07

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The world is marking one year since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We're talking about he human toll of the conflict. Next, the B.C. Green Party wants a pilot project to pursue a four day work week. Would you like to see that change in B.C.?

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Residents of Hastings St. speak out against tent removals; MLA Melanie Mark resigns 50:08

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Residents and advocates are speaking out against tent removal on on Hastings St. in Vancouver. We're asking what governments and municipalities should do to make sure people are housed. Next, NDP MLA Melanie Mark announced she will be resigning, calling legislature a "torture chamber." We're talking about how to achieve equal representation in poli…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Pink Shirt Day; We take your questions on artificial intelligence technology 50:56

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Today is Pink Shirt Day, which highlights anti-bullying initiatives at schools across the country. Next, it seems artificial intelligence is everywhere now. We take your questions on this new technology.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Parts of B.C. are in for a winter storm; Are you tipping more these days? 50:06

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Parts of B.C. are in for a blast of winter weather. We get an update from Environment Canada then talk to a shelter about how they're preparing. Next a new survey shows some people want to drop the option for a tip when paying and include it in the total price. We're asking for your thoughts.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Ottawa found justified in using Emergencies Act; Brian Minter Friday 49:28

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Justin Paul Rouleau has released the long-awaited report on whether the federal government was justified in its use of the Emergencies Act. Next, it's Brian Minter Friday, he's with us as always to take your gardening questions.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Canada's women's soccer team speaks out about pay equity; the Great Backyard Bird Count 50:23

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Today, Canada's women's national soccer team plays its first match in the She Believes Cup. But the team has been speaking out about pay equity, in a dispute with Canada Soccer. Next, the simple joy of bird watching. This weekend, you can use it to help out science, as the Great Backyard Bird Count gets underway.…

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The British Columbia Real Estate Podcast

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Is The Real Estate Market In Surrey BC Coming Back ? British Columbia Real Estate Podcast - Episode 51 7:24

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In this video, we'll take a look at the current real estate market in Surrey BC and see if there's any indication that the market is coming back. Thanks for Listening! Buy Us A Coffee Here: https://sociabuzz.com/bcrealestatepod... Bitcoin: 3Mf31B5ukEx43GudqaDrfuE122aJMH5KDR Etherium & CRO : 0xaE5a5045cFEc3f5dEB0077228bc20776A3C68281 ⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️ …

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Do disposable cup fees work?; We take your questions on electric vehicles 51:01

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Vancouver City Council is debating whether to scrap the 25 cent disposable coffee cup fee introduced last year. We're asking you if extra fees for single use items make you change your behaviour. Next, we're bringing back electric vehicle expert Ken Bokor to take your questions.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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New Child Poverty Report Card for B.C.; It's Valentine's Day, and we're talking all about rom coms 50:30

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Child poverty dropped during the early days of the pandemic. That's largely thanks to government support and subsidies. But have those positive impacts lasted? Next, it's Valentine's Day and we're taking calls on your favourite romantic comedies.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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more aerial objects downed in North American skies; How can you get the most out of loyalty programs? 50:57

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A lot of eyes have been on the skies this weekend after more mysterious flying objects were shot down. This time involving Canadian airspace. Plus, inflation eats into Starbucks rewards cards. How can you get the most out of loyalty programs?

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Canada added 150,000 jobs last month; Your favourite books about Black Canadian experiences 49:43

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Michelle Eliot is back in the host's seat today. We start with more on the aftermath of the earthquake disasters in Turkey and Syria, and the moment a miraculous rescue from the rubble was caught on camera. Also on the show: for the second month in a row, the Canadian economy added jobs at a rate that blew past expectations. The news comes as the p…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Premiers prepare to discuss federal healthcare funding proposals; The difficult decision faced by dementia patients to stop driving 48:19

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Amy Bell is our host today. First up: Ottawa's proposed funding plan for healthcare in the provinces offered a fraction of the dollars that Premiers wanted. As they prepare to debate whether to accept Trudeau's offer, are the two sides too far apart? We discuss with former BC Health Minister, Terry Lake, and take your calls. In the second half of T…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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How British Columbians are helping the relief efforts in Turkey and Syria; What mental health supports and substance use services are needed in B.C.? 47:20

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Amy Bell is in the host's chair today. As we go to air, more than 11,000 people are confirmed to have died in the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. British Columbians have rallied to support the relief efforts in that region. Search and Rescue teams from Burnaby are among those who are on the ground, and we hear an update on their activities. We als…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Trudeau pitches $196B health-care plan; How prepared is B.C. for a major earthquake? 47:35

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We speak to a family physician and a health policy researcher, as news breaks that the federal government is prepared to increase health-care spending by an eye-popping $196.1 billion over the next decade - a cash injection Ottawa is pitching as a generational fix for an ailing system. And in our second half, we're seeing more and more images of th…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Earthquake strikes Turkey and Syria; B.C. Throne Speech to focus on housing 49:59

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Rocked by multiple earthquakes, the international community responds to destruction in Turkey and Syria. We speak with a B.C. teacher whose family was struck with tragedy and we hear from CBC meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe; and in our 2nd half, the B.C. Legislature is back in session with housing the top of the agenda. UBC professor Tsur Somervill…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Ottawa withdraws amendments to firearms law; Brian Minter Friday 50:18

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Ottawa is withdrawing amendments to its pending firearms law. Critics have called the amendments unfair to hunters and farmers. Next, Brian Minter is back for his regular gardening segment.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Federal government pauses expansion of MAID; Tell us about your DIY projects 49:33

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The federal government has paused expanding Medical Assistance in Dying for people suffering solely from mental disorders. What would you like to see happen. Next, we're talking DIY - or do it yourself projects. We want to hear about your projects.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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The future of the Vancouver Folk Festival; Women's heart health 50:41

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The iconic Vancouver Folk Festival's future still hangs in the balance, and tonight there's a townhall on the issue for it's members. CBC's Grant Lawrence joins us to take your calls. Next, we talk women's heart health. A new report says a lack of knowledge put them at risk.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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New standards for long-term care homes; How to get through a breakup peacefully 50:41

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Canada has new standards to try and improve long term care. We're asking what improvements you want to see. Next, we're at the end of January - National Breakup Month. We're asking how you got through a breakup, and how to move on while maintaining a relationship with your ex.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Live from Nanaimo! 50:51

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We are in Nanaimo to mark the launch of a new CBC local bureau. We'll meet our new videographer based right here in town. We'll be joined by some of the people and businesses who make this a great place to be. And Singer-songwriter Hayley Sales will join us! Plus, on the open line, we're asking you, who are the local vendors you love?…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Rental demand outpacing stock; How to prevent sports injuries 49:45

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Metro Vancouver's rental vacancy rate has tightened once again, falling below one percent among purpose built rentals. One of the big factors is migration - internationally and from other parts of Canada. Next, we'll talk about sports injuries and ask how you have been affected.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Interest rate impacts on house prices; Unpredictable backcountry season 51:42

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The Bank of Canada raises its key interest rate again — but hints that may be it, as the economy starts to slow down, in particular, in the housing market. We're asking: Have you held off on a big purchase like a home? And, it's a tragic season in BC's backcountry. Two more people have died in an avalanche near Revelstoke. Are there now new and unp…

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The British Columbia Real Estate Podcast

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How to Evict a Tenant in Surrey BC 9:26

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How To Evict A Tenant In Surrey BC - British Columbia Real Estate Podcast Episode 50. If you're looking to evict a tenant in Surrey, then you need to watch this video! In this video, we'll teach you how to evict a tenant in a simple and efficient manner. Evicting a tenant can be a difficult task, but with the help of this video, you'll be able to d…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Added childcare fees; master gardener Brian Minter 50:25

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Vancouver Sun reporter Katie DeRosa and $10 a Day Child Care campaign spokesperson Sharon Gregson discuss reports of some childcare providers charging additional "optional" fees following new subsidies from the provincial government. Master gardener Brian Minter answers your gardening questions.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Toxic drugs and overdose deaths in the South Asian community; Lunar New Year traditions and music 50:46

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5X Press editor-in-chief Jeevan Sangha and Khalsa Aid Canada Metro Vancouver team coordinator Baljit Lally discuss toxic drugs and overdose deaths in the South Asian community and among international students. Pianist Karen Lee-Morlang and drag performer Van Dang discuss music and traditions associated with Lunar New Year, as well as some of the ev…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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The future of B.C.'s forestry industry; teens and social media 50:29

2M ago50:29

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Amid mill closures and government funding announcements, John Brink of Brink Forest Products discusses the future of B.C.'s forestry industry. Tech journalist Ramona Pringle discusses the effects of social media on teens.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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New alcohol use guidelines; new inflation numbers 50:32

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Dr. Tim Naimi, director of the Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research at the University of Victoria, discusses new Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction guidelines that suggest more than two alcoholic drinks a week may present increased health risks. Earl Davis of BMO Global Asset Management and CBC business columnist Rubina Ahmed-H…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Remembering Gino Odjick; accessing healthcare without a family doctor 51:04

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Friend Marcia McNaughton and fan Troy Sebastian remember the life and legacy of 90s Vancouver Canuck legend Gino Odjick, who died aged 52. CBC medical contributor Dr. Peter Lin discusses how to access healthcare when you don't have a family doctor.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Reducing stigma around Alzheimer's Disease 49:31

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The number of Canadians living with dementia is expected in increase - reaching over a million by 2030. We're asking about your experience caring for a loved one.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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David Eby hopes to tackle rental affordability; how to learn a new language 50:34

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The province hopes to tackle rental affordability and speculation with a new fund aimed at preserving older buildings. What's your experience trying to find a rental? Our next guest can understand 20 languages. We'll ask him for tips about learning a new language.

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