Best Houses For Sale In Vancouver Podcasts (2024)

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Brave Little Hunter is free | Canucks watch parties and safety | Dog grooming 52:46

14h ago52:46

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The Ehattesaht First Nation says a killer whale calf that had been trapped in a remote Vancouver Island lagoon for more than a month is now free after it swam out on its own early Friday morning. CBC reporter Joel Ballard gives us an update. The mayor of Vancouver says he would like to organize watch parties for the Canucks' playoff run, but the ci…

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Wildfire evacuation order downgraded in Chetwynd | Renting with a disability 52:47

1d ago52:47

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The Acting Mayor of Chetwynd, Julia Nelson gives us a live update as an evacuation order is downgraded to an alert in Chetwynd, B.C., due to a nearby wildfire. CBC reporter Yvette Brend takes us into the impact of forest fire smoke. And, new data suggests that people with disabilities are disproportionately affected by evictions. Karla Verschoor, I…

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Market Update April: A Subdued Spring Season 27:21

1d ago27:21

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As per the BC Real Estate Association, the real estate market in the province is displaying indications of a rebound, although home sales continue to lag behind the 10-year average. Brendon Ogmundson, Chief Economist at BCREA, elaborated that while activity is increasing, home sales are still below typical levels, and home prices have remained rela…

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Growing calls to end drug decriminalization pilot | Modern etiquette tips 52:46

2d ago52:46

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Pressure is mounting on the B.C. government to abandon its three-year drug decriminalization pilot. The CBC's Meera Bains explains the growing pushback and our audience share perspectives from their communities. Mariah Grumet, founder, Old Soul Etiquette, gives us modern etiquette advice, and our audience shares their own dos and don'ts.…

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Capital gains tax changes | Live update on Surrey policing 52:47

3d ago52:47

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-As the federal government's planned tax hike on capital gains attracts criticism, CBC financial columnist Mark Ting helps viewers navigate what the changes mean for them And, we took you live to a news conference by B.C.'s Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth, where he announced November 29th as the official date Surrey transitions to its municip…

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Out-of-control wildfires spark evacuation alerts in Cariboo, Endako | Earth Day 52:47

4d ago52:47

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After seven wildfires broke out in the Cariboo region in one day over the weekend, we get the latest details from Adam Nicholas, Prince George Fire Centre information officer; CBC science and climate specialist Darius Mahdavi; and Justin Perry, instructor of forest and natural areas management at British Columbia Institute of Technology. Our listen…

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Vancouver Canucks' playoff run | Gardening with Brian Minter 52:47

7d ago52:47

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As the Vancouver Canucks prepare to play the Nashville Predators in the opening round of the 2024 Stanley Cup playoffs, we talk with CBC intern and Canucks Army writer Lachlan Irvine, and CBC journalist Jason Peters about the exciting times for B.C. hockey. Brian Minter answers your gardening questions and shares tips for adding colour to your plan…

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Bank of Canada Updates and Federal Budget Highlights 20:03

7d ago20:03

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On Tuesday, the federal government announced its 2024 budget, committing to extensive new spending funded by fresh revenue sources. This year's federal budget is centred on three key objectives: increasing the availability of affordable housing, reducing living costs, and fostering economic growth that benefits everyone. James and Denny share their…

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Trans Mountain pipeline sale | Rural homelessness in B.C. 52:47

8d ago52:47

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The long-promised sale of the troubled TMX pipeline project could prove difficult for Ottawa. We get a report from CBC business reporter Kyle Bakx, and hear from our audience on the project and its $34 billion price tag. Then we hear about a new 3-year study looking at the impact of homelessness in Castlegar, Trail and Nelson from project manager a…

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Reaction to budget housing plan | Funding for national disability benefit 52:47

9d ago52:47

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We hear reaction to the federal housing plan, and the government's budget pledge to "unlock" 3.9 million homes by 2031. We speak with Alexandra Flynn, associate professor, UBC Peter A. Allard School of Law. And, Tuesday's federal budget laid the groundwork for a national disability benefit, but the funding falls well short of what advocates were se…

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'Generational fairness' in the federal budget | Resiliency for teens 52:47

11d ago52:47

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As the federal government prepares for this afternoon's budget, we discuss 'generational fairness' with Sanjay Jeram, senior lecturer in political science at Simon Fraser University. And, ahead of a UBC event on the topic, we speak to pediatrician Dr. Dzung Vo about how teens can develop resiliency and cope with the stressors of the modern world.…

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Sombre 8th anniversary of poisoned drug crisis | TED Talks' 10th anniversary 52:47

11d ago52:47

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It's been 8 years since the province declared a public health emergency on the toxic drug supply, and more than 14,000 people have died in the province since it was declared in 2016. We hear from you about how the crisis has impacted you, your loved ones and community. Then, we hear from CBC reporter Chad Pawson from the site of the 10th annniversa…

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Killer whale rescue underway | Pet adoption in B.C. 52:47

16d ago52:47

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The Ehattesaht First Nation says the rescue of a trapped killer whale calf is underway near Zeballos. We get the latest updates on the operation from CBC reporter , and we hear from Donna Sandstrom, executive director, The Whale Trail; and "Orca Rescue!" author, and Eric Pelkey, heriditary chief of the Tsawout of the WSANEC Nation; and Community En…

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Alleged drug use at hospitals | Being single in B.C. 52:47

17d ago52:47

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B.C. United is alleging open drug use and dealing at a Vancouver hospital. But a physician at St. Paul's says that's a "false narrative." Adriane Gear, B.C. Nurses Union president shares her perspective. As the number of single people grows in Canada, Our guests Yuthike Girme, SFU, Associate Professor of Psychology and CBC News TikTok Producer, Ash…

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Surrey rejects $250M for police transition | Eid al-Fitr | Online gambling 52:47

18d ago52:47

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As Surrey rejects $250 million from the province to aid the city's police transition, we ask viewers for their advice for Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke and B.C. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth and get analysis from Hamish Telford, Associate Professor, Political Science, University of the Fraser Valley. The celebration of Eid al-Fitr, marking the …

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Stricter rules for tent cities | Civil discourse and polarization 52:47

19d ago52:47

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Stricter rules on homeless encampments were passed by the Vancouver Park Board on Monday, despite concerns from advocates. We hear from Vancouver park board commissioner Angela Haer, and hear from callers on how encampments are being handled in their parts of the province. Then 51 prominent Canadians have written an open letter asking political lea…

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The solar eclipse and live coverage of the moment of totality in Canada 52:47

20d ago52:47

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We watch the total solar eclipse unfold live as it tracks across parts of Canada on this special edition of BC Today. Our guests are Aaron and Julian Falkin, father-son duo watching the eclipse in Cleveland, OH, and Joanna Woo, Lecturer, SFU Dept of Physics.

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Why do people choose to leave B.C.? | Brian Minter takes your gardening questions 52:47

23d ago52:47

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68,000 people left B.C. for other provinces last year, with most of them moving to Alberta. Our viewers share why they think that's happening. And, our gardening columnist Brian Minter answers your gardening questions

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Calls for Quesnel mayor to step down | What is B.C.'s best bird? 52:47

24d ago52:47

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Calls are growing louder for the mayor of Quesnel to step down after his wife handed out copies of this controversial book. CBC reporter Betsy Trumpener brings us the latest, and our guest Sean Carleton, Assistant Professor, History and Indigenous Studies at the University of Manitoba, gives us insight into the diffreence between critical dialogue …

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Unlocking Home Value: Tips for Evaluating, Buying, and Selling Property 27:25

22d ago27:25

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Unlocking the value of your home or any real estate property you're considering buying or selling is a nuanced process that requires a keen understanding of the market. Denny and Monica share their personal experiences with evaluating homes and whether it's better to buy or sell your home first. This episode will focus on those looking to make a re…

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Taiwan earthquake | Meeting B.C.'s growing energy need | Addiction recovery homes 52:44

25d ago52:44

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We speak with Honn Kao, a Victoria-based seismologist who studied in Taiwan shares his perspective and insight into the deadly earthquake that struck the island. And, we get an insider's perspective of a B.C. Hydro announcement about increasing energy supply in the province, our guest is Colleen Giroux-Schmidt, Clean Energy BC's board chair, and VP…

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Province proposes new rental protections | Novel explores life of child with ADHD 52:47

26d ago52:47

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The province says new proposals will support renters and landlords who play by the rules. Our CBC provincial affairs reporter Meera Bains gives us an update, and we hear our viewers' experiences. Then, B.C. author Chris Read debuts her new novel, "Queen Jean is in Trouble Again". Set in West Vancouver, the novel explores the life of a fifth grader …

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Ottawa's 'renters’ bill of rights' | Ask an astronaut your space questions 52:47

1M ago52:47

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Vancouver this week, and he’s promising a ‘renters’ bill of rights.’ We dig into the housing measures and how they will help people in B.C. with guest Rebecca Love, volunteer of Vancouver Tenants Union, and your calls. Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen joins us ahead of his 2025 trip to the moon to talk about life…

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Be 'bear aware' this year | Is there a health-care worker you'd like to thank? 52:47

1M ago52:47

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Bears are starting to emerge from their dens as we move into spring. We hear your bear stories, and talk with Gabriela De Romeri, WildSafe BC communications coordinator to give us some tips on co-existing with our bear neighbours. And, we bring you the heart-warming story of Erica Staving from Kelowna, who recently underwent emergency surgery. She …

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Baltimore bridge collapse | What are the struggles and successes of B.C. youth? 52:45

1M ago52:45

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Baltimore's Key Bridge collapsed in Baltimore, we get the latest update. The B.C. Adolescent Health Survey has been conducted every five years for the last three decades. The 2023 report was released, we discuss with McCreary Centre Society's executive director Annie Smith, and with clinical counsellor Lawrence Sheppard, regular mental health colum…

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CRAB Park update | 2024 Junos | Call in with your best 'fun facts' 52:46

1M ago52:46

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Our CBC reporter Jon Hernandez reports on the Vancouver Park Board's attempt today to temporarily move CRAB Park residents. Then, after the 2024 Junos last night, we talk about the best moments with Vancouver's Snotty Nose Rez Kids' Darren "Young D" Metz and singer-songwriter Dan Mangan. And, CBC's Climate and Science Specialist Darius Mahdavi shar…

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On World Water Day, what does water access mean to you? | Travelling with pets 53:19

1M ago53:19

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It's World Water Day. As we hear about threats to our water systems from climate change, Dave Zehnder, Kootenay-area rancher and Kat Hartwig, Living Lakes Canada Executive Director. In our regular pet segment, we're joined by Sarah Shapiro-Ward, professional dog trainer with When Hounds Fly to talk about travelling with your pet.…

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Are pensions keeping up with the cost of living? | World Down Syndrome Day 51:19

1M ago51:19

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Seniors are rallying in several communities across B.C. to bring attention to what they call 'shrinking' pensions that are not keeping pace with inflation and the rising cost of living. CBC reporter Michelle Gomez reports from the rally in White Rock, and we heard from Ramona Kaptyn, BC's chief advocacy and communications officer for the Canadian A…

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More EV charging stations | World Happiness Report | Decluttering and heirlooms 52:31

1M ago52:31

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B.C. aims to add 500 public charging stations to the province's electric highway. Margareta Dovgal, energy and climate analyst breaks it down with us. The 2024 World Happiness Report is out, and happiness is trending down in the West — especially for young people. The report's co-editor, John Helliwell, professor emeritus, UBC's Vancouver School of…

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BC Today, March. 19: Preparing for drought and wildfire season | Favourite spots on Vancouver Island 52:47

1M ago52:47

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It's the first day of spring, and while some people are enjoying the sunshine, government officials are already planning for the upcoming drought and wildfire season. Our guests are Kai Chen, UBC professor with the Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability, and Andréanne Doyon, associate professor and director of SFU's Resource and En…

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Top issues in B.C. this election year | Online video-game safety 52:47

1M ago52:47

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The B.C. NDP is still the top choice ahead of the provincial election in October, despite some heavy criticism, according to a new Angus Reid Institute poll. Shachi Kurl, Angus Reid Institute's president, joins us to discuss. And, following recent provincial legislation that aims to protect young people from online harms, we discuss the risks invol…

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Your favourite spring break memories | Spring gardening with Brian Minter 52:47

1M ago52:47

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Students across B.C. are celebrating two weeks of spring break. We want to know what your plans are and what your favourite spring break memories are. Margaret Gallagher, host of CBC's North by Northwest, joins us from Powell River as she takes her show on the road for a special broadcast. Next, BC Today gardening columnist Brian Minter joins us to…

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Backlogs in breast cancer screening | Varying views on short-term rental rules 52:47

1M ago52:47

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CBC Reporter Michell Ghoussoub brings us the latest on B.C.'s breast cancer screening system challenges. Our guest Dr. Paula Gordon, Clinical professor, UBC Radiology department; and Dense Breasts Canada Medical Advisor, talks about the systemic issues causing delays. And, as cities and towns contemplate their response to new provincial short-term …

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Recap of the Recent Changes to BC's Housing Policies 40:03

1M ago40:03

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Recent legislative changes in British Columbia aim to address the soaring cost of housing, reflecting the province's efforts to tackle the persistent issue of affordability in the real estate market. Denny and Monica review the new policy changes and share their thoughts on how they will affect the Vancouver real estate market. This episode will fo…

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Should B.C. keep gifted-student programs? | First steps in pharmacare plan 52:47

2M ago52:47

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Parents in Vancouver are protesting the suspension of an early entry university program for gifted students. We speak with a graduate of the program, Rachel Lin, who is now a PhD candidate with UBC's department of educational and counselling psychology, and Paul Shaker, SFU professor emeritus and former dean of Education. Our callers make the argum…

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How have recent temperatures affected you? | U.S. considers another TikTok ban 52:47

2M ago52:47

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From ski hills to Okanagan fruit farms, people have been feeling the effects of this winter's unseasonably warm climate. Sukhpaul Bal, B.C. Cherry Association president, and Brian Thomas, B.C. Cattlemen's Association president, give guest host Dan Burritt an overview of how producers are doing as we transition to spring. Then, the U.S. is consideri…

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Safer supply and the drug trade | Why do we still have daylight time? 52:48

2M ago52:48

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Safe supply is under criticism after police in Prince George make a major drug bust that included unknown quantities of safe supply. We speak with Juls Budau, former frontline worker and OPS manager in Prince George, and B.C. United MLA Elenore Sturko, shadow critic Mental Health and Addictions. And, it's the first workday after the switch to dayli…

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On International Women's Day, what does feminism mean to you?; What's your all-time favourite Oscar-winning movie? 49:13

2M ago49:13

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It's International Women's Day across the globe, we ask what being a feminist means to you, and what work we still need to do in B.C. to achieve gender equity. Next, it's Oscar weekend! We hear about the current favourites to win, and take your calls on the best Oscar winning or nominated flims of all time.…

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Selina Robinson on why she's leaving the NDP caucus; The push to get more women in the trades 49:44

2M ago49:44

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Selina Robinson has left the B.C. NDP, citing antisemitism among some of its members. The former cabinet minister says she felt unsupported as a Jewish woman in the governing party. She joins us to explain her experience. And we talk with a political scientist about the role of international events in local politics. Next, ahead of International Wo…

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Market Update March: Limited Homes for Sale in a Sellers Market 19:23

2M ago19:23

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The current market is marked by high-interest rates and stagnant home sales, indicating a seller's market. Uncertainty looms large amidst these conditions, posing challenges for both buyers and sellers alike. Economic unpredictability adds another layer of complexity to the real estate landscape. Denny and Monica share what they are currently seein…

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Outrage follows revalations over affordable housing program abuse; 49:29

2M ago49:29

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People and politicians across B.C. are expressing outrage following revelations Tuesday that at least 13 people allegedly lied to access below-market price units in Victoria. We hear your reactions to this story and ask how the province can avoid this situation in the future. Next, another local council in B.C. has been mired in public divisiveness…

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It's Super Tuesday, a critical day in U.S. politics; Has the province made enough progress on $10-a-day childcare? 49:08

2M ago49:08

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It's Super Tuesday, a critical day in U.S. politics. And the election in November is shaping up to be a Biden-Trump rematch. How are you feeling about politics south of the border? How will the election impact Canadians? Next, the provincial government is facing criticism over a lack of progress on $10-a-day childcare, should this be an election is…

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Some municipalities push back against short-term rental rules; Would you split the cost of a home with friends or family? 51:05

2M ago51:05

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The principal residence requirement for short-term rentals comes into effect May 1, limiting them to homeowner's principal residence plus one secondary suite or accessory dwelling unit. But some municipalities say the new rules won't work for their cities. Next, we talk about alternative ways to own a home, including splitting the cost with friends…

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Your memories of Brian Mulroney; Brian Minter Friday 49:40

2M ago49:40

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Brian Mulroney, one of Canda's most consequential prime ministers, has died at the age of 84. We hear your memories of the political icon, including one listener who received an unexpected letter. Next, Brian Minter joins us to take your gardening questions.

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Ottawa unveils national pharmacare plan; IVF coverage coming to B.C. 50:06

2M ago50:06

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Federal Health Minister Mark Holland has released the long-awaited details for a national pharmacare plan. We talk to a family physician who thinks the legislation doesn't go far enough. Next, amid an increase in demand for IVF treatment, the province will soon pay for one round of treatment. We hear why this is important to people in B.C.…

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Buyers Beware: Unpermitted Renovations when Purchasing a Home - Re release 25:19

2M ago25:19

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With current properties being sold so quickly, a lot of buyers may be overlooking certain negative aspects of a home that in the past may have been major red flags in a sale. James and Denny discuss the reasons behind unpermitted renovations and share how buyers can gain valuable information regarding work done on a property before buying. This epi…

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Impact of comedy show's mocking of victims of Robert Pickton 52:40

2M ago52:40

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The fallout continues after Alberta comedy act Danger Cats took their Robert Pickton t-shirts off their sales website and cancelled their upcoming appearances in Alberta, Texas and in New Westminster at Rick Bronson's House of Comedy BC. The t-shirt mocked victims of serial killer Robert Pickton, and their set included disparaging remarks about res…

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Vancouver report warns 4,700 could be homeless | Protecting kids from online harm 52:49

2M ago52:49

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A new report by the Carnegie Housing Project says up to 1,500 more shelter beds are needed in Vancouver to address shortfalls and prevent the number of homeless people from increasing. Carnegie Housing Project manager Devin O'Leary tells us more about their recommendations. https://www.carnegiehousingproject.ca/ And, as the federal government unvei…

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Flipping-tax legislation coming in spring | Child poverty rate increasing: report 52:47

2M ago52:47

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Province says home-flipping tax legislation will be introduced this spring. Our guests Brendon Ogmundson, Chief Economist, BC Real Estate Association, and David Hutniak, CEO, Landlord BC, talk about the impact this may have on creating more affordable housing. Child poverty rates are increasing in B.C., our guest Adrienne Montani, the First Call Ch…

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How costly is it to travel within Canada? | Dealing with the price of pet care 52:39

2M ago52:39

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Budget airline Lynx Air is ceasing operations. With few long-distance alternatives to flying, how costly is it to travel within Canada? Our guest Mckenzie McMillan, The Travel Group travel consultant, walks us through why Canada is so challenging for budget airlines. In our pet segment, we explore the cost of keeping pets healthy with Kathy Powelso…

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