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Tune in to explore Prince George, BC's local tourism and hospitality; from main attractions, unique tours, things to do, places to go, grub to eat and sights to see! New episodes launch on the last Monday of the month.
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Qualitycast North

Qualitycast North

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The Qualitycast North podcast showcases Northern British Columbian physicians and healthcare workers and their work in improving the quality of healthcare where they live. In an interview format, our host Dr. Shyr Chui invites guests to talk about their careers in rural medicine, and how they are improving healthcare through innovative quality improvement projects. Episodes are released every 3 weeks. Qualitycast North is a production of the Northern Health Physician Quality Improvement init ...
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The ICBA is British Columbia's voice of the construction industry. ICBA's Chris Gardner and Jordan Bateman talk BC news and politics from a free enterprise perspective.
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No Blackout Dates, hosted by Eben Diskin and Tim Wenger, is the official podcast of Matador Network and provides a truly unfiltered and honest look at the world of travel and adventure. Join these two travel writers each week for completely raw stories from the road that any responsible editor would (and has) cut from print. They talk about what it’s like to travel for a living, introduce you to the wild characters they’ve met along the way -- from astronauts and flight attendants to Amsterd ...
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Mason Ducharme is a Ph.D. candidate from Líl̓wat Nation. In this podcast, Mason shares his educational experience at all levels in chronological order from the perspective of an Indigenous person from the Mount Currie reservation in BC, Canada. Mason will one day be the IndigeDoctor, once he completes his Ph.D. in a couple of years.
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History Time

History Time

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Travel back in time with me to some of the most fascinating moments in human history. Witness colossal sea battles involving tens of thousands of men, take part in pagan blood rituals in the mysterious forests of Northern Europe and engage in highly orchestrated tribal warfare within Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica. All this and more from the comfort of your own living room/bus to work/toilet throne
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Looking for insider tips and local knowledge for your next Pacific Northwest jaunt? We're dedicated to bringing you all things PNW travel. From must-see attractions to hidden gems, we cover all aspects of travel in the Pacific Northwest, including Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Northern California, and British Columbia. We provide recommendations on the best eats, sleeps, and things to do so you can make the most of your PNW vacation. Dreaming up a road trip? Want to soak in stunning PNW beauty? ...
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It’s our Season 3 finale and a special episode tinged with a little sadness as it’s our Producer and Co-host Deanna’s last episode with QCN. This week I turn the tables on Deanna and ask about her experiences on the show and to take us through her favourite interviews from our first three seasons. Which guests did she choose? You’ll have to listen …
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Where are the best trails to mountain bike in Prince George? There are over 300 mountain bike trails to explore, insane features to conquer and undulating paths to ride. We are joined by the founders of Gals N Gears who share the exact trails you need to check out, whether you're a beginner or advanced rider! Discover the friendliness of the commun…
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According to Statistics Canada, Canada is currently experiencing a huge increase in unmet mental health needs. The prevalence of anxiety, depression and social phobia have jumped since the Covid pandemic. How can our health systems cope with this surge in demand for mental health services when the medical community itself is in crisis with physicia…
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Depression is a common and debilitating mental health condition affecting millions of people worldwide. Despite the availability of various treatment options, a significant proportion of individuals with depression do not achieve adequate symptom relief. One promising newer treatment is ketamine infusion therapy, but its current availability is rel…
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What does accessible tourism in Prince George look like? Accessible tourism means everyone walks through the same door. At Tourism Prince George that's something we want to champion, and working closely with organizations like Spinal Cord Injury BC (SCIBC) helps us move closer to ensuring tourism is accessible and inclusive. Heather Lamb, social wo…
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One of the most important aspects of quality in healthcare is patient safety. We often read or hear media reports of healthcare failures in patient safety, system errors and patients falling between the gaps but there is another piece to patient and public safety which is ensuring that our licensed physicians are safe to practice medicine in the fi…
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Looking to have a ‘Big Year’? 🐦 Start off your birding adventure in Prince George! Listen in as self-proclaimed bird nerds Clive Keen (local author of Birding: A Flock of Irreverent Essays) and Dave Leman (PG Naturalists Club director) share the best spots to find all types of birds, from Long-billed Curlews to the American Redstart, on our latest …
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In this episode we’re talking about a topic which every practicing clinician seems to have an opinion on, whether good or bad. Healthcare IT systems and electronic medical records or ‘EMR’s. Over the last few decades, we’ve seen a massive expansion in the number and reach of these IT systems into every aspect of medicine and across our entire healt…
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Drones, which are basically autonomous flying robots, have a variety of applications from controversial military operations to agriculture, cinematography, and package deliveries. Can this technology support improved healthcare services and healthcare equity in rural locations? Northern British Columbia comprises a vast geographical area the size o…
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Where are the best places to eat in Prince George? While there are a lot of great spots to satisfy any tastebud, Thais Beattie content creator of @TastingPrinceGeorge, shares with us some of her favourite places to dine! Whether you're coming with family, on a solo-trip or a romantic getaway, tune in to find out some must-visit restaurants, cafes a…
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Today, the practice of modern medicine has changed and is now far more intense, complex and demanding of physicians than ever before. It may not come as a surprise to find, therefore, that physicians are now burning out at an ever increasing rate. The issue is one that often remains hidden or unrecognized but has implications for the resilience and…
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Where does the northern lights shine brightest in Prince George? Tune in to uncover the wonders of the night sky with Malhar Kendurkar, president of the Prince George Astronomical Society and founder of the Global Supernova Search Team. Kendurkar takes listeners on a journey of where to observe nighttime phenomena and how to know when the aurora bo…
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It is well established that Indigenous peoples accessing the health system are subject to harm, and a lower quality of care. Many healthcare organizations are acknowledging this truth and making commitments to address systemic anti-Indigenous racism and improve cultural safety within the healthcare system. In this episode, we’re hearing from Northe…
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Where can you find the best burgers in Prince George? Countdown to the best burgers in the city with our guest, radio host of River Mornings, Clinton Herman. Tune in as we find out which savoury spots you should visit to grab the best patties around town! Guest: Clinton Herman, radio show host Tourism Prince George www.tourismpg.com Instagram Faceb…
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We're back with our 3rd season of Qualitycast North, with a great episode on improvement in the Ultrasound department. Ultrasound departments everywhere have never been busier and patients with complaints involving all parts of the body visit the department every day. Ultrasound is the first line choice for visualization of the appendix when diagno…
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What makes fat biking a great sport in Prince George? As a winter city, fat biking is an outdoor activity loved by many! Once the snow hits, you still have access to ride wonderful trails--winter-wonderland style! Join us as we take a ride with Gino Nava, Mountain Director at PG Cycling Club. He gives us the best tips on where to ride and spot wild…
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Join Michelle Miller-Gauthier and Nikki Blake, dynamic members of the Good Neighbours Committee, as they passionately delve into the transformative practice of active witnessing on our latest podcast episode. Discover the power of actively calling out hurtful remarks and the subtle art of calling someone in, tenderly guiding them to recognize the i…
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Backcountry skiing is not for the faint heart, but it is for the thrill seeker! Jump into the wild world of backcountry skiing with our guests Jacob and Lindsay Mullen--husband and wife adventure seekers. They help us uncover all the cool spots to find fresh pow and make unforgettable memories--right here in Prince George--all while keep safety top…
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Todd Blattner is a teacher and counselor in Vanderhoof, BC with 30 years experience. In this episode, Todd talks with Sylvia about facing conflict and creating safer spaces for your community. Resources mentioned in this episode: The Power of Vulnerability with Brene Brown Dr. Harry Stephanakis Falling Awake by Todd L Blattner Guided Meditation on …
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Steph Sedgwick is a Teacher of Physics, Specialized Science, Astronomy, and Chemistry in the Nechako Lakes School District in British Columbia. Steph's work with students has taught her the importance of understanding misconceptions and misleading information that is found (far too easily) online. In this episode, Steph shares tools to help us read…
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Croomskie and Pawliw bring you the latest from the North, we chat with Alberni Valley Bulldogs forwards Fischer O'Brien and Brady McIsaac. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyBC3zdOJcrnCY9pZBTyfqg Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hockeynorthbc Twitter: https://twitter.com/hockeynorthbc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hockeynorth_/…
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Season 2 is here and we could not be more excited to be back at it. Croomskie and Pawliw dive in to what is to come for Hockey North in this new season, we also chat with Marik Mamic of the Humboldt Bronco's and much more! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyBC3zdOJcrnCY9pZBTyfqg Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hockeynorthbc Twitter: https:…
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What can I do in downtown Prince George? Glad you asked! Because there's a lot! In this episode, Downtown Prince George's Executive Director Colleen Van Mook shares with us the vibrancy and diversity found in this part of the city. From markets, to bowling, niche grocery shops and so much more--we're looking at what you can do, where you can shop a…
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In this episode of the ICBA Daily News, Jordan Bateman and Chris Gardner from the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA) discuss the Supreme Court of Canada's decision to overturn Bill C-69. They view this as a victory for construction and resource development in Canada, highlighting the importance of faster project approvals for…
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In this podcast episode, Jordan Bateman introduces Jock Finlayson as the new Chief Economist for the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association. They discuss the Q1 fiscal report for British Columbia, which reveals a projected $6.7 billion deficit for this year. They express concerns about the government's increasing debt and lack of coordi…
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Is there a foraging tour in Prince George, BC? There absolutely is! Foraging in Prince George, BC is an all-season experience. Getting to know the roots--literally--of the place you're visiting, or live in, is a unique and special way to connect with the land. In this episode, Jen Cote the Nature Guide of Moose, Mushrooms and Mud, bridges her Indig…
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🎧 ICBA Alberta President Mike Martens and ICBA BC VP-Communications Jordan Bateman were chatting Wild Rose province earlier today, touching on several topics, including: 🗳 Alberta's Political Landscape: We discussed the recent election and the commendable job done by Premier Danielle Smith so far in her new mandate. 🧐 BC vs Alberta - Project Approv…
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Where are the best motorcycle routes around Prince George, BC? No matter your direction, you’ll find adventure on your motorcycle! In this episode, former Prince George Mayor and motorcycle enthusiast Lyn Hall helps us uncover the most incredible routes within reach--including Route 16. Prince George offers open highways, spectacular views and a so…
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Where's the best place to golf in Prince George, BC? Prince George has five golf courses. Each one has distinctive attributes. With the help of Blair Scott and Sam tenVeen--avid golfers from the local group No Name Golf--we discover which courses have the best and most challenging holes. Plus we're unlocking memories made on the greens, and which c…
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Mason Ducharme is a recent graduate of Capilano University, North Vancouver, BC. Mason spent the majority of his life in Vancouver, BC up until now... Upon graduation, Mason and his partner Rikki moved up to the North East corner of BC to a small town called, Fort St. John, population: 18,609 for a once in a lifetime job opportunity that lasted fro…
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Approximately 10% of the population (which translates to around 500,000 people in BC) believes they have a penicillin allergy and are labelled as such in their patient records, but in reality, more that 90% of these patients do not have a true penicillin allergy. These false penicillin allergy labels can have serious consequences to both individual…
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With Our Hockey Season all wrapped up, Croomskie and Pawliw return to where we began this season, Brett Fudger, to make an appearance once again. See how we talk about how WHL finishes off and how Brett Fudgers 1st year in college hockey went. Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hockeynorthbc Twitter: https://twitter.com/hockeynorthbc Instagram: https:…
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Where's the best place to hike in Prince George, BC? Take a listen, 'cause we've got the answers! Special thanks to professional hiking guide Meg Keir, owner of Guided by Adventure, for being our guest! Prince George is a hiker's haven. Whether you're a local or visiting, this episode has something for you! We're talking about the benefits of joini…
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Picture this; you’re sipping a perfect cup of coffee as the sun rises over the Columbia River. Maybe later, you’ve immersed yourself in history or you're taking a sunny stroll along the waterfront. By evening you’re ready to sit down for a delicious dinner and then stop by an award-winning craft brewery before calling it an early night - because to…
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Mason shares stories about his last two years in CapU's Bachelor of business administration program in this episode, along with the many careers he's had in those two years. Some of the careers included accounting, wedding planning, and non-profit governance. Mason also shares the importance of not solely choosing a career that offers high compensa…
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In this episode, we are featuring the Physician Quality Improvement (PQI) program’s provincial alumni co-leads, Dr. Lawrence Yang and Dr. Hussein Kanji. Dr. Yang practices in a ‘family-family’ practice alongside his wife and brothers, providing cradle-to-grave care in Surrey, BC. Dr. Kanji is a critical care physician that works primarily in the IC…
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Welcome to our latest episode, where we'll be taking a journey through the craft beer scene in Hood River and beyond. From award-winning IPAs to unique sour beers, the breweries in this area offer a diverse and delicious array of craft brews that are sure to delight beer enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned beer connoisseur or just looking for a …
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Today we’re taking a journey off the beaten path and exploring Ferndale, Washington. Tucked away just north of Bellingham, Ferndale is a charming town with a rich history and plenty of surprises to discover. In this episode, I’ll share some of Ferndale's best-kept secrets for travelers. Join us as we step off the tourist trail and discover the hidd…
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We're taking a deep dive into the Monterey Bay Aquarium, one of the world's most renowned aquariums. It's a must-see destination. In this episode, we'll be focusing on first-time visitors to the aquarium, providing a comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your visit. We'll explore the different exhibits and habitats at the aquarium, highl…
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If you’re like us, you spend a lot of time wondering what's going through people’s minds when they’re at the airport. Why do they crowd around the gate before boarding when their group won’t be called for another 20 minutes? Why do those same people stand up the second the flight pulls into the gate, even when they’re seated in row 57? Michael Brei…
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Dr. Shannon Douglas grew up in the Omineca area of Northern BC and has been dog sledding in the Fort St James area since her youth. She now practices medicine in the same region and is the Medical Director for the Lakes Omineca region and loves the diversity of patients she cares for everyday. This region includes Vanderhoof, Fraser Lake, Fort St. …
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Beautiful Lake Coeur d'Alene is a haven for water lovers, offering a wide range of activities to suit every interest, skill level, and price point. Join us as we explore the best ways to make a splash in Coeur d'Alene, from kayaking and water skiing to swimming and parasailing. So grab your sunscreen and your sense of adventure, and join us for an …
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Are you ready for an adventure on the stunning Sunshine Coast of British Columbia? We're here to take you through the charming coastal towns and villages that make this region such a special place. From welcoming Gibsons to the bustling seaside town of Sechelt, we'll take you for a virtual drive up the coastline showcasing each unique community. Fi…
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If you’re like me, anything aviation related on TV will attract my attention. When a show combines classic cars and vintage taildraggers…I’m doubly hooked! On this new episode of Flying BC I speak with Jessica James, co-star and pilot on History Channels’ Lost Car Rescue TV show. Jessica flies a bushwheel-clad Stinson on the show as they search for…
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Tourism Prince George has joined the podcasting world! Hosted by Tourism Prince George's CEO, Colin Carson, the 25- to 30-minute episodes will explore all that Prince George, BC has to offer! In each episode our local guests will takes us on a tour of what makes Prince George the basecamp to the North, a portal to endless adventure and a soft landi…
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With our Northern BC WHL team ending it's playoff run, we turn our heads to our talent still in the game. Pawliw and Croomskie pick apart into the detail how the players are doing and it looks for their respective teams going forward. Griffin outhouse, University of New Brunswick goalie and Cariboo Cougars Alumni goes for a trip down memory lane as…
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In this week's Stories From The Road, Tim reads one of the most impactful pieces he's ever worked on as an editor. Writer Iuliana Marchian, a native Romanian, wrote a piece about the impact of the 1989 revolution against Communist rule in Romania. The piece covers the development of personal freedoms and how they've impacted trust in government, as…
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Mason shares stories about his first two years in CapU's Bachelor of business administration program in this episode. Some of the stories include his first "F," Freshman 15, and being the First Nations Sensation. Mason also dedicates and celebrates David Kirk as he retires from his role at CapU after a positive, long-lasting impact on the community…
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Hello, traveling friends! Have you been to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon? In this episode, we'll take you on a virtual tour of the festival's venues, including the amazing outdoor Allen Elizabethan Theatre and the cutting-edge Angus Bowmer Theatre. We'll also explore the many other events and activities that take place in Ashla…
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Croomskie and Pawliw discuss the end of the Cougars playoff run of 2023, it didn't go as hoped but the effort was put in. But still plenty of Northern Talent yet remains in the sprint for the title. Jordan Fairlie has some big new for us in his interview! Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hockeynorthbc Twitter: https://twitter.com/hockeynorthbc Insta…
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