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15 Minuten
Holiday spending on gifts, food and travel can be expensive with food inflation and cost of living on the rise. Financial advisor Justin Manning joins the show to discuss how to budget for the season and avoid holiday debt.
6 Minuten
Air Transat says it could shut down its operations following a 72-hour strike mandate issued by the union representing its pilots. Travel agent Mark Greenwood joins the show to explain what it could mean for travel plans.
23 Minuten
More Canadians are planning to spend the holidays closer to home, and Canada has no shortage of places to go. Robin Esrock, author of 'The Great Canadian Bucket List', joins the show to highlight the best of this country's holiday travel destinations.
20 Minuten
John Rustad has officially stepped down as the leader of the B.C. Conservative Party following months of resignation calls. Surrey-White Rock MLA Trevor Halford has been tapped as the party's interim leader.
Independent Surrey-Cloverdale MLA Elenore Sturko, who was kicked out from the B.C. Conservatives, joins the show to give her reaction to the party's developments and her standing with the former party.
Independent Surrey-Cloverdale MLA Elenore Sturko, who was kicked out from the B.C. Conservatives, joins the show to give her reaction to the party's developments and her standing with the former party.
25 Minuten
BC Today gardening columnist Brian Minter joins us to answer your gardening questions.
7 Minuten
The slowdown in Greater Vancouver's housing market continues. CBC's Justin McElroy crunched the numbers and found the sales for the region will be the lowest since the start of the century. Vancouver Realtor Steve Saretsky joins the show to discuss the slowing real estate landscape.
5 Minuten
CBC's Jacqueline Gelineau goes live at a bakery in Salmon Arm to tell us about a story of kindness in her community in the spirit of CBC's Make The Season Kind fundraiser.
27 Minuten
ulp and paper giant Domtar has announced the permanent closure of its mill in Crofton, B.C., which will affect 350 employees. B.C. Council of Forest Industries president Kim Haakstad discusses the cascading effects of B.C.'s struggling forestry sector. We hear from our audience with experience in the industry.
25 Minuten
Today is Giving Tuesday, a day meant to inspire generosity around the world. To mark it, we're joined by Kim Savage, executive director of the Surrey Food Bank, and Patricia Budgell, coordinator at the Fort St. John Salvation Army, to talk about the state of food insecurity in B.C. and what can be done about it.
19 Minuten
Leading up to CBC's Make the Season Kind fundraiser, we are joined by beloved Canadian musician and children's entertainer Fred Penner as we ask our audience to tell us how they teach their children kindness.
7 Minuten
CBC's Kier Junos goes live from the Abbotsford Judo Club, which offers free judo classes for newcomers to Canada aged 5 to 15 years old. He speaks to head instructor Layton Keely about the program.
16 Minuten
Leading up to CBC's Make the Season Kind fundraiser, retired Canadian astronaut and author Chris Hadfield discusses his outerworld journeys, the role kindness played in his life and achievements, and being kind to the earth.
28 Minuten
The Vancouver Whitecaps defeated San Diego FC 3-1 last Saturday, winning the Western Conference final for the first time in the club's history. Peter Schaad, former Whitecaps play-by-play announcer, joins the show to recap the game as we ask viewers about their excitement and whether the rest of Canada should rally behind the team.
22 Minuten
It is less than a month until Christmas, and that means holiday baking is ramping up in kitchens across the country. Whether you're a star or a firestarter in the kitchen, we want to know: what is your favourite holiday treat? How much holiday baking will you do? Two bakers join us, home cookie maker Matthew Ward and Angela Polz, the manager of To Live For bakery, join the show.
23 Minuten
Premier David Eby is butting heads with Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith over plans to build a new bitumen pipeline to our north coast. UBC political scientist Richard Johnston joins the show to talk about the fallout from the pipeline memorandum of understanding, and how people are feeling about Carney's leadership and what's next for B.C.
