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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2023 · 55 MIN

The Full Show: TransLink gets $479M from B.C. government to help address declining ridership, Juno Award show topless protester found to be a Vancouver environmentalist & Local favourite Kent's Kitchen closing in Chinatown after decades in business

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TransLink gets $479M from B.C. government to help address declining ridership Richard Zussman, Global News Legislative Reporter discusses the province's $479M funding for TransLink. Updates on the Türkiye and Syria earthquake  Aleppo Resident Maya Kudsi, provides an update on from Syria in the weeks after the Türkiye - Syria earthquake. Juno Award show topless protester found to be a Vancouver environmentalist  Jas rants on environmentalist protesters and the inability for infrastructure to be built on schedule. Why your passwords need to be as ugly as possible Neesha Hothi, BBB Communications Director discusses why you shouldn't make your passwords too easy. $1.1 million for the YWCA of Vancouver, under the racialized Newcomer Women Pilot  Marie-France Lalonde, Parliamentary Secretary for Immigration discusses the significance of the new $1.1 million for the YWCA of Vancouver to help women immigrating to Canada. Local favourite Kent's Kitchen closing in Chinatown after decades in business  Lorraine Lowe, Executive Director, Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden discusses the impact of Chinatown losing another business Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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