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Should Poilievre be so bold on Israel’s potential aggression against Iran?

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Federal Government to match up to $3M for Humanitarian Coalition

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US Politics & how they’re impacted by hurricane Milton

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Bringing jobs back to Powell River

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Preparing for political debates, Messi in Toronto, & Canada's rise in AIDS cases

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Affordable housing and traffic congestion in New Westminister

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AIDS numbers are on the rise across Canada/BC. Why?

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Addressing the ongoing struggles in Nanaimo

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How do politicians prepare for a debate?

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Will Messi make an appearance in Toronto?

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Saturday Podcast, September 28th: New app shows users all Toronto Police Service movements, What could a U.S. port shutdown mean to Canada? & The importance of educators on Truth and Reconciliation

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What does the future of housing look like in Surrey?

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The importance of educators on Truth and Reconciliation

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Green Party's priorities have shifted from environment to toxic drug crisis

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What could a U.S. port shutdown mean to Canada?

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Are Meta glasses breaching privacy?

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New app shows users all Toronto Police Service movements

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Saturday Podcast, September 21st: World Alzheimer’s Day, How alcohol-free has become even more trendy in ‘24 & Could AI be coming into our courtrooms?

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Hundreds of ‘dead boats’ are still littering our shorelines across the Province and all along the Fraser River

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Game On! Writ drops and the campaigning begins here in B.C.

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Could AI be coming into our courtrooms?

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Why more British Columbians are working beyond the standard age for retirement

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How alcohol-free has become even more trendy in ‘24

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World Alzheimer’s Day

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Politics from south of the border

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Saturday Podcast, September 14th: Holocaust survivors and families meet to share stories, B.C. getting help through wine season, & Potential Impact of Independents in BC Election

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Potential Impact of Independents in BC Election

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Could your rent increase by 23.5%? It’s possible.

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The latest from Crime Stoppers

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Whitecaps host last-place San Jose Earthquakes on CKNW.com

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100,000 BC Food Bank users in one month - first time ever

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Holocaust survivors, and families meet to educate/share stories

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NDP pulling away from carbon tax

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Washington State, Oregon help B.C. through tough wine season

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Saturday Podcast, September 7th: Should more B.C. high schools adopt ‘staggered schedules’?, Donald Trump still battling his past as election draws closer, & Should churches and community centers open parking lots to the homeless?

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Should churches, community centers open parking lots to the homeless?

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Weekly Whitecaps segment!

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So you wanna be a… Realtor

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Several new bus routes got the green light this past summer, but what’s next for local Transit riders?

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Donald Trump still battling his past as election draws closer

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Downtown safety, can it be managed or are we just too far behind?

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B.C.’s Wine Industry in a better place than first thought

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Should more B.C. high schools adopt ‘staggered schedules’?

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Saturday Podcast, August 31st: Can the Burrard Inlet handle the increase in tanker traffic in ‘24?, The 24 hours that led up to ‘the decision’ with BC United & Metro Vancouver seeking public feedback on their finances

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The sobering reality that Johnny Hockey is gone

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The 24 hours that led up to ‘the decision’ with BC United

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Can the Burrard Inlet handle the increase in tanker traffic in ‘24?

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Uber tacking on more fees!

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Trina Hunt's killer remains at large

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BC United MLA’s speaking out

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Saturday Podcast, August 24th: Kids are moving back home as the country becomes less unaffordable, ALPA votes overwhelmingly in favour of strike in September & Who’s to blame for the railway labour dispute?

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Who’s to blame for the railway labour dispute?

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Cellphone ban in schools - will it work?

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ALPA votes overwhelmingly in favour of strike in September

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So you wanna be a ‘Pollster’ ?

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Kids are moving back home as the country becomes less unaffordable

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Saturday Podcast, August 17th: Stirling Faux celebrates 80 years of CKNW, PNE Fair opens today! & The journey to becoming a Paralympian

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PNE Fair opens today!

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Stirling Faux celebrates 80 years of CKNW

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The journey to becoming a Paralympian

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How to report elder abuse anonymously with Crime Stoppers

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What's the latest on BC politics?

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Are baseball cards, and other hobby card counterfeits worth the risk?

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Can Trump have his sentencing delayed?

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Saturday Podcast, August 10th: Easiest and most difficult Olympic events to pick up, How countries are using AI to try and predict attack outcomes while at war & How Minister Bowinn Ma has elevated one of B.C.’s trickiest portfolios

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How Minister Bowinn Ma has elevated one of B.C.’s trickiest portfolio’s

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How countries are using AI to try and predict attack outcomes while at war

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The province announces new Chief Coroner, Dr. Jatinder Baidwan

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Renters bill of rights should void “no pet” clauses

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What is a “parasocial” relationship and why are more of us getting locked into them?

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Places to grab a slice of pizza this long weekend!

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Saturday Podcast, August 3rd: Is it ‘easier’ to be queer in 2024? and journalistic laziness from the Olympic Games, Housing promises are falling by the wayside & So you wanna be a… Pizza Maker?

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So you wanna be a… Pizza Maker?

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The origins of the Vancouver Pride Parade. From humble beginnings…

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UBC Okanagan gets $2M jolt for battery development

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Four years and counting. How housing promises are falling by the wayside

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Is it ‘easier’ to be queer in 2024? & The journalistic laziness from the Olympic Games

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The latest on US politics

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Saturday Podcast, July 27th: Temporary support for BC wineries, Who pays for the North Shore Transportation Plan? & How will Jasper businesses bounce back?

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How will Jasper bounce back?

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The latest on Jasper, the Interior, and Northern fires

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Temporary support for BC wineries

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CKNW Court: How long has Canada Soccer been cheating?

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Harris closer in the polls than you’d think

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Saturday Podcast, July 20th: Trump VP announcement the right choice?, Many BC’ers believe rate cuts will provide no relief & Paris Olympics preview

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Honda Celebration of Light back for another year!

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Retail theft and shoplifting on the rise

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Many BC’ers believe rate cuts will provide no relief

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Trump VP announcement the right choice?

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Paris Olympics preview

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Saturday Podcast, July 13th: Could the U.S. do without a President?, June rate cut did little to stimulate housing market & So you wanna be a… ‘Barber’

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The latest on B.C.’s Campfire ban which went into effect Friday

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Week 3: So you wanna be a… ‘Barber’

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Could the U.S. do without a President? Why Biden/Trump has opened up this conversation

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SHARE society launches “Remember the Food Bank” annual summer campaign

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June rate cut did little to stimulate housing market

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How to avoid “condo catastrophe”

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Coffee continues its Canadian dominance in the morning, what type of coffee are you ordering, and why?

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Olympic games, heat affecting marine life & Lime e-scooters coming to Vancouver

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So you wanna be a ‘Social Media Influencer’?