พอดคาสท์ British Columbia ชั้นนำ (2021)

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The British Columbia Real Estate Podcast

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7 things you NEED to know BEFORE you move to SURREY BC - BC Real Estate Podcast Episode 13 29:16

2d ago29:16

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⏰ Timestamps ⏰: 00:05 - Introduction By Ricky J And Jeff Chadha From The British Columbia Real Estate Podcast Episode 13 01:29 - Ricky J and Jeff Chadha Go Over 7 things you NEED to know BEFORE you move to SURREY BC 04:32 - We Have A Camera Problem :( But The Audio Still Works :) 16:14 - Ricky J and Jeff Chadha Talk About Crime In Surrey BC And Sur…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C.'s latest COVID-19 update 54:54

5d ago54:54

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B.C. Today brings you the latest provincial COVID-19 briefing live. Later in the program, infectious disease specialist Dr. Srinivas Murthy answers listener questions now that the province is moving to make vaccines available to children age 5 to 11.

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North by Northwest from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

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Gayle Chapman From Strive to Thrive 37:44

14d ago37:44

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Artist Gayle Chapman describes her life with mental illness and addiction and how she has persevered and learned to thrive. This is our complete conversation.

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The Organic BC Podcast

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Biological Control of Wireworms 37:09

3d ago37:09

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This episode, I speak with Todd Kabaluk, a research biologist for Agriculture and AgriFood Canada, about his research on the use of entomopathogens as a biological control for wireworms.โดย Organic BC

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The Organic BC Podcast

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Bug Wars: A fun conversation about biological pest control 58:40

3d ago58:40

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Brian Spencer was trained as a molecular biologist, but he found his way to biological pest control and never left. This episode, a conversation with Brian, who has devoted his career to mastering the control of bad bugs with good ones. This conversation is one of my favourites of this series, and will be of interest to everyone, not just the pest-…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Vaccine mandates for teachers; Statistics Canada Labour Survey; what are you grateful for this Thanksgiving? 52:49

9d ago52:49

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CUPE BC President Karen Ranalletta responds to talk of vaccine mandates for school staff; Leah Nord with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce breaks down the huge jobs gains Canada made in September; and in our 2nd half, we ask what listeners are thankful for this Thanksgiving.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Latest B.C. modelling numbers; Vancouver overturns controversial parking permit program 51:11

10d ago51:11

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The independent B.C. COVID-19 Modelling Group released its latest report, showing cases have stabilized in the province, but cases in unvaccinated children are growing rapidly. In our 2nd half, Vancouver City Council has voted to overturn a parking permit program that aimed to tackle climate change by getting cars off the road.…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C. Seniors Advocate releases report on outbreaks in care homes; questions about vaccine mandates and employment 51:24

11d ago51:24

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Isobel Mackenzie, the B.C. Seniors Advocate, released her report reviewing COVID-19 outbreaks in long-term care and assisted living facilities, showing a contrast between cases in health-authority operated homes and those that are for-profit. In our 2nd half, we'll hear from an employment lawyer to answer your questions about mandating employees to…

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21st Century Pain Solutions

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"Release Muscle Therapy for healing Chronic Pain" with Sam Visnic 37:40

12d ago37:40

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Sam Visnic has spent his life studying the fundamental aspects of human health with a focus on movement and clinical massage therapy. In a world of specialists, surgical procedures, drugs and quick-fix remedies, he’s committed to finding and developing strategies that help people stuck at the “gap”. Sam has studied dozens of systems and methodologi…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Vancouver's new program to slow climate change; how to have a safe Thanksgiving 51:07

12d ago51:07

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A new proposal going before Vancouver City Council would implement surcharges for high-emission vehicles and require residents to pay to park on the street. It's drawn both praise and criticism. Andy Yan, director of the City Program at SFU, and UBC political scientist Kathryn Harrison join us for that conversation. In our 2nd half, we hear from an…

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The Organic BC Podcast

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Can Berry Pomace Help Us Combat Antibiotic-Resistance in Salmonella? 24:32

12d ago24:32

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Another chapter in our Research Roundup. This time, Dr. Kelly Ross, a researcher with Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada, tells us about research on harnessing the antibiotic properties of berry pomace for use in poultry feed in order to combat the rising problem of antibiotic-resistant Salmonella. Project contact info: Dr. Moussa Diarra (Project Lead)…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Personal struggles with COVID-19; Facebook and its handling of hate, misinformation 51:27

13d ago51:27

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As we continue dealing with the fourth wave of COVID-19, we ask you about any personal struggles with COVID-19. In our second half, we discuss the latest scandal with social media giant Facebook and its alleged failure to tackle hate and misinformation on its platforms.

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The Organic BC Podcast

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Orchard Floor Management and More with David Granatstein 1:03:55

14d ago1:03:55

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This episode features guest interviewer Molly Thurston's interview with David Granatstein. Molly is a horticulturalist, agrologist, and co-owner of Claremont Ranch Organics, an organic orchard in Lake Country, BC. David is a recently retired Professor Emeritus at Washington State University. David served as a sustainable agriculture specialist for …

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Dealing with COVID-19 misinformation; the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 51:16

18d ago51:16

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COVID-19 misinformation is widespread and hard to dispel. University of Alberta professor, and prominent speaker on misinformation, Timothy Caulfield joins us to discuss how to confront it. In our 2nd half, tomorrow is Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, recognizing the legacy of residential schools in Canada.. We'll hear from…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Latest provincial COVID-19 update 51:38

19d ago51:38

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Cases of infection are rising in children under 12, the largest group of unvaccinated people in B.C. We'll bring you the latest press briefing live and speak with two experts from the Independent B.C. COVID-19 Modelling Group.

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21st Century Pain Solutions

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"Knowing your past-life and letting it go can help you heal your Chronic Pain" with Ainslie Macleod 49:29

20d ago49:29

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Ainslie MacLeod is an internationally acclaimed past-life psychic, spiritual teacher, and award-winning author of The Instruction, The Transformation, and most recently, The Old Soul’s Guidebook. Ainslie specializes in exploring past lives to reveal your life’s purpose and has been a featured guest on Oprah’s SuperSoul Conversations Series. He live…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C. accepting QR codes only for vaccination cards; B.C. to announce support for residential school survivors 51:06

20d ago51:06

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Starting today, the province of B.C. will no longer accept paper cards as proof of vaccination, only QR codes. We'll hear from two experts on that. In our 2nd half, B.C. is expected to make an announcement regarding mental health and wellness support for residential school survivors, their families and communities. We get reaction from Regional Chi…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Meng Wanzhou reaches a deferred prosecution agreement with the U.S; Sunday is World Rivers Day 50:22

23d ago50:22

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CBC reporter Jason Proctor breaks down the latest developments in the U.S. extradition case against Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou; in our 2nd half, we hear from listeners about their favorite B.C. waterways in the run up to World Rivers Day.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C. to restart COVID-19 school exposure notifications; new video campaign about facial differences 50:00

24d ago50:00

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The B.C. government is bringing back COVID-19 exposure alerts at schools - but how do parents feel about that? In our 2nd half, we hear from About Face, the group behind a powerful new video campaign to better understand people living with facial differences.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Voter turnout in federal election near historic lows; celebrating the start of a new fall season 50:27

25d ago50:27

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We discuss what’s behind low voter turnout in the federal election; In our 2nd half, we hear about some of the best ways to spend the fall in B.C.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Canadians have re-elected a Liberal minority government 51:38

26d ago51:38

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After a 36-day campaign and a $600-million election, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will return to Ottawa as a Prime Minister without a majority. We breakdown the election results with newly elected members of parliament and UBC political scientist, Max Cameron.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Voting day in Canada; Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine works in kids aged 5-12; Must watch Fall TV shows 49:10

27d ago49:10

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A representative with Elections Canada discusses how things are going on voting day; an infectious disease specialist from Toronto reacts to Pfizer announcing their vaccine is safe and effective for kids as young as five; and with the Emmy Awards behind us, we explore what TV shows should be on your Fall must watch list.…

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CiTR -- Fill-in Shows

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Snap Talk with Hriday Sahni 55:24

28d ago55:24

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In this pre-election episode, Hriday brings you up to speed with the latest in the political realm and interviews Joyce Murray, a member of Justin Trudeau's cabinet and MP from Vancouver-Quadra. Featuring intro and outro music from Jaden Mah and an interview with first-year UBC student Nikolai Sundstrom.…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Alberta's active cases of COVID-19 highest in Canada; disability underprioritized this election 51:06

1M ago51:06

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Alberta's cases of COVID-19 are well above the other provinces in Canada, and now the province is asking for help. In our 2nd half, we talk about disability and the lack of attention given to the issue in this election.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Housing affordability in this election cycle; BIPOC voters and representation in politics 51:02

1M ago51:02

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Andy Yan, Director of the City Program at SFU, joins us to talk about the lack discussion around housing leading up to the election. In our 2nd half, we discuss what issues the important issues, and the significance of representation, for BIPOC communities.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Vaccine mandate expanded to all healthcare workers; the overdose crisis 51:15

1M ago51:15

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B.C. has mandated vaccines for all workers and volunteers in the province. The mandate isn't sitting well with the B.C. Nurses' Union. In our 2nd half, we take a look at the opioid overdose crisis and it's lack of attention in this federal election.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C.'s Health Minister answers questions on the vaccine card; a look at climate change this election 51:21

1M ago51:21

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B.C.'s Minister of Health is here to answer questions about the vaccine card on its first day of the rollout around the province. In our 2nd half, a UBC political scientist breaks down the importance of climate change in this election

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North by Northwest from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

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Saturday September 11 1:01:57

1M ago1:01:57

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In this episode: a children's book created during the pandemic by a Victoria family, Ryan Dickie talks about the film In The Land of Dreamers that he co-directed, potter Elaine Brewer White and Matthew Parsons with another whirl around Wikipedia, this time starting with Fort Nelson.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Federal leaders square off in English-speaking election debate; Canadians aim for gold the U.S. Open 47:13

1M ago47:13

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Five federal party leaders took to the stage Thursday night for the only English debate of the 2021 election campaign, but how did they perform? In our 2nd half, we discuss the U.S. Open as 19-year old Canadian tennis sensation Leylah Fernandez prepares to play in the final.

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21st Century Pain Solutions

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"Temporomandibular Joint Disorder can lead to Migraines" with Dr. David Shirazi 24:49

1M ago24:49

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Dr. Shirazi graduated from Howard University College of Dentistry, in Washington D.C. in 2000 and earned a Masters degree in Oriental Medicine from SAMRA University in 2006 and is also a board licensed Acupuncturist. He has completed over 2000 hours of continuing education in TMD and facial pain, craniomandibular orthopedics, and sleep disordered b…

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The Organic BC Podcast

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Seed Production Basics: Sal Dominelli of Sweet Rock Farm 49:06

1M ago49:06

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This episode features a chapter in our miniseries on seed production. This time, my conversation with Sal Dominelli of Sweet Rock Farm on Gabriola Island. Sal has operated a small-scale organic seed company for years. It's a wide-ranging conversation, but the target audience Sal and I kept in mind was the newbie seed grower--those who are just gett…

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The Organic BC Podcast

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Wholesale Market Perspectives: Urban Harvest 34:53

1M ago34:53

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This episode features an installment on the theme of wholesale buyer perspectives. This time, I speak with Lisa McIntosh of Kelowna-based grocery delivery service Urban Harvest. Lisa sources a LOT of locally and regionally produced organic food for Urban Harvest. In fact, she's been so supportive of our industry over the years that the COABC bestow…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Staffing shortages in B.C. hospitals; the Canadian leaders' election debate 55:45

1M ago55:45

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Over capacity and under staffed, we hear about the challenges facing nurses in B.C.; in our 2nd half, what to look out for when federal leaders face off in the English-language election debate.

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The Organic BC Podcast

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British Columbia's Animal Health Centre 28:15

1M ago28:15

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This episode is about the BC Ministry of Agriculture, Food & Fisheries' Animal Health Centre. Guest interviewer Tristan Banwell interviews Dr. Glenna McGregor, a veterinary pathologist at the centre, about the centre's purpose and how it can help you diagnose pathology in your animals. Along the way you'll learn a bit of vocabulary and some basics …

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The Organic BC Podcast

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Parasitoid Wasps as Biological Pest Control 37:54

1M ago37:54

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One major focus of the 2021 conference podcast series was what we called our research roundup. I sought participation from a few different research institutions across the country so that we could hear about recent research of interest to the organic food and farming community. In this installment, I talk to Dr. Chandra Moffat, a research scientist…

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The Organic BC Podcast

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Regenerative Organic Certified 57:38

1M ago57:38

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It was only a few years ago that I became aware of the term regenerative agriculture, and now, it's everywhere. We definitely wanted to include something on regenerative ag in the conference, and we settled on what you're about to hear: A conversation with Elizabeth Whitlow, Executive Director of the Regenerative Organic Association, which oversees…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Details of B.C.'s vaccine card revealed; Province urges doctors to return to in-person patient care 55:38

1M ago55:38

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The President and CEO of the BC Restaurant and Food service's Association discusses what B.C.'s vaccine card means for restaurant workers; in our 2nd half, as provincial health officials urge doctors to return to in-person care, we hear about which methods of care have worked best for patients.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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New rules for international travelers entering Canada; teachers start first day of new school year 50:29

1M ago50:29

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International travellers who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are once again allowed onto Canadian soil, but what could it mean for the tourism industry in B.C.? In our 2nd half, we hear about how teachers and parents are feeling as schools reopen for the first day of classes.

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North by Northwest from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

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Sunday September 5 1:15:10

1M ago1:15:10

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In this episode: violinist Timothy Chooi, musician and composer Moshe Denburg, a great reading list from Upstart and Crow book store on Granville Island, and award winning designer Jill Anholt.

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North by Northwest from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

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Saturday September 4 1:44:01

1M ago1:44:01

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In this episode you'll hear Pat Henman talk about her book Beyond the Legal Limit, Art Borkent talk about his work as an etymologist around the world, Fred Rosenberg talk about his life in photography and artist Dorothy Doherty talk about pottery.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Showing appreciation to healthcare workers; Master Gardener Brian Minter 50:56

1M ago50:56

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In light of the protests at hospitals around B.C., healthcare workers are feeling demoralized. BC Today opened its lines to let listeners show their appreciation for health care workers. In our 2nd half, Master Gardener Brian Minter is here for all our gardening questions.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Protests against vaccine rules around B.C.; favourite summer memories 49:43

1M ago49:43

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Across B.C., thousands of people protested outside hospitals against vaccine rules in the province. Our experts break down why some people respond that way. In our 2nd half, we talk about our favourite summer memories as the warm days wind down.

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The British Columbia Real Estate Podcast

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Ask A Realtor: Staging 2021 - British Columbia Real Estate Podcast Episode 12 20:15

2M ago20:15

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⏰ Timestamps ⏰: 00:05 - Introduction By Ricky J And Jeff Chadha From The British Columbia Real Estate Podcast 02:10 - Ricky J Asks Jeff Chadha About Decluttering and Staging A Property 06:45 - Jeff Chadha And Ricky J Talk About Digital Staging Pros And Cons 17:05 - Ricky J Talks About Filming On East Hastings In Vancouver BC 18:30 - Digital Staging…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Businesses having trouble attracting the talent with tech skills; pandemic puppies and separation anxiety 51:13

2M ago51:13

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A new poll by KPMG suggests 70% of Canadian businesses are having issues finding workers with needed IT skills as the pandemic continues to affect the way people work, and more and more aspects of working goes digital. In our 2nd half, we speak with veterinarian Dr. Karren Prost of Ceva Animal Health Canada about how to help your pandemic puppies c…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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B.C's overdose crisis; latest pandemic modelling update 52:07

2M ago52:07

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B.C. continues to grapple with an overdose crisis made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic. 159 people died of drug toxicity in June, marking the ninth straight month more than 150 have died. B.C.'s chief coroner says drug toxicity is now the leading cause of death in B.C. for people between 19 and 39 years of age. In our 2nd half, we get the latest pan…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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How Canadians feel about the snap election; harassment and vitriol towards politicians 50:56

2M ago50:56

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An Ipsos poll conducted for Global News shows 58% of surveyed Canadians don't agree with the calls for an election. In our 2nd half, we'll have a discussion around the increasing harassment and vitriol aimed at politicians as they campaign.

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Hearing from Afghan-Canadians; mental health challenges in the pandemic 51:13

2M ago51:13

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As the evacuation efforts in Afghanistan continue to wind down, we hear from Afghan-Canadians fearful for friends and family, and the future of the country. In our 2nd half, we hear from psychiatrist Dr. Shimi Kang on how you can manage your mental health. Guest host: Bal Brach

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Canada ends evacuation efforts in Afghanistan; impacts of new health rules on small businesses 51:02

2M ago51:02

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The last Canadian evacuation flight leaves Afghanistan and the Canadian government says no further flights are being planned. We'll get the latest on the events unfolding in Afghanistan. In our 2nd half, we hear from the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce on how small businesses are responding to mask mandates and vaccination cards…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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Answering your COVID-19 questions; analyzing housing policy 51:02

2M ago51:02

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Infectious disease specialist Dr. Abdu Sharkawy and evolutionary biologist Sally Otto join us in the first half to answer your COVID-19 related questions. In our 2nd half, our expert guests take us through the housing policy of the federal Liberals, Conservatives and NDP, and how those policies may affect our province. Guest host: Bal Brach…

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BC Today from CBC Radio British Columbia

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New guidance for K-12 and post-secondary; reinstating the mask mandate in B.C. 50:37

2M ago50:37

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The province has released new guidance for students in K-12 as well as post-secondary as back-to-school approaches. BC Teachers' Federation president Teri Mooring joins us with reaction. In our 2nd half, B.C. has reinstated the mask mandate for indoor public settings. More on that with an infectious disease physician.…

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