CHED Afternoons

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Interesting people. Relatable stories. Join the award-winning 630 CHED Afternoons daily for in-depth discussion of the day’s topics. You never know where it might end up.... more

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September 19, 2019 How does one physically (and properly) immigrate to Canada?
How does one physically (and properly) immigrate to Canada? There may be a misconception among some in our country whom believe that there are cargo boats or 747 planes arriving in Canada every day loaded with refugees seeking to settle in Canada, and that they’re all let in without being vetted.
What does the immigration process entail, and how challenging is it for a person seeking refuge to settle in Canada?
GUEST: Raj Sharma - Calgary-based Immigration Lawyer
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17min
September 19, 2019 Speaking to a Syrian refugee living in Edmonton and his sponsor about his personal experience of coming to the city
Today’s edition of “Alberta Matters” focuses on immigration to Canada, and more specifically to Alberta, and the Edmonton area.
In-studio, we have Bassel Sayegh, a Syruian refugee who came to Edmonton three and a half years ago, as well as one of his personal sponsors- Dr. Matthew Kotelecky, a professor in the department of Phylosophy at the University of Alberta.
In the time that Bassel has been in Canada, he studied and earned a degree in Human resources from the University of Alberta, and earned employment with the City of Edmonton.
What was the experience like coming to Canada and leaving his family behind in Aleppo?
GUEST: Bassel Sayegh - IN STUDIO
TITLE: Syrian refugee- came to Canada 3.5 years ago
GUEST: Dr. Matthew Kotelecy - IN STUDIO
TITLE: One of Bassel’s Co-Sponsors & Professor in the Philosophy department at the University of Alberta
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17min
September 19, 2019 Speaking to a Syrian refugee living in Edmonton and his sponsor about his personal experience of coming to the city
Today’s edition of “Alberta Matters” focuses on immigration to Canada, and more specifically to Alberta, and the Edmonton area.
In-studio, we have Bassel Sayegh, a Syruian refugee who came to Edmonton three and a half years ago, as well as one of his personal sponsors- Dr. Matthew Kotelecky, a professor in the department of Phylosophy at the University of Alberta.
In the time that Bassel has been in Canada, he studied and earned a degree in Human resources from the University of Alberta, and earned employment with the City of Edmonton.
What was the experience like coming to Canada and leaving his family behind in Aleppo?
GUEST: Bassel Sayegh - IN STUDIO
TITLE: Syrian refugee- came to Canada 3.5 years ago
GUEST: Dr. Matthew Kotelecy - IN STUDIO
TITLE: One of Bassel’s Co-Sponsors & Professor in the Philosophy department at the University of Alberta
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14min
September 18, 2019 Holographic Concerts, Are they ethical?
Holographic Concerts, Are they ethical? J'lyn and Chris Bretlinger-Grant discuss more.
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15min
September 18, 2019 Holographic Concerts, Are they ethical?
Holographic Concerts, Are they ethical? J'lyn and Chris Bretlinger-Grant discuss more.
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14min
September 18, 2019 Edmonton Rock n Roll legend to be inducted into Canadian Music Hall of Fame
Chris Curtola joins J'Lyn Nye to discuss the legacy of his father the legendary Bobby Curtola and Bobby's induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
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9min
September 18, 2019 Edmonton Rock n Roll legend to be inducted into Canadian Music Hall of Fame
Chris Curtola joins J'Lyn Nye to discuss the legacy of his father the legendary Bobby Curtola and Bobby's induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
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7min
September 18, 2019 E-Scooters on Edmonton sidewalks
J'lyn speaks with Stewart Lyons, CEO of Bird Canada.
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14min
September 18, 2019 E-Scooters on Edmonton sidewalks
J'lyn speaks with Stewart Lyons, CEO of Bird Canada.
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12min
September 18, 2019 Tailgating getting worse on Alberta's roads.
J'lyn takes your calls on tailgating on Alberta's Roads.
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18min

FAQs about CHED Afternoons:

How many episodes does CHED Afternoons have?

The podcast currently has 10,343 episodes available.