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CKNW Mornings: Indigenous blockade language in question, Atlantic Salmon Escape, & BC's First Pot Store Anniversary
Atlantic salmon escape
Thousands of farmed Atlantic salmon have escaped their pen at a Vancouver Island fish farm and entered the waters after a damaging fire.
Guest: Alex Morton, marine biologist
B.C’s first pot store
Even though cannabis was legalized in Canada on Oct 17, 2018, Vancouver didn’t get its first legal cannabis store until one year ago today. Today marks the one year anniversary since Evergreen Cannabis.
Guest: Mike Babins, Evergreen Cannabis
Public Safety Minister is questioning RCMP about Indegenous blockade language
The federal public safety minister’s office says it has spoken to the RCMP about the language they were reported to be using on how they would deal with First Nations protesters blocking the pipeline construction in northern BC.
Guest: Jennifer Wickham, Member of the Gidimt’en clan
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By CuriouscastAtlantic salmon escape
Thousands of farmed Atlantic salmon have escaped their pen at a Vancouver Island fish farm and entered the waters after a damaging fire.
Guest: Alex Morton, marine biologist
B.C’s first pot store
Even though cannabis was legalized in Canada on Oct 17, 2018, Vancouver didn’t get its first legal cannabis store until one year ago today. Today marks the one year anniversary since Evergreen Cannabis.
Guest: Mike Babins, Evergreen Cannabis
Public Safety Minister is questioning RCMP about Indegenous blockade language
The federal public safety minister’s office says it has spoken to the RCMP about the language they were reported to be using on how they would deal with First Nations protesters blocking the pipeline construction in northern BC.
Guest: Jennifer Wickham, Member of the Gidimt’en clan