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Chapter 1:
-There is a lot going on this morning including a Super Blue Blood Moon, a file cabinet being sold in a particular way, the State of the Union as well as a big back and forth over Kinder Morgan pipeline.
Chapter 2:
-The BC NDP government dug its feet in on the Kinder Morgan Pipeline which brought about a strong response from the Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley. The NDP want to use the idea of spill response as a reason to slow down or halt the building of the pipeline & even if they build it they wouldn’t be able to use it to its full capacity.
Chapter 3:
-Last night President Donald Trump delivered his State of the Union address. Trump tried to sell his tax cut plan, On immigration says he’s ‘extending an open hand’ to work with both parties to protect citizens of every background and Trump touched on North Korea and the threat that exists with that regime.
Chapter 4:
-The mayor of North Vancouver made a comment during council that some may feel is inappropriate. How do the other council members feel? Darryl Mussato cracked a joke referencing “camel toe” during a North Vancouver council meeting.
Chapter 5:
-The Alberta Premier has said its illegal, unconstitutional and desperate to temporarily ban dilbit. But george Heyman’s response is a clue. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.
Chapter 6:
-Is downloading music about to be a thing of the past? Streaming services are doing big business and might be the new way that artists release their music without having to worry about illegal downloading from torrent sites. Tim Dickert has the tech report.
Chapter 7:
-A group of Canadian military veterans suing the federal government to have their full disability pensions reinstated, has filed leave to appeal at the Supreme Court of Canada.
Lawyer Don Sorochan says they are trying to overturn a decision by the BC Court of Appeal ruling that there is no legal obligation or social covenant in Canada, to those who have served Canada honorably.
Chapter 8:
-The B.C. government has delivered another blow to the Kinder Morgan pipeline twinning project. The province announced plans Tuesday morning to put a restriction on the amount of diluted bitumen that can be transported by pipeline or rail until the province can better understand the ability to mitigate spills.
Chapter 9:
-There is a growing amount of Canadians who feel that RRSP’s are not as important as once thought. The TFSA is seen as a better vehicle for investment because it’s 100% tax free. But should Canadians stop investing in an RRSP? Lori Pinkowski from Raymond James is here to make sense of the markets.
Chapter 10:
-There is an alarming new technology that allows a person to face swap images in video which is leading to famous actors being face swapped into adult videos with sexual content. With this technology anyone can be a target, and the editing is so good that it is hard to tell if the video is real or fake.
Chapter 11:
-It’s not just a plot in an American TV show. Last night, before the political fanfare, Trump’s Agriculture minister Sonny Purdue was named ‘designated survivor’ - the politician chosen to become president, if a doomsday scenario plays out during the State of the Union at the US Capitol. It got us thinking, what’s it like to be tapped to be a designated survivor?
Chapter 12:
-The CKNW/Global Health Series is On. This week we’ve been examining sleep - and the importance of a good night’s rest. But for many Canadians, insomnia and sleep disorders are an issue.
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Chapter 1:
-There is a lot going on this morning including a Super Blue Blood Moon, a file cabinet being sold in a particular way, the State of the Union as well as a big back and forth over Kinder Morgan pipeline.
Chapter 2:
-The BC NDP government dug its feet in on the Kinder Morgan Pipeline which brought about a strong response from the Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley. The NDP want to use the idea of spill response as a reason to slow down or halt the building of the pipeline & even if they build it they wouldn’t be able to use it to its full capacity.
Chapter 3:
-Last night President Donald Trump delivered his State of the Union address. Trump tried to sell his tax cut plan, On immigration says he’s ‘extending an open hand’ to work with both parties to protect citizens of every background and Trump touched on North Korea and the threat that exists with that regime.
Chapter 4:
-The mayor of North Vancouver made a comment during council that some may feel is inappropriate. How do the other council members feel? Darryl Mussato cracked a joke referencing “camel toe” during a North Vancouver council meeting.
Chapter 5:
-The Alberta Premier has said its illegal, unconstitutional and desperate to temporarily ban dilbit. But george Heyman’s response is a clue. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.
Chapter 6:
-Is downloading music about to be a thing of the past? Streaming services are doing big business and might be the new way that artists release their music without having to worry about illegal downloading from torrent sites. Tim Dickert has the tech report.
Chapter 7:
-A group of Canadian military veterans suing the federal government to have their full disability pensions reinstated, has filed leave to appeal at the Supreme Court of Canada.
Lawyer Don Sorochan says they are trying to overturn a decision by the BC Court of Appeal ruling that there is no legal obligation or social covenant in Canada, to those who have served Canada honorably.
Chapter 8:
-The B.C. government has delivered another blow to the Kinder Morgan pipeline twinning project. The province announced plans Tuesday morning to put a restriction on the amount of diluted bitumen that can be transported by pipeline or rail until the province can better understand the ability to mitigate spills.
Chapter 9:
-There is a growing amount of Canadians who feel that RRSP’s are not as important as once thought. The TFSA is seen as a better vehicle for investment because it’s 100% tax free. But should Canadians stop investing in an RRSP? Lori Pinkowski from Raymond James is here to make sense of the markets.
Chapter 10:
-There is an alarming new technology that allows a person to face swap images in video which is leading to famous actors being face swapped into adult videos with sexual content. With this technology anyone can be a target, and the editing is so good that it is hard to tell if the video is real or fake.
Chapter 11:
-It’s not just a plot in an American TV show. Last night, before the political fanfare, Trump’s Agriculture minister Sonny Purdue was named ‘designated survivor’ - the politician chosen to become president, if a doomsday scenario plays out during the State of the Union at the US Capitol. It got us thinking, what’s it like to be tapped to be a designated survivor?
Chapter 12:
-The CKNW/Global Health Series is On. This week we’ve been examining sleep - and the importance of a good night’s rest. But for many Canadians, insomnia and sleep disorders are an issue.