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Topics on the Show:
Chapter 1:
-Another successful CKNW Orphans’ Fund pledge day is in the books. The 40th annual pledge drive will be headed to the bank, too, after bringing in nearly $1.3 million to help B.C. kids in need.
Chapter 2:
-Here's a novel idea: people need to pitch in and help solve homelessness and not just leave it up to politicians. That's what a community advocate in Surrey is suggesting. An estimated 300 homeless live within a four block radius in the Whalley area, within clear view of Surrey city hall.
Chapter 3:
-One Michigan candidate for Attorney General has an idea of how to end sexual harassment in the workplace - vote for someone without a penis!
Chapter 4:
-The B.C. legislative session is expected to wrap up today and the house is expected to pass a bill clearing the way for the referendum on proportional representation next fall. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.
Chapter 5:
-Blending Technology, Booze & Comedy. This is what Jim Beam is doing with their smart decanter. Tim Dickert with the Tech Report.
Chapter 6:
- Port Coquitlam Mayor Greg Moore says he won’t be seeking re-election next year. In a statement released Tuesday evening, Moore said he was calling it quits after a 16-year run in civic politics and “will be moving on to a different career path using all that I have gained from this incredible experience.”
Chapter 7:
-Wow, what a day! Yesterday was the 40th Anniversary of Pledge Day - an entire day of fundraising with the goal of helping BC kids in need through the CKNW Orphan’s Fund. But the big question is...how much money was raised?
Chapter 8:
- Derek Dorestt will not be returning to the Vancouver Canucks as it has been deemed too big of a health risk to let him play.
Chapter 9:
- As wonderful as it is to give to others if you do not give health to yourself first you will not have the ability to give a lot to others.
Chapter 10:
-It looks like the White House is thinking about ousting U.S Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who in the past has had a roller coaster relationship with the President.
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By CuriouscastTopics on the Show:
Chapter 1:
-Another successful CKNW Orphans’ Fund pledge day is in the books. The 40th annual pledge drive will be headed to the bank, too, after bringing in nearly $1.3 million to help B.C. kids in need.
Chapter 2:
-Here's a novel idea: people need to pitch in and help solve homelessness and not just leave it up to politicians. That's what a community advocate in Surrey is suggesting. An estimated 300 homeless live within a four block radius in the Whalley area, within clear view of Surrey city hall.
Chapter 3:
-One Michigan candidate for Attorney General has an idea of how to end sexual harassment in the workplace - vote for someone without a penis!
Chapter 4:
-The B.C. legislative session is expected to wrap up today and the house is expected to pass a bill clearing the way for the referendum on proportional representation next fall. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.
Chapter 5:
-Blending Technology, Booze & Comedy. This is what Jim Beam is doing with their smart decanter. Tim Dickert with the Tech Report.
Chapter 6:
- Port Coquitlam Mayor Greg Moore says he won’t be seeking re-election next year. In a statement released Tuesday evening, Moore said he was calling it quits after a 16-year run in civic politics and “will be moving on to a different career path using all that I have gained from this incredible experience.”
Chapter 7:
-Wow, what a day! Yesterday was the 40th Anniversary of Pledge Day - an entire day of fundraising with the goal of helping BC kids in need through the CKNW Orphan’s Fund. But the big question is...how much money was raised?
Chapter 8:
- Derek Dorestt will not be returning to the Vancouver Canucks as it has been deemed too big of a health risk to let him play.
Chapter 9:
- As wonderful as it is to give to others if you do not give health to yourself first you will not have the ability to give a lot to others.
Chapter 10:
-It looks like the White House is thinking about ousting U.S Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who in the past has had a roller coaster relationship with the President.