Economic Anxiety is real … and seems to be growing.  There are so many variables at play both globally and locally …… think, trade issues with China, COVID 19 … Trump and lead up to the 2020 presidential election,and now in Canada we have issues with good being moved with rail blockades and port disruptions.  Time to bring in the man who can give us the 411 on how things are playing out from a market or economic standpoint, host of Moneytalks, Michael Campbell joins us on the line.

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If you watched the viral clips from the BC Legislature protests last week, you likely saw footage of our next guest, she’s rather famous for holding a feather in the path of those who might try to stop her activist message …. Chrissy Brett is on the line with us.

If you watched the viral clips from the BC Legislature protests last week, you likely saw footage of our next guest, she’s rather famous for holding a feather in the path of those who might try to stop her activist message …. Chrissy Brett is on the line with us.

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It’s @jodyvance’s 🔥 question of the day:

With housing affordability continuing at crisis levels in the lower mainland, would you consider co-home-ownership? 

 

Yes!

Not sure how that works.

No way, too risky.

You can vote on Twitter at @CKNW. 

 

 

You can also call the CKNW Buzz Line at (604) 331-BUZZ (2899) and leave your vote there!

 

 

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It’s @jodyvance’s

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🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥

It’s @JodyVance’s 🔥 question of the day:

“Protesters” or “Land Defenders”, the debate is on about the correct term to use for Wet'suwet'en Supporters.  What do you think is the appropriate term?

Protesters

Land Defenders

Doesn’t matter

 

CHAPTER 2

BC Ferries receives injunction to prevent protesters from blocking terminals

BC Ferries has been granted a preemptive court injunction to prohibit Wet’suwet’en solidarity protesters from blocking any of its terminals. Spokesperson Deborah Marshall said the company sought the injunction after hearing plans of a protest at the Swartz Bay terminal near Victoria this weekend.

Guest: Deborah Marshall

BC Ferries Spokesperson

 

CHAPTER 3

War of Words: Sparks fly over Wet’suwet’en demonstrations

Guest: Claire Allen 

CKNW Contributor

 

CHAPTER 4

Project Snowflake hit with fraud claim

Time to talk about a brewing story around the sale of Grouse Mountain … and rumours of wrong-doing between those who purchased the landmark local ski hill. 

Guest: Ian Young

Vancouver Correspondent, South China Morning Post

 

CHAPTER 5

More with Ian Young

Switching gears to the effects of COVID 19 on Vancouver’s Chinatown district.

Guest: Ian Young

Vancouver Correspondent, South China Morning Post

 

CHAPTER 6

Man mistaken for being drunk suffers stroke

This next topic is tough to stomach … and yet is so important to discuss.  

An Alberta man who was arrested for being publicly intoxicated was actually suffering a stroke according to court documents obtained by CBC.

Guest: Paul Doroshenko

Lawyer, Acumen Law

 

CHAPTER 7

What can politicians do about Coastal GasLink Dispute + BC Budget Tomorrow? 

Justin Trudeau has convened an incident response group meeting this morning to talk about how to handle the protests against the Coastal GasLink Pipeline + what should we expect in the Budget tomorrow? 

Guest: Keith Baldrey

Global BC Chief Political Reporter

 

CHAPTER 8

U.S. senator wants intelligence sharing ban with countries that allow Huawei

Senator Rick Scott is warning Canada that the U.S. could stop intelligence sharing if Canada allows Huawei’s 5G technology.

Guest: Ari Goldkind

Criminal Lawyer

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CNKW contributor Claire Allen loves all animals, so she was shocked to learn that one of her morning habits is taking a huge toll on a vulnerable insect population. Listen to this report from Claire Allen.

 

Guest: Claire Allen         

CKNW Contributor

CNKW contributor Claire Allen loves all animals, so she was shocked to learn that one of her morning habits is taking a huge toll on a vulnerable insect population. Listen to this report from Claire Allen.

 

Guest: Claire Allen         

CKNW Contributor

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Vancouver City Council has approved $1.8 million in funding for seven local non-profit organizations as part of the City’s annual Street Cleaning Grant Program.

Residents can do their part by reducing waste, disposing of their garbage responsibly, and by participating in the City's year-round community-based litter cleanup program.

 

Guest: Claire Allen         

CKNW Contributor

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