Ch1: Over the last two years one of the hardest hit sectors has been the food service industry. For those bars and restaurants that survived covid shutdowns and restrictions and vaccine passports things were supposed to be looking up in 2022! So are they?
Guest: Ian Tostensen, President and CEO of BC Restaurant and Food Association
Ch2: Last night Jason Kenney announced he’ll be stepping down as the leader of the Alberta Conservative Party after receiving just over 51% of the vote from his party.
Guest: Lori Williams, Political Scientist at Mount Royal University
Ch3: Have you tried driving from Delta to Richmond or vice versa? Then you know the pain of using the George Massey tunnel.
Guest: Malcolm Brodie, Mayor of Richmond
Ch4: If you had no idea about this - you’re forgiven, seeing as almost 1 million British Columbians don’t have access to a family physician. Here to talk some more about the family doctor shortage and give us some breakdown on why we seem to be running out of doctors in BC is Dr. Birinder Narang, Family Physician and CKNW/Global News Medical Contributor.
Ch5: The US Women’s National Team scored a major win yesterday as they’ve come to an agreement with US Soccer to be paid the same as the Men’s National Team.
Guest: Blake Price, Host of the Sekeres & Price Show, play-by-play announcer for the Vancouver Whitecaps on TSN
Ch6: We know lots of people in BC are desperately seeking a family doctor, so, are they frustrated enough to go the private route?
Guest: CKNW Contributor Raji Sohal
Ch7: British Columbia is set to launch one-stop support centers for children with conditions like ADHD, autism and Down syndrome, but parents say promises of a no-wait system that won’t require assessments or a diagnosis seem unrealistic due to a shortage of health-care professionals.
Guest: Julia Boyle – Executive Director, AUTISM BC (Kid’s Fund has granted funding for children/youth programs since 2019.
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