Chapter 1: There’s thousands of abandoned vessels around the B-C coast, they’re ugly, and they can end up being an environmental hazard too. Well there might be fewer of them around soon, the federal government stepped up to help fund a big cleanup program.
Chapter 2: You might be ready to buy, but good luck finding anything available on the real estate market right now. Record low supply has resulted in prices reaching higher than anticipated, but how much longer can this continue?
Guest: Dane Eitel, Founder and Lead Analyst at Eitel Insights.
Chapter 3: Well our touch of winter was quite brief here in the Lower Mainland, but more snow is falling in Texas this morning as they continue to register more deaths related to that cold blast that has left millions without power. CBS News Correspondent Alan Scaia is reporting on all the issues they’re experiencing.
Chapter 4: The scope of the federal government’s newly announced gun buyback program is still coming into focus, let’s check in with Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief for more on what this program is going to look like.
Chapter 5: The surge in demand coupled with a record low supply of housing is putting home ownership even further out of reach for the average person in the Lower Mainland.
Guest: Paul Kershaw, founder of Generation Squeeze.
Chapter 6: Metro Vancouver has announced that regional parks had 1.2 million visits in the month of January, double the number for the same period in 2020.
Guest: John McEwen, Chair of the Regional Parks Committee at Metro Vancouver
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