Chapter 1: The wildfire near Penticton has destroyed one home and thousands of people are under evacuation alert. Global News Reporter Neetu Garcha joins us for an update this morning as hundreds of fires burn across the province.
Guest: Neetu Garcha, Global News Reporter.
Chapter 2: We know the residential real estate market is bouncing back but commercial real estate is a bit more complex.
Guest: Matt Picken, Managing Director & National Lead, Capital Markets at JLL Canada
Chapter 3: Niki helped two injured birds yesterday. At the Wildlife Rescue Association in Burnaby, she noticed how busy they seemed to be.
Guest: Niki Reitmayer, CKNW Mornings contributor
Chapter 4: Known as the Golden State Killer, Joseph James DeAngelo sat in a California courtroom yesterday to hear victim impact statements as part of his sentencing. He is one of America’s most infamous serial killers, operating mostly out of the spotlight between 1975 and 1986. After finally being caught decades later, DeAngelo pleaded guilty to raping more than 50 women and murdering 13 people.
Chapter 5: We seem to hear alerts about COVID-19 exposures on flights every couple of days, and some of them are on flights coming from outside of Canada. So why are we allowing flights from outside the country? Well our next guest is part of an international research team that’s looking at how border restrictions impact the spread of the virus.
Guest: Kelley Lee, Canada Research Chair in Global Health Governance at Simon Fraser University.
Chapter 6: We know there will be COVID infections when school starts in September. Even if we do a stellar job with learning groups and safety precautions it’s just statistically impossible to avoid transmission when so many people start interacting again.
Guest: Stephen Freedman, professor of pediatrics and emergency medicine at the University of Calgary.
Chapter 7: What do you think about plans for kids to wear masks in school? Education minister Rob Fleming announced students and staff will be required to wear them in high traffic areas and on buses, but districts will have some room for interpretation when it comes to implementing their own policies.
Guest: Janet Brown, CKNW and Global News reporter.
Chapter 8: We were seeing more job postings every week since May but now we’ve hit a two week lull where they’re still down about 25% compared with this time last year. Brendon Bernard is an Economist at the Indeed Hiring Lab and he joins us this morning to talk about why we’ve stalled out and which industries are still down.
Guest: Brendon Bernard, Economist with Indeed.ca.
Chapter 9: New details on what the return to school will look like here in Vancouver came out last night. Superintendent Suzanne Hoffman joins us to talk about how they’ll navigate masks, learning groups, and more.
Guest: Suzanne Hoffman, VSB Superintendent
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