Chapter 1
Hot question of the day
It’s @jillreports’ hot question of the day: How would you like to see the government handle rent and mortgage payments during the #COVID19 pandemic?
Subsidize payments
Delay payments
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!
Chapter 2
Registered nurses write open letter to Justin Trudeau and John Horgan
A group of registered nurses has written an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier John Horgan calling on them to improve their response to COVID-19
Guest: Will Offley, Registered nurse at Vancouver General Hospital
Chapter 3
Fear, fraud and phishing attacks on the rise during COVID-19 pandemic
Fraudsters from around the globe are taking advantage of the growing fear and anxiety caused by COVID-19. As Canadians work from home and spend more time than ever on social media, scammers are preying on peoples’ vulnerability and heightened online use.
Guest: Kelley Keehn, FP Canada Consumer Advocate and Personal Finance Educator
Chapter 4
Social Distancing in Real Estate Transactions
A clause in the Land Titles Act is causing issues for real estate lawyers trying to practice good social distancing.
Guest: Kenneth Pazder, Lawyer with the Pazder Law Corporation
Chapter 5
Welfare Wednesday could lead to overdose spike amid COVID-19
An addiction specialist is expressing concerns that we could see a spike in overdoses today because of COVID-19.
Guest: Nirmala Raniga, Addiction Specialist
Chapter 6
Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association Launches Meal Program to help frontline workers
The Downtown Surrey Business improvement Association has launched a meal program in collaboration with the Surrey Hospital Foundation aimed at helping workers on the COVID-19 front line.
Guest: Elizabeth Model, CEO, Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association
Chapter 7
B.C. funeral providers ask government to be declared essential service during COVID-19 pandemic
Jason Everden is the head of the British Columbia Funeral Association which represents funeral directors, embalmers, crematorium operators, and cemetery workers, and he recently wrote a letter to the provincial government asking to be declared an essential service. CKNW Contributor Claire Allen spoke with Jason about why they’re looking for this designation