Ch.1: Global factory activity accelerated in November although crippling supply bottlenecks remained.

Guest: Lewis Black, CEO of Almonty Industries

Ch.2: During this holiday season we would like to highlight some great things happening in some BC communities.

Guest: Terry Leith, president of the Royal Westminster Regiment Historical Society.

Ch.3: A new study reveals “Overdose prevention sites are low-barrier settings that not only prevent overdose deaths, but also have the added benefit of bringing people into a supportive environment where they can get the help they need.

Guest: Dr. Mary Clare Kennedy, a postdoctoral research fellow at UBC’s department of medicine and research scientist at the BCCSU. Lead author of the study.

Ch.4: British Columbia may have seen the last of the “intense storms,” according to Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth.  So how will this impact trucking routes?

Guest: Dave Earle, President of BC Trucking Association.

Ch.5: Farmers in B.C.’s flooded Fraser Valley continue to face challenges to repair and restore their properties and livestock.

Guest: Lana Popham, Provincial Agriculture Minister.

Ch.6: Researchers at the University of British Columbia are helping solve the mystery of how sea lions stay underwater for so long.

Guest: Rhea Storlund, UBC Phd Candidate and Marine Mammal Researcher.

Ch.7: According to Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey for November, British Columbia’s workforce remained steady with another 4,600 jobs added across the province.

Guest: Ravi Kahlon, BC Minister of Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation.

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