The Jas Johal Show

Alan Regan, Jas Johal Show lead producer joins the show to discuss what makes a great bar, as news breaks that Earls purchases Cactus Club 

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Cease Wyss, who lives in the Downtown core describes her experience living within the city and answers whether or not VPD are correctly addressing the issue of random crime. 

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On the panel this week: 

Bill Tieleman - President of West Star Communications and former political strategist for the BC NDP 

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Jeremy Nuttall, National reporter for the Toronto Star, formerly based in Beijing discusses press freedom in China as the Beijing Olympic games quickly approach

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 Richard Zussman, Global News Reporter at the B.C. Legislature provides clarity on just who is mandating a ban over school sports tournaments. 

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Erin O’Toole ousted as Conservative leader after caucus revolt, as Ottawa police warn Armed Forces may be needed to deal with convoy

Tasha Kheiriddin, National Post Columnist. dissects Erin O'Toole's ousting as Conservative leader

Brian Lilley, Political Columnist for The Toronto Sun breaks down Erin O'Toole's ousting as leader of the federal Conservative party of Canada. 

Surrey Police Service aims to deploy 175 more officers this year

Ian MacDonald, Media Liaison for the Surrey Police Service shed light on Surrey's continued transition to a municipal police force 

The arguments in favour of Kennedy Stewart’s housing plan

Patrick Condon, Professor of Urban Design at UBC’s School of Architecture describes the positives of Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart's housing plan

Supply chain woes: is indoor farming the solution to our unpredictable weather patterns?

 Dave Dinesen, CEO of CubicFarms joins us to discuss the positives of indoor farming 

After a 2-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Odlum Brown VanOpen will return in 2022!

COVID-19 changed a lot of things and took away some annual traditions that many of us look forward to. Look at the Cloverdale Rodeo for example. The good news is that slowly but surely, these events are starting to come back– including a much-enjoyed tennis tournament in West Vancouver. Our show contributor Jawn Jang has more! 

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