Why does this keep happening?
This is VANCOLOUR host Mo Amir asks British Columbia's Minister of Transportation Rob Fleming why commercial trucks keep colliding with highway overpasses throughout the province. Plus Vancouver City Councillor Christine Boyle explains why the city keeps displacing its homeless population without more permanent solutions. Lastly, since 2007, sixteen human feet have washed up on B.C. shores; Dr. Gail Anderson explains why this keeps happening.

Cellphones, Cops, and Portable Classrooms in B.C. Schools
This is VANCOLOUR host Mo Amir and media literacy expert Jesse Miller explore whether British Columbia should ban cellphones in public school classrooms. Plus, award-winning author Harrison Mooney ("Invisible Boy") discusses why he was horrified that his daughter's school would be welcoming back a police presence. And what's an episode about public education in British Columbia without exploring the 2100+ portable classrooms across B.C.'s sixty school districts?

Is immigration serving Canadian needs?
This is VANCOLOUR host Mo Amir and the outspoken Mayor of Port Coquitlam discuss immigration and Canada's underinvestments in public education, healthcare, and housing. Plus, the President of the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association (ICBA) Chris Gardner explains the depth of Canada's labour shortage in the trades and construction industry. Plus, Mo blasts one of Canada's work permit programs as a "disgrace".

Simran Singh is a senior staff writer for The Daily Hive.

Dino Archie is a standup comic based in Vancouver, by way of Fresno, California.

"Vancouver's #IGMFY Swagger"

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JJ McCullough is a Canadian political commentator and a YouTube content creator with nearly a million subscribers.

Tamara Taggart is a B.C. broadcasting legend and the President of Down Syndrome BC.

Kyla Lee is a high-profile criminal defense lawyer representing Acumen Law, who wrote her first children's book "Sit Still Jackson" this year.

"Please donate to your local food bank"

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Pamela Martin is an iconic B.C. broadcaster who began her news media career at CHEK.

Over the course of her incredible, multi-award-winning career, she was the first female news reporter on CKNW News Radio. She also enjoyed a legendary run as a news anchor for CTV British Columbia alongside her co-host Bill Good.