Guests on today's show include:

Guests on today's show include:

Guests on today's show include:

Guests on today's show include:

Guest: Claire Newell, President/Founder Travel Best Bets

Movie picks of the week with Rick Forchuk

Ch.1: We just pushed back our clocks at 2am today! How are you all feeling? It’s the end of Daylight savings!

Guest: Dr. Joseph Takahashi, Professor and Chair of the Department of Neuroscience, The University of Texas 

Ch.2: Here to talk about some indoor gardening tips is Brian Minter, Co-Owner of Minter Country Garden Store!

Guest: Brian Minter, Co-Owner, Minter Country Garden Store, Gardening expert

Ch.3: On Friday, John Horgan said he was diagnosed with throat cancer. Here to talk about throat cancer is the Chairman of the Bard of the Head and Neck Cancer Alliance, Dr. Terry Day.

Guest: Dr. Terry Day, Head and Neck Cancer Alliance

Ch.4: The Vancouver Art Gallery plaza is being used for parking instead of what was intended. 

Guest: Matthew Soules, Associate Professor of architecture at UBC

It’s time for your Travel Best Bets! Every Sunday we take a look at the travel tips that will save your trip...and keep you in the loop on some ridiculous deals. 

Guest: Claire Newell, President/Founder Travel Best Bets

On today's show:

Ch.1: Housing prices are going up. Unfortunately, it makes it impossible for young people to buy a home not just in our city, but in this country.

Guest: Stewart Young, Mayor of Langford

Ch.2: The deadline for Toronto City staff to be vaccinated is here, however, Vancouver’s mandatory municipal vaccine mandate still still months away

Guest: Dave Bradley, Morning Anchor, Global News Radio 640 Toronto

Ch.3: So it’s halloween, that means, a lot of scary haunted houses and trick o’treating! Here to join us is Mark Freibe, Owner of the Giggle Dam Dinner Theatre in Port Coquitlam and Vancouver Horror Nights to tell us about the final night of Vancouver Horror Nights?

Guest: Mark Friebe, Owner of the Giggle Dam Dinner Theatre and Vancouver Horror Nights

Ch.4: A recent post on instagram showed a meme that said if you are lost, change the voicemail on your phone to a message that gives your approximate location, the time, the date. However, this is NOT the right advice and is potentially dangerous

Guest: Michael Coyle, Group Manager, Coquitlam Search & Rescue