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What travel will look like after pandemic, Educating youth about the residential school system & Tackling the issue of food insecurity during the pandemic
Chapter 1: A lot of us are looking down the road to doing a little travelling and maybe changing the scenery in the next few months. Whether it’s somewhere else in B.C. - or later on in Canada - or maybe outside of Canada by the end of the year - it gives us something to look forward to. But the question remains: will travel be the same as we remember?
Guest: Natalie Preddie, TV Travel & Lifestyle Expert.
Chapter 2: The second hand clothing market is skyrocketing as new websites and apps offer an easy way to buy and trade in old, but new again fashion items.
Guest: Raji Sohal, CKNW Contributor
Chapter 3: It’s been a week since the story broke of the 215 children found in the unmarked burial site on the grounds of the Kamloops Residential School. And during that time we’ve heard more and more stories of abuse and survival but also - inspiration.
Guest: Brad Baker, District administrator for Indigenous education, North Vancouver School District.
Chapter 4: The federal government is promising a number of new commitments, such as rolling out public education campaigns and increasing funding to stop human trafficking, in order to help Indigenous women facing gender-based violence, health inequalities, and systemic racism.
Guest: Naomi Sayers, Indigenous feminist and lawyer.
Chapter 5: We are not there yet! New data shows that the recovery after COVID in the province hasn’t yet started. Numbers are expected to be better next month as the province starts to reopen.
Guest: Ravi Kahlon, BC Minister of Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation
Chapter 6: Seems like everyone’s talking about UFO’s these days. U.S. govt officials taking aerial phenomena more seriously. Former President Barack Obama admitted ‘there are objects in the sky, we don’t quite know what they are.’
Guest: Raji Sohal, CKNW Contributor
Chapter 7: Have you thought about food insecurity during the pandemic? It has definitely become more of a concern over the last year and organizations like the United Way have been trying to help. They are launching a fundraising and awareness campaign to tell people about their Food Security Initiative that will establish province-wide regional community food hubs.
Guest: Kim Winchell, Senior Director, Strategy & Operations, Community Impact & Investment at United Way of the Lower Mainland.
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By CuriouscastChapter 1: A lot of us are looking down the road to doing a little travelling and maybe changing the scenery in the next few months. Whether it’s somewhere else in B.C. - or later on in Canada - or maybe outside of Canada by the end of the year - it gives us something to look forward to. But the question remains: will travel be the same as we remember?
Guest: Natalie Preddie, TV Travel & Lifestyle Expert.
Chapter 2: The second hand clothing market is skyrocketing as new websites and apps offer an easy way to buy and trade in old, but new again fashion items.
Guest: Raji Sohal, CKNW Contributor
Chapter 3: It’s been a week since the story broke of the 215 children found in the unmarked burial site on the grounds of the Kamloops Residential School. And during that time we’ve heard more and more stories of abuse and survival but also - inspiration.
Guest: Brad Baker, District administrator for Indigenous education, North Vancouver School District.
Chapter 4: The federal government is promising a number of new commitments, such as rolling out public education campaigns and increasing funding to stop human trafficking, in order to help Indigenous women facing gender-based violence, health inequalities, and systemic racism.
Guest: Naomi Sayers, Indigenous feminist and lawyer.
Chapter 5: We are not there yet! New data shows that the recovery after COVID in the province hasn’t yet started. Numbers are expected to be better next month as the province starts to reopen.
Guest: Ravi Kahlon, BC Minister of Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation
Chapter 6: Seems like everyone’s talking about UFO’s these days. U.S. govt officials taking aerial phenomena more seriously. Former President Barack Obama admitted ‘there are objects in the sky, we don’t quite know what they are.’
Guest: Raji Sohal, CKNW Contributor
Chapter 7: Have you thought about food insecurity during the pandemic? It has definitely become more of a concern over the last year and organizations like the United Way have been trying to help. They are launching a fundraising and awareness campaign to tell people about their Food Security Initiative that will establish province-wide regional community food hubs.
Guest: Kim Winchell, Senior Director, Strategy & Operations, Community Impact & Investment at United Way of the Lower Mainland.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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