Surrey toddler falls out of window

A Surrey toddler who fell out of a second-story window last night is home and safe and sound with family.  … Read more →

Surrey toddler falls out of window Surrey toddler falls out of window

Study finds bike helmet laws do not prevent bike-related injuries

In most countries in the world, adults can legally ride bikes and even motorcycles without helmets, but … Read more →

Study finds bike helmet laws do not prevent bike-related injuries Study finds bike helmet laws do not prevent bike-related injuries

Burnaby creating Sustainability Program

Burnaby's population is growing, and with that the City of Burnaby has come up with a program the will … Read more →

Burnaby creating Sustainability Program Burnaby creating Sustainability Program

BC on flood watch as Fraser River swells

When the warmer weather approaches, many streams and rivers swell and currents pick up. Flood watch … Read more →

BC on flood watch as Fraser River swells BC on flood watch as Fraser River swells

Police negotiating surrender of distraught Langley man

The Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team has been sent to Langley to assist in a situation where a … Read more →

Police negotiating surrender of distraught Langley man Police negotiating surrender of distraught Langley man

    Current Affairs

  • For the Record: What the Liberal party could mean for BC teachers

    Jen Hazell speaks with Susan Lambert from the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation, they will be discussing what the re-election of the Liberal party could mean for teachers and their students in BC.
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  • Black and Blue Sari: A Radio Documentary

    After years of surviving domestic violence and attempted murder from her husband in an arranged marriage in Richmond, BC, Indo-Canadian woman, Kamal Dhillon, has now found the strength to speak up and advocate for those who suffer from domestic violence. … More →

  • Survival on the Seas: A Radio Documentary

    Hunger, disease and violence are not often associated with an immigration story. During the 1970’s Canada was no stranger to Vietnamese immigrants who arrived in the thousands. But what is often not discussed is the absolute horror many had to … More →

  • “WALKING THE WALK”
    Judy taking notes after checking on the homeless.

    “WALKING THE WALK” A short documentary by Francesca Fionda & Neil Khare Many people say those who are trying to tackle the issues surrounding homelessness in Vancouver are just “talking the talk”. But there is one woman, who has “walked … More →

  • For the Record: Rock the Vote
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    Today on For the Record, Tina Lovgreen speaks with Zach Chrispein from Rock the Vote BC, they will be discussing why there is such a low young voter turn out. Listen to For the Record