Full Show: A new agreement between NPF and RCMP, Are businesses leaving Chinatown & Handling cases of false indigenous identities

Seg 1 - The National Police Federation and the RCMP have signed an important Agreement.
Guest: Brian Sauvé, President of the National Police Federation
Seg 2 - Even though Vancouver is looking to pump money into revitalizing Chinatown, some businesses are done with the area all together.
Guest: Jordan Eng, Chair of the Chinatown BIA
Seg 3 - After more than four decades, the iconic Vancouver Folk Music Festival appears ready to call it a day and shut down for good.
Guest: Mark Zuberbuhler, President, Vancouver Folk Festival Board
Seg 4 - UBC is deeply regretting its handling of the case of retired judge and former law professor Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond.
Guest: Jean Teillet, Métis lawyer and expert in Indigenous rights law
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Seg 1 - The National Police Federation and the RCMP have signed an important Agreement.

Guest: Brian Sauvé, President of the National Police Federation

Seg 2 - Even though Vancouver is looking to pump money into revitalizing Chinatown, some businesses are done with the area all together.

Guest: Jordan Eng, Chair of the Chinatown BIA

Seg 3 - After more than four decades, the iconic Vancouver Folk Music Festival appears ready to call it a day and shut down for good.

Guest: Mark Zuberbuhler, President, Vancouver Folk Festival Board

Seg 4 - UBC is deeply regretting its handling of the case of retired judge and former law professor Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond.

Guest: Jean Teillet, Métis lawyer and expert in Indigenous rights law

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