Full Show: Halloween ghost and gouls, S.O.S coalition looks to make community safe & The Surrey students working with NASA

Seg 1: In 1958, the Herrmann family of Seaford, Long Island, encountered unexplained phenomena in their suburban home, including popping sounds and objects moving mysteriously.
Guest: Megan Alda, Host of the Podcast “Haunted History”
Seg 2: At what age would you take your kids to court in order to get them up and out of your home? Or are parents obligated to take care of their kids forever?
Guest: Scott Shantz, Contributor for Mornings with Simi
Seg 3: View From Victoria:
It’s been three weeks since Hamas attack in Israel and the Premier announced that Holocaust education will now be incorporated into the curriculum in B.C. high schools. We get a local look at the top political stories with the help of Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer.
Seg 4: A new public safety coalition called "SOS: Save Our Streets" has been formed in British Columbia by prominent retailers and community groups.
Guest: Ian Tostenson, President and CEO BC Restaurant and Food Services Association
Seg 5: In British Columbia, shellfish hatcheries face significant challenges due to annual mortality events, linked to factors like marine heat waves, infectious agents, ocean acidification, and climate change.
Guest: Dr. Timothy Green, Canada Research Chair in Shellfish Health and Genetics
Seg 6: The LeoCraft Design Team from Princess Margaret Secondary School in Surrey, B.C., consisting of 10 students in grades 11 and 12, has been selected to compete in NASA's 2024 Human Exploration Rover Challenge.
Guest: Jeevan Sandhu and Jasmeet Kaur Dhaliwal
Seg 7: Arthritis Society Canada has released The State of Arthritis in Canada Report Card, giving low grades to all provinces and territories. British Columbia eked out a C grade overall (66/100).
Guest: Trish Barbato, President and CEO of the Arthritis Society
Seg 8: Will cameras be able to detect if drivers are using their cell phone at the time of an accident?
Guest: Lorraine Sommerfeld, Auto Columnist for Driving.ca
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Seg 1: In 1958, the Herrmann family of Seaford, Long Island, encountered unexplained phenomena in their suburban home, including popping sounds and objects moving mysteriously.

Guest: Megan Alda, Host of the Podcast “Haunted History”

Seg 2: At what age would you take your kids to court in order to get them up and out of your home? Or are parents obligated to take care of their kids forever?

Guest: Scott Shantz, Contributor for Mornings with Simi

Seg 3: View From Victoria:

It’s been three weeks since Hamas attack in Israel and the Premier announced that Holocaust education will now be incorporated into the curriculum in B.C. high schools. We get a local look at the top political stories with the help of Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer.

Seg 4: A new public safety coalition called "SOS: Save Our Streets" has been formed in British Columbia by prominent retailers and community groups.

Guest: Ian Tostenson, President and CEO BC Restaurant and Food Services Association

Seg 5: In British Columbia, shellfish hatcheries face significant challenges due to annual mortality events, linked to factors like marine heat waves, infectious agents, ocean acidification, and climate change.

Guest: Dr. Timothy Green, Canada Research Chair in Shellfish Health and Genetics

Seg 6: The LeoCraft Design Team from Princess Margaret Secondary School in Surrey, B.C., consisting of 10 students in grades 11 and 12, has been selected to compete in NASA's 2024 Human Exploration Rover Challenge.

Guest: Jeevan Sandhu and Jasmeet Kaur Dhaliwal

Seg 7: Arthritis Society Canada has released The State of Arthritis in Canada Report Card, giving low grades to all provinces and territories. British Columbia eked out a C grade overall (66/100).

Guest: Trish Barbato, President and CEO of the Arthritis Society

Seg 8: Will cameras be able to detect if drivers are using their cell phone at the time of an accident?

Guest: Lorraine Sommerfeld, Auto Columnist for Driving.ca

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