Pulling WHO Funding, Making Gastown Beautiful & Securing a Safe Drug Supply During a Pandemic

Chapter 1 - US President Donald Trump has apparently followed through on his threat to pull funding from the World Health Organization.

Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington Correspondent

Chapter 2 - Home prices are expected to be stable through the COVID-19 pandemic.  The market will be slow during the lockdown but a boom is expected afterwards.

Guest: Adil Dinani, Royal LePage broker

Chapter 3 - Boarded up storefront windows is not an attractive sight - in fact, it leaves our cities looking near apocalyptic. So the Gastown Business Association and a group of local artists teamed up to bring a little beauty back to their neighbourhood. 

Chapter 4 - Almost everyone can remember touring a fire hall as a kid. Well, the North Vancouver Fire Department is trying to keep the tradition alive for kids who can’t come in person right now, Assistant Fire Chief Mike Danks joins me now to explain what they’ve been doing. 

Guest: Mike Danks, Assistant Fire Chief - Operations.

Chapter 5 - During the COVID-19 Pandemic, money for businesses isn’t getting to everyone who needs it according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

Guest: Dan Kelly, CFIB president and CEO.

Chapter 6: It’s been two weeks since we learned that a safe drug supply has been approved, that’s in an effort to protect drug users 

Guest: Judy Darcy, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, MLA for News Westminster.

Chapter 7 - The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra is one of the lucky organizations that has been able to tap into financial support from the government to bridge them through this difficult period.

Guest: Angela Elster, VSO President.
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Chapter 1 - US President Donald Trump has apparently followed through on his threat to pull funding from the World Health Organization.

Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington Correspondent

Chapter 2 - Home prices are expected to be stable through the COVID-19 pandemic.  The market will be slow during the lockdown but a boom is expected afterwards.

Guest: Adil Dinani, Royal LePage broker

Chapter 3 - Boarded up storefront windows is not an attractive sight - in fact, it leaves our cities looking near apocalyptic. So the Gastown Business Association and a group of local artists teamed up to bring a little beauty back to their neighbourhood. 

Chapter 4 - Almost everyone can remember touring a fire hall as a kid. Well, the North Vancouver Fire Department is trying to keep the tradition alive for kids who can’t come in person right now, Assistant Fire Chief Mike Danks joins me now to explain what they’ve been doing. 

Guest: Mike Danks, Assistant Fire Chief - Operations.

Chapter 5 - During the COVID-19 Pandemic, money for businesses isn’t getting to everyone who needs it according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

Guest: Dan Kelly, CFIB president and CEO.

Chapter 6: It’s been two weeks since we learned that a safe drug supply has been approved, that’s in an effort to protect drug users 

Guest: Judy Darcy, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, MLA for News Westminster.

Chapter 7 - The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra is one of the lucky organizations that has been able to tap into financial support from the government to bridge them through this difficult period.

Guest: Angela Elster, VSO President.

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