The Best of The Simi Sara Show - BC Ferries receives injunction to prevent protesters from blocking terminals // Project Snowflake hit with fraud claim // & More...

CHAPTER 1

🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥

It’s @JodyVance’s 🔥 question of the day:

“Protesters” or “Land Defenders”, the debate is on about the correct term to use for Wet'suwet'en Supporters.  What do you think is the appropriate term?

Protesters

Land Defenders

Doesn’t matter

 

CHAPTER 2

BC Ferries receives injunction to prevent protesters from blocking terminals

BC Ferries has been granted a preemptive court injunction to prohibit Wet’suwet’en solidarity protesters from blocking any of its terminals. Spokesperson Deborah Marshall said the company sought the injunction after hearing plans of a protest at the Swartz Bay terminal near Victoria this weekend.

Guest: Deborah Marshall

BC Ferries Spokesperson

 

CHAPTER 3

War of Words: Sparks fly over Wet’suwet’en demonstrations

Guest: Claire Allen 

CKNW Contributor

 

CHAPTER 4

Project Snowflake hit with fraud claim

Time to talk about a brewing story around the sale of Grouse Mountain … and rumours of wrong-doing between those who purchased the landmark local ski hill. 

Guest: Ian Young

Vancouver Correspondent, South China Morning Post

 

CHAPTER 5

More with Ian Young

Switching gears to the effects of COVID 19 on Vancouver’s Chinatown district.

Guest: Ian Young

Vancouver Correspondent, South China Morning Post

 

CHAPTER 6

Man mistaken for being drunk suffers stroke

This next topic is tough to stomach … and yet is so important to discuss.  

An Alberta man who was arrested for being publicly intoxicated was actually suffering a stroke according to court documents obtained by CBC.

Guest: Paul Doroshenko

Lawyer, Acumen Law

 

CHAPTER 7

What can politicians do about Coastal GasLink Dispute + BC Budget Tomorrow? 

Justin Trudeau has convened an incident response group meeting this morning to talk about how to handle the protests against the Coastal GasLink Pipeline + what should we expect in the Budget tomorrow? 

Guest: Keith Baldrey

Global BC Chief Political Reporter

 

CHAPTER 8

U.S. senator wants intelligence sharing ban with countries that allow Huawei

Senator Rick Scott is warning Canada that the U.S. could stop intelligence sharing if Canada allows Huawei’s 5G technology.

Guest: Ari Goldkind

Criminal Lawyer
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CHAPTER 1

🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥

It’s @JodyVance’s 🔥 question of the day:

“Protesters” or “Land Defenders”, the debate is on about the correct term to use for Wet'suwet'en Supporters.  What do you think is the appropriate term?

Protesters
Land Defenders
Doesn’t matter

 

CHAPTER 2

BC Ferries receives injunction to prevent protesters from blocking terminals

BC Ferries has been granted a preemptive court injunction to prohibit Wet’suwet’en solidarity protesters from blocking any of its terminals. Spokesperson Deborah Marshall said the company sought the injunction after hearing plans of a protest at the Swartz Bay terminal near Victoria this weekend.

Guest: Deborah Marshall

BC Ferries Spokesperson

 

CHAPTER 3

War of Words: Sparks fly over Wet’suwet’en demonstrations

Guest: Claire Allen 

CKNW Contributor

 

CHAPTER 4

Project Snowflake hit with fraud claim

Time to talk about a brewing story around the sale of Grouse Mountain … and rumours of wrong-doing between those who purchased the landmark local ski hill. 

Guest: Ian Young

Vancouver Correspondent, South China Morning Post

 

CHAPTER 5

More with Ian Young

Switching gears to the effects of COVID 19 on Vancouver’s Chinatown district.

Guest: Ian Young

Vancouver Correspondent, South China Morning Post

 

CHAPTER 6

Man mistaken for being drunk suffers stroke

This next topic is tough to stomach … and yet is so important to discuss.  

An Alberta man who was arrested for being publicly intoxicated was actually suffering a stroke according to court documents obtained by CBC.

Guest: Paul Doroshenko

Lawyer, Acumen Law

 

CHAPTER 7

What can politicians do about Coastal GasLink Dispute + BC Budget Tomorrow? 

Justin Trudeau has convened an incident response group meeting this morning to talk about how to handle the protests against the Coastal GasLink Pipeline + what should we expect in the Budget tomorrow? 

Guest: Keith Baldrey

Global BC Chief Political Reporter

 

CHAPTER 8

U.S. senator wants intelligence sharing ban with countries that allow Huawei

Senator Rick Scott is warning Canada that the U.S. could stop intelligence sharing if Canada allows Huawei’s 5G technology.

Guest: Ari Goldkind

Criminal Lawyer

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