Mornings with Simi
8,008 episodes - English - Latest episode: 9 days ago - ★★★★★ - 1 ratingMornings with Simi (Monday – Friday: 5.30 – 9am) helps you wake-up, reconnect, and get your day off on the right foot. Simi Sara dives into on the headlines of the day with veteran Global News anchors and reporters. They help you navigate through the details of the stories, highlight essential information and share new perspectives on how the daily news affects you. Simi loves the Lower Mainland. She’s lived here her whole life and truly understands the history and challenges our communities have faced over the years. Spend your Mornings with Simi and spend the rest of your day talking about what you heard on the show.
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Bigger than Boxing Day: B.C. expected to spend more than ever on Black Friday
November 23, 2018 20:55 - 13 minutesIt might not have started out as a Canadian tradition, but there’s no doubt about it, Canucks have gone mad for Black Friday. Thousands of British Columbians are expected to log on to e-commerce websites in search of deals on Friday, while even more are anticipated to pack malls and shops around the province. The bargain hunting bonanza has grown so large that payment processing company Moneris says Black Friday has now eclipsed Canada’s historic deal-hunting holiday, Boxing Day, in terms of ...
BREAKING: Lawyers for suspended senior officers of B.C. legislature send letter to government
November 23, 2018 20:40 - 20 minutesLawyers for Gary Lenz and Craig James have written to the house leaders of the legislature demanding to have their jobs back. Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson shared the letter on the Simi Sara show. Guest: Andrew Wilkinson Leader of the BC Liberal Party
Kris Sims sounds off on BC Legislature, ICBC, and Canada Post strike
November 23, 2018 20:22 - 14 minutesThe Trudeau government has now introduced back-to-work legislation in the House of Commons to end the labour dispute at Canada Post. While speaking in Calgary yesterday, Trudeau said that his government would ideally like to reach a negotiated agreement with Canada Post, but he has been hearing from many Canadians who are concerned about the strike. Guest: Kris Sims BC Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Scandal at the Legislature: Speaker tried to appoint friend as new sergeant-at-arms for B.C. legislature
November 23, 2018 19:37 - 15 minutesAfter a wild day at the BC Legislature, we’re all wondering what on earth will go down today. We know Speaker Darryl Plecas will meet with his second special advisor today. Wally Oppal was appointed yesterday. We don’t even know what the first special advisor will do/who they are. Global BC Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey joins us to discuss what we know about the situation so far… The legislature erupted into chaos. Reporters confronted Speaker Darryl Plecas in the hallways. B...
the Best of the Simi Sara Show - Thurs Nov 22nd 2018
November 22, 2018 22:07 - 45 minutesChapter 1 🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥 The Trudeau government has now introduced back-to-work legislation in the House of Commons to end the labour dispute at Canada Post. Do you support the federal government legislating Canada Post employees back to work? Yes No Chapter 2 Scandal at the Legislature: Speaker tried to appoint friend as new sergeant-at-arms for B.C. legislature Another shocker from the BC Legislature this morning. The latest following the suspension of Clerk Craig ...
SIMI’S LOSER AND WINNER OF THE DAY
November 22, 2018 21:56 - 3 minutesLoser Donald Trump - Is thankful for himself on U.S. Thanksgiving When a reporter asked Donald Trump what he was thankful for this year, the president answered in characteristically conceited fashion, saying he’s most thankful for himself and the “tremendous progress” he’s brought upon the U.S. The comment came while Trump spent the holiday weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. Trump’s Thanksgiving comments sound even more self-centered when compared to what his predecessor, Barack ...
Thinking of co-owning a home? Here’s what you need to know
November 22, 2018 20:55 - 10 minutesWith ‘affordability’ being one of the most frequent topics of conversation in real estate these days, more people are looking to enter the market as part of a partnership, or help their children financially enter the market as ‘silent’ partners. The idea of co-ownership may sound like an easier way to enter the housing market, but it can turn into a legal and financial mess if each party is not protected. If you are considering entering into a home ownership agreement with another party, what...
Stock market crash: What you need to know
November 22, 2018 20:26 - 13 minutes-Is this a serious event?-So what? Markets go up and down, why should someone NOT holding a fat stock portfolio, care?-In the midst of these fears you outline, what’s your approach? If you tell me “look at the long term,” I’ll get mad-Bitcoin: anything to know? Why the wipeout?-What else then? Economy ok or not? Should we worry, buy canned food and hide or get on with our lives?-Year-end. What to do? Guest: Jeffrey Sandler Portfolio manager for Linton Wealth with Raymond James
Federal government introduces back-to-work legislation to end Canada Post strike
November 22, 2018 20:22 - 8 minutesThe Trudeau government has introduced legislation to force an end to rotating strikes by Canada Post employees. But Labour Minister Patty Hajdu says the government won't debate the bill just yet, hoping a special mediator can help reach new contract agreements. Minister Hajdu told the House of Commons the government is acting because it ran out of options. New Democrat MP Tracey Ramsey calls the proposed back-to-work bill a betrayal of the rights of Canada Post employees to a free bargaini...
Scandal at the Legislature: Speaker tried to appoint friend as new sergeant-at-arms for B.C. legislature
November 22, 2018 20:20 - 9 minutesAnother shocker from the BC Legislature this morning. The latest following the suspension of Clerk Craig James and Sgt at arms Gary Lenz Tuesday pending a criminal investigation. Since James and Lenz were walked out of the Legislature Tuesday, a new face to most Allen Mullen has been giving statements on behalf of the speakers office. Yesterday we learned he's been part of the months long internal investigation into the two officials and that he and the speaker are friends since working toge...
Best of the Simi Sara Show - Wed Nov 21st 2018
November 21, 2018 22:12 - 1 hourChapter 1 🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥 What is the number one scandal in #BCpoli? Vander Zalm Glen Clark casino-gate Gordon Campbell DUI Yesterday’s drama at the leg Chapter 2 Scandal at the BC Legislature What started as a normal day of proceedings in Victoria quickly turned to high drama when a shaken Solicitor General Mike Farnworth rose to speak about this. As you know, this isn’t nearly the first scandal to occur in BC politics! Over the years, there have been quite a few ...
SIMI’S LOSER AND WINNER OF THE DAY
November 21, 2018 21:53 - 5 minutesLoser Samantha Bookey of Aldergrove, BC BC resident Samantha Bookey has set a new record in our neighbouring province of Alberta Samantha has fined $2,300 for speeding – the highest yet! Samantha was clocked going 215 km/hr in her Acura TL by Boyle RCMP on Aug. 24, 2017, just after 9 p.m. The speed limit was 110 km/hr. Bookey has one year to pay her $2,300.00 fine and faces the possibility of 25 days in custody if she fails to meet the deadline. Winner Mystery man from Vermont An an...
Has British Columbia overhyped ride-hailing?
November 21, 2018 21:15 - 19 minutesThat’s Transportation Minister Claire Trevena announcing the ride-hailing legislation on Monday afternoon. If approved, the amendments would significantly expand the power of the Passenger Transportation Board, which will have more authority to determine fares and the number of licensed vehicles in each area. Drivers for services like Uber and Lyft will need to have Class 4 licences, which means they'll have to undergo criminal record checks and medical fitness checks every five years. On the...
Is the goal of 100 percent zero-emission vehicles by 2040 realistic for BC?
November 21, 2018 20:59 - 18 minutesThe BC government on Tuesday announcing a mandate requiring that 10 percent of all new vehicle sales in the province be battery-electric or hybrid-electric by 2025. That's just to start... by 2030, the mandate is a minimum 30% EV or hybrid vehicle sales, and 100% by 2040. Under the enabling legislation, the B.C. government intends to boost funding for subsidies by $20-million this year, to encourage British Columbians to purchase EVs and hybrids. BC currently offers rebates of $5,000 for a n...
The biggest scandals in the BC Legislature
November 21, 2018 20:26 - 19 minutesWhat started as a normal day of proceedings in Victoria quickly turned to high drama when a shaken Solicitor General Mike Farnworth rose to speak about this. As you know, this isn’t nearly the first scandal to occur in BC politics! Over the years, there have been quite a few of them… Guest: Keith Baldrey Global BC Legislative Bureau Chief
The Best of The Simi Sara Show - Tues Nov 20th 2018
November 20, 2018 22:12 - 49 minutesChapter 1 🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥 A new survey suggests most grocery shoppers spend 32 minutes per visit and they approve of those automated self-checkout lanes. Lead investigator and professor Sylvain Charlebois says the Dalhousie University study underscores that the "worst part" of shopping for many consumers is waiting for a cashier. What is the “worst part” of grocery shopping? Waiting in lineups Not enough in store help Poorly organized store Chapter 2 Is the government...
SIMI’S LOSER AND WINNER OF THE DAY
November 20, 2018 21:58 - 3 minutesLoser 36-year-old Shaurice Jones from Pennsylvania Shaurice faces criminal charges for allegedly driving with her son on the hood of her car after the boy refused to go to the dentist. Police in Bethlehem Township say the incident began last Wednesday when the 12-year-old boy told 36-year-old Shaurice Jones he wasn’t going to the dentist and climbed on the hood of the car. Jones then allegedly drove two miles to a regional police office. Police say the speed limit on the road is 40 mph. ...
Senior leadership at B.C. legislature put on administrative leave
November 20, 2018 20:52 - 9 minutesAnother one for the history books at the BC legislature. The Clerk of the House and the Sergeant at arms walked out of the building. Clerk Craig James stunned after a resolution in the house and a brief meeting with Speaker Darryl Plecas. Speaker Darryl Plecas just finished speaking with the media a few minutes ago. Richard Zussman was at the presser, and he joins us now with all the details. Guest: Richard Zussman Global News Legislative Reporter
BC Liberals call on the BC Green Party to join them and work to bring ride-hailing to B.C.
November 20, 2018 20:38 - 8 minutesGuest: Andrew Wilkinson Leader of the BC Liberal Party
New Dalhousie study reveals Canadians’ grocery shopping habits are changing
November 20, 2018 20:23 - 9 minutesA new survey suggests most grocery shoppers spend 32 minutes per visit and they approve of those automated self-checkout lanes. Lead investigator and professor Sylvain Charlebois says the Dalhousie University study underscores that the "worst part" of shopping for many consumers is waiting for a cashier. The management professor says he was surprised shoppers spent such little time and shopped only 1.3 times a week. He adds shoppers seem to like variety, with the average Canadian regularly vi...
Toronto police investigating new allegations of assault and sexual assault, possibly linked to St Michael's
November 20, 2018 20:18 - 6 minutesToronto police say they are investigating a pair of new allegations of assault and sexual assault, that have surfaced from their ongoing investigation into alleged criminal hazing at a private, all-boys school in the city. At a news conference a short time ago, Inspector Dominic Sinopoli said they received two new videos of incidents believed to be linked to St Michael's College, but he was careful to categorize the latest allegations. Inspector Sinopoli says the weapon was a belt - and wan...
Is the government’s ride-hailing legislation really the best they can do?
November 20, 2018 20:04 - 13 minutesRide-hailing companies could begin operations in British Columbia by next fall under legislation introduced yesterday. Transportation Minister Claire Trevena says the government's bill strikes a balance between meeting consumer demand and protecting public safety. In regards to the question of when ride-hailing cars will be on the roads, Minister Trevena said they're waiting on ICBC to develop insurance for ride hailing drivers. Now, a ride hailing expert says BC's legislation isn't perfe...
Best of the Simi Sara Show - Mon Nov 19th 2018
November 19, 2018 21:46 - 36 minutesChapter 1 🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥 The B.C. government is expected to unveil new ride-hailing legislation today. What would you like to see in today’s announcement? Limit on drivers Special licensing No ride-hailing at all Just do it already Chapter 2 B.C.’s NDP government to introduce ridesharing legislation today Today is the day many British Columbians have been waiting! The government is set to announce legislation that will work to finally bring ride hailing to our prov...
SIMI’S LOSER AND WINNER OF THE DAY
November 19, 2018 21:45 - 6 minutesLoser Jamie Koe N.W.T. curling star Jamie Koe is apologizing for his team's drunken behaviour in an Alberta bonspeil that led to them being disqualified and kicked out of a curling club. Koe and teammates Ryan Fry, Chris Schille and DJ Kidby were kicked out and disqualified from the Red Deer Curling Classic for getting too drunk during the event. On Monday, Koe and Schille both issued public apologies on Twitter to fans and event staff on Twitter. During the team's match in the 'B' draw ...
Breathing polluted air during pregnancy may increase odds of baby having autism: SFU study
November 19, 2018 20:47 - 9 minutesA woman breathing polluted air while pregnant is linked to a higher chance of her baby developing autism, a new study from Simon Fraser University suggests. The study, published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics, looked at 132,256 – nearly all – births in Metro Vancouver between 2004 and 2009. Researchers used high-resolution maps of air pollution to measure women’s exposure to fine particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, and nitric oxide during pregnancy and then looked to see whether autism rates wer...
6 boys charged after sexual assaults at an all-boys private school in Toronto
November 19, 2018 20:03 - 7 minutesPolice in Toronto are investigating multiple incidents of alleged sexual assault at an all-boys private school in the city. Videos have been circulating, showing a student being pinned down in a locker room, and being assaulted with a broom handle. Investigations are now centering on at least four victims - two of assault, and two of sexual assault. Police say there could be more. As part of the investigation into one of those victims - six boys were arrested this morning, and each have bee...
B.C.’s NDP government to introduce ridesharing legislation today
November 19, 2018 19:11 - 10 minutesToday is the day many British Columbians have been waiting! The government is set to announce legislation that will work to finally bring ride hailing to our province. But should we get our hopes up? Mike Smyth, columnist for The Province newspaper, joins us to discuss what to expect from today’s announcement. Guest: Mike Smyth Columnist for The Province newspaper CKNW Contributor
Best of the Simi Sara Show - Fri Nov 16 2018
November 16, 2018 21:57 - 1 hourChapter 1 🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥 In your opinion, what is the best boy band of all time? Backstreet Boys Nsync NKOTB Other Chapter 2 Former Mayor of Surrey weighs in on the end of LRT The first Translink Mayors Council was held yesterday, where Doug McCallum’s Skytrain plan was voted upon. Mayors opted to suspend work on the LRT project - but haven’t officially cancelled it in favour of Skytrain. Here is Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart speaking about the decision from the ...
Foodie Friday: Chicken with Citrus and Olives
November 16, 2018 21:28 - 14 minutesThis is a dish I have recreated from my recent trip to Marrakech. The ingredients are common in many Moroccan home kitchens and easy to access here in Canada. The one dish dinner makes serving easy.3 tablespoons olive oil6 large chicken thighs, skin removed1/3 cup flour4 large garlic cloves, minced2 large shallots, dicedOne - 14 ounce jar fire roasted artichokes, drained3/4 cup chicken stock1/2 cup orange juice3 tablespoons capers, blotted dry2/3 cup Moroccan dry cured olives (pitted)1 tables...
Mickey Mouse turns 90 this weekend!
November 16, 2018 21:13 - 8 minutesIf you’re a fan of Mickey Mouse, this Sunday is going to be a huge day for you. Mickey Mouse is turning 90 years old. As part of the milestone for one of the most globally recognizable faces, Disney is throwing everything it has at a new celebratory campaign. Guest: Brooke Barnes
The Godfather of video games explains the Pokemon Craze
November 16, 2018 20:44 - 13 minutesRegardless of your background or age, there’s no doubt you’ve heard of Pokemon. Initially launched as an original GameBoy game in 1996. There was also a card trading game released in the same year. 22 years later people are crazier about pokemon than ever. A few years back Pokemon GO was released, which caused hordes of people to go out into the world and catch pokemon as if they were really in front of them using augmented reality. Two new Pokemon games are about to be released and they’ll f...
This Is Why
November 16, 2018 20:42 - 9 minutesThis week, Calgarians were asked if they wanted to host the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paraolympic Games. 56.4% said “no.” But why? On this week’s episode of the Global News podcast This Is Why, producer’s John O’Dowd and Niki Reitmayer explore the growing, international disinterest in hosting the Olympic Games. (throw to montage audio) The “yes” side rallied around hope. They were optimistic that the Olympics could help bring prosperity back to a city that is still struggling economically. Rob...
Former Mayor of Surrey weighs in on the end of LRT
November 16, 2018 20:21 - 15 minutesThe first Translink Mayors Council was held yesterday, where Doug McCallum’s Skytrain plan was voted upon. Mayors opted to suspend work on the LRT project - but haven’t officially cancelled it in favour of Skytrain. Here is Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart speaking about the decision from the Mayors council while on the CKNW Jon McComb Show this morning. Translink estimates the switch to Skytrain would cost $2.9 billion. The province has previously ruled out signing a fresh cheque for Skytrai...
Best of the Simi Sara Show - Thurs Nov 15th 2018
November 15, 2018 22:32 - 1 hourChapter 1 🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥 BCLC has approved a new gambling and entertainment facility in the City of Delta. Cascades Casino Delta, operated by Gateway Casinos & Entertainment Limited, will include a hotel, restaurants, meeting space and a casino with approximately 500 slot machines, 24 table games and up to six electronic table games. BCLC has approved the Cascades Casino in Delta. Do you support the approval of additional casinos in B.C.? Yes, great entertainment! No, pote...
SIMI’S LOSER AND WINNER OF THE DAY
November 15, 2018 22:23 - 5 minutesLoser Claude Bryant and the All Stars, a New Orleans based band Cafe Negril is a popular bar on Frenchman Street in New Orleans and on November 8th, Claude Bryant and the All Stars, a local reggae band, were on stage. The band is used to rowdy partiers, so when a woman asked if she could join the band to sing a few songs, they promptly turned her down. However, the woman wasn’t just a regular New Orleans reveler It was 5 Time Grammy Award winner Christina Aguilera. Winner 10 year old M...
Pet on the Net
November 15, 2018 21:51 - 13 minutesToday for Pet on the Net we bring you a story that is both tragic and inspirational. This is the story of Poppy. Poppy was a golden retriever and she was a beloved assistance dog who worked at Canuck Place Children’s Hospice. I say “was” because Poppy recently passed away. To pay tribute to the wonderful work that Poppy did, bringing comfort and joy to seriously ill children and their families, we called up Debby from Canuck Place to learn more about this amazing four-legged hero. Guest: Ni...
With just two weeks before the election reform referendum deadline, ballots are still just trickling in
November 15, 2018 21:03 - 13 minutesPremier John Horgan says he’ll instruct his NDP MLAs to block an unappealing version of one of the proportional representation models, if it wins in this month’s referendum. Horgan told Postmedia News on Wednesday that if British Columbians vote to replace the province’s electoral system with mixed member proportional, he will order NDP MLAs to oppose the so-called closed list approach when a legislature committee decides the details of the new system. Also, with just two weeks before the el...
Two dozen B.C. youth died, 154 critically injured, in opioid crisis last year: report
November 15, 2018 20:55 - 8 minutesGuest: Jennifer Charlesworth Representative for Children and Youth
'Good Samaritan' homeless veteran and couple who raised $400K for him on GoFundMe arrested as heartwarming tale takes criminal twist
November 15, 2018 20:46 - 9 minutesRemember the story of homeless veteran Johnny Bobbit, who gave gave him last $20.00 to Kate McClure and her boyfriend, Mark D’Amico, after they ran out of gas. If not, let us refresh your memory. Since that story came out, a lot of drama unfolded in the press. Bobbitt originally filed a lawsuit against McClure and D’Amico for withholding the over $400 thousand that was raised in the GoFundMe. However, there was a SHOCKING TWIST today. Johnny Bobbitt, a homeless veteran in 2017, as well as K...
SOS Children’s Village Surrey hosts gala to recognize success and achievement within the B.C. foster care system
November 15, 2018 20:43 - 9 minutesDid you know in British Columbia there are over 10,500 children who do not live with their biological parents? A child in foster care in Canada faces the following more hardships than the average child. They will move seven homes, which means 7 families, 7 schools, 7 neighbourhoods etc. As a result, of youth in care, only 40% will graduate within 2 years of expected graduation date. SOS Children’s Villages is the world’s largest non-governmental, non-denominational child development organiza...
Humans Have Changed The Course of Evolution in Ways We Never Predicted, Scientist Warns
November 15, 2018 20:41 - 8 minutesA paper based on research from around the globe concludes that human beings have radically reshaped evolution for everything from birds to fish to plants. Sarah Otto from the University of British Columbia says people are trimming and pruning the entire tree of life. The paper says birds are evolving smaller, more manoeuvrable wings to help them dodge buildings and vehicles. Fish are developing mouths too small for hooks. Large animals are becoming extinct everywhere on the planet. Otto say...
Federal Environment Minister McKenna gets a lukewarm reception in British Columbia
November 15, 2018 19:16 - 13 minutesCanada’s federal environment minister faced a small but audible group of protesters, who also peppered her with questions about her government’s record on climate change. Catherine McKenna, federal minister of environment and climate change, encountered the protesters Wednesday morning in Saanich as she and provincial counterpart George Heyman announced a combined $14.65 million funding towards the purchase of 7,900 hectares in southeastern British Columbia to complete a conservation area for...
Best of the Simi Sara Show - Wed Nov 14th 2018
November 14, 2018 21:53 - 54 minutesChapter 1 🔥🔥 Hot question of the day 🔥🔥 It appears a city council motion to stop allowing duplexes in a huge swath of Vancouver is on the way to passing, even as the city battles an ongoing housing crisis. Between the five votes of the Non-Partisan Association, including the mover of the motion, Colleen Hardwick, and Green party leader Adriane Carr, the motion appears to have the votes to overcome opposition from the city’s independent mayor. When the motion was original passed, Larry Beng...
SIMI’S LOSER AND WINNER OF THE DAY
November 14, 2018 21:52 - 2 minutesLoser 57-year-old Christopher Greyshock, of West Milford, New Jersey On Sunday Christopher was arrested after he rear-ended a car, failed a sobriety test and police discovered an open bottle of whiskey and suspected marijuana in his car. The crash came about an hour after his team, the New York Jets, lost 41-10 to the Buffalo Bills. When questioned by police, his reason for his brush with the law was simple.\ "I drank too much because the Jets suck," Greyshock's car was impounded and h...
Why the head of NASA wants Canadian boots – and tech – on the next moon mission
November 14, 2018 21:49 - 9 minutesThe head of the U.S. space agency says he wants to see Canadian astronauts walking on the moon before long, as part of a first step toward the farther reaches of space. Jim Bridenstine, the administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, says he wants Canada's decades-long space partnership with the U.S. to continue as NASA embarks on the creation of its new Lunar Gateway. The U.S. is seeking broad international support for the next-generation space station it is planning ...
Surrey appoints Terry Waterhouse to oversee policing transition
November 14, 2018 20:50 - 13 minutesSurrey's mayor has named a senior manager who will lead the transition to a city police force from the RCMP. He's Terry Waterhouse, the city's current General Manager of Public Safety. Waterhouse helped led the initiative to move the homeless from the Whalley Strip into shelters or temporary housing in the summer. Guest: Janet Brown Global News Reporter
Irish aviation authorities investigating UFO reports
November 14, 2018 20:15 - 5 minutesAviation authorities in Ireland are investigating reports of bright lights moving quickly in the skies over Ireland. Unusual air activity was spotted in the skies near Shannon on Friday - here's some of the conversation between Air Traffic Control, and pilots from British Airways and Virgin Atlantic who were in the area. So what exactly could this have been? Well, in the past hour we caught up with Gerry Byrne. He’s an Aviation and Science Journalist in Ireland. He told CKNW what the likely...
Richmond votes to further limit home size on ALR land
November 14, 2018 20:13 - 7 minutesEarlier this month Richmond city council voted unanimously to halve upper size limit from 10,700 sq. ft. to 5,400 sq. ft. Now, according to councillor Harold Steves, the council has voted to even further limit the size of the homes. Guest: Harold Steves Richmond city councillor
Expert panel on money laundering seeks public input
November 14, 2018 20:05 - 8 minutesPeople in B.C. have the opportunity to participate in a public consultation on how to better protect the province’s real estate sector from becoming distorted by money laundering. Guest: Carole James Minister of Finance
Premier John Horgan says ride-hailing legislation will be passed by end of November
November 14, 2018 18:54 - 8 minutesPremier John Horgan told reporters on Tuesday that ride-sharing legislation will be introduced in the coming weeks. “Within the next two weeks, it will be introduced and I expect with the amount of support we have in the legislature, it will be passed,” Horgan said. Following its introduction, expect the province to work with ICBC in terms of new insurance packages for Uber and Lyft drivers. Tonight, members of the Ridesharing Now for BC Coalition and the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade are...