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SEPTEMBER 27, 2013 Live from Saltspring island

Brian Brett, Sean McIntyre, Li Reid and Sheila Malcolmson join Mark live from the Rock Salt Cafe at Fulford Harbour on Saltspring island.

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OCTYOBER 2, 2013 Hockey violence. Aging and health care costs

Karin Larsen of CBC Sports on the fight last night that sent a hockey player to hospital with a concussion. And Neena Chappell, Canada Research Chair in Social Gerontology at U. Vic on aging and the cost of health care.

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OCTOBER 1, 2013 U.S. shutdown. Medical marijuana changes

Don Alper Director, Centre for Canadian-American Studies and the Border Policy Research Institute at Western Washington University in Bellingham, on the U.S. shutdown. And Neil Boyd, chair of dept. of Criminology at Simon Fraser University on the changes

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OCTOBER 1, 2013

Don Alper Director, Centre for Canadian-American Studies and the Border Policy Research Institute at Western Washington University in Bellingham, on the U.S. shutdown. And Neil Boyd, chair of dept. of Criminology at Simon Fraser University on the changes

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SEPTEMBER 30 Surrey Six, weather forecasting and climate change

Terry Donnelly, CBC Reporter on the opening day of the Surrey Six trial. Johanna Wagstaffe on how meteorologists forecast the weather. And Francis Zwiers, director Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium Vice chair of the IPCC's Working Group on the new IPCC

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SEPTEMBER 26, 2013 Pipeline proposals and public meetings. Brian Minter

Greg Toth Senior Projector Director, Transmountain Pipeline and Gordon Christie, Director, Indigenous Legal Studies Program, UBC on pipeline proposals, public information meetings and first nations concerns. And gardening expert Brian Minter makes his re

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SEPTEMBER 25, 2013 Teen addiction. And agricultural land vs development

Family counsellor at Edgewood treatment centre Lorelie Rozzano talks about teenagers and addiction in light of the tragic overdose death of Adriana Falcon. And Ken Cameron Adjunct professor of Urban studies at SFU and Ross Blackwell Land Use Consultant,

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SEPTEMBER 24, 2013 Dementia and wandering. The problem of goose poop

We hear from the family of a Coquitlam man with dementia. He left home for his regular walk last week and has not been home since. The Alzheimer's Society talks about strategies for families with loved ones with dementia.

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SEPTEMBER 23, 2013 Rail transport of bitumen. And future of B.C. NDP

Dave Pernarowski, Mayor of Terrace and Garland Chow from the Sauder School of Business on the idea of using rail cars to transport bitumen from Alberta to the B.C. coast. And Sage Aaron and Nathan Cullen on the future of

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SEPTEMBER 20 Safety on roads near schools. WW1 book project

Gary Litke, Mayor of Penticton on his UBCM resolution to ask the Province for photo radar in school and playground zones. And BC Almanac's World War One book project. Tips on writing.

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SEPTEMBER 19, 2013 Live from the annual UBCM convention

Mark Forsythe hosts a live special broadcast from the annual meeting of the Union of B.C. Municipalities in downtown Vancouver

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SEPTEMBER 18, 2013 Raw cheese and e.coli. Bev Sellars and residential school

Robert Parker Medical Health Officer with Interior Health Authority and Kevin Allen, Professor of Food Microbiology at UBC's Department of Food, Nutrition and Health on the e coli outbreak and alleged connection to Gort's raw cheese products. And Bev Sel

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SEPTEMBET 17, 2013 Dangerous dogs. And buying essays to cheat

Marcie Moriarty, Chief Prevention and Enforcement Officer at BC SPCA, on how best to deal with dangerous dogs in our communities. And CBC reporter Eric Rankin and SFU Academic Integrity Coordinator, Jo Hinchliffe on students who cheat by buying essays.

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SEPTEMBER 16, 2013 Recycling in B.C. And veterinarians and overnights for pets

Malcolm Brodie, Mayor of Richmond and Alan Langdon Managing Director, Multi-Material British Columbia on industry group that wants to be in charge of municipal recycling in B.C.

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SEPTEMBER 13, 2013 first nations and pipelines. And gluten free craze

Grand Chief Ed John on the federal invitation to talk about pipeline proposals. And the gluten-free craze with Health Link B.C. dietician Lori Smart.

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SEPTEMBER 12, 2013 Abbotsford homeless. Brian Minter

We talk to Ward Draper, pastor at Five and Two Ministries in Abbotsford and hear about Dignity Village in Portland Oregon. And Brian Minter makes his regular appearance to take your gardening

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SEPTEMBER 11,2013 BC Hydro rate increases. And Quebec Values Charter

Bill Bennett, B.C. Minister of Energy and Mines, on the possibility of large hydro rate increases. And Farid Rohani from the Laurier Institution on the proposed Quebec Values Charter.

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SEPTEMBER 10 UBC rape chant reaction. And proposal to raise speed lmts

Andrew Frank, Public relations instructor at the Kwantlen School of Business at Kwantlen Polytechnic University on what more UBC could be doing in response to frosh week rape chants. And transportation Minister Todd Stone on the proposal to raise highway

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SEPTEMBER 9, 2013 Interns and overwork. And a good night's sleep

Kathy Tomlinson from CBC Go Public on the case of a young intern who died in a car accident after working a double shift as an intern. And Ralph Mistlberger, SFU Neuroscientist on the importance of a good night's sleep.

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SEPTEMBER 6, 2013 ICBC rate increase. Syria conflict

Vaughn Palmer from the Vancouver Sun on ICBC's proposed rate increase. And Ken Christie from Royal Roads and Dr. Saren Azer, a physician and former refugee who goes to help at Syrian refugee camps on what is the appropriate response to the on-going crisi

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SEPTEMBER 5, 2013 Distracted driving campaign. And cyclist safety

Jill Blacklock from ICBC and Alan lamb, Director of Road Safety with the Justice Institute of B.C. on this morning's announcement of a province wide campaign to educate distracted drivers. And Erin O'Melinn, Executive Director of HUB on educating cyclist

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SEPTEMBER 4, 2013 Trophy hunting. And Education Minister Peter Fassbender

We talk to BC Coastal First Nations, the Guide Outfitters association and a biologist about trophy hunting in the aftermath of photos of NHL's Clayton Stoner, from B.C., holding a severed grizzly head. And B.C. Education Minister Peter Fassbender on prio

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SEPTEMBER 3, 2013 Speed cameras, parents and education, wasps.

Ann Whiteaker, former President of BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils on best ways for parents to be involved in their child's education. Garry Litke on his proposal for speed cameras in school and playground zones. And Sean McCann, SFU PhD ca

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AUGUST 30, 2013 Preparing for the first day of school, preventing conflict with wildlife

CBC Meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe joins us with a look at what's ahead for the long weekend. Burnaby principal David Starr prepares for the first day of school. And Frank Ritcey with WildSafe B.C. on preventing conflict with wild animals.

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AUGUST 29, 2013 MLA calls for anti-noise law, fall colour in the garden

NDP MLA for Vancouver West-End Spencer Chandra Herbert is calling on the province to create a law against "disruptive" noise from motorcycles, and other loud vehicles. And Brian Minter on adding fall colour to you garden.

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AUGUST 28, 2013 Canada's role in Syria, the Future of B.C. Forestry.

How should Canada react to the crisis in Syria? Andre Gerolymatos is an international security expert and history professor at Simon Fraser University. And what is the future of forestry? We speak to UBC Forestry Dean John Innes.

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AUGUST 27, 2013 Call for Riverview to re-open, Life-long learning

Maple Ridge is calling on the province to consider re-opening Riverview Hospital. And keeping your brain busy, even if you're not heading back to school next week.

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AUGUST 26, 2013 Self-defence for women, technology in the classroom.

Police in Langley are warning women to learn to protect themselves after two recent attacks. And the growing role of technology in the classroom.

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FRIDAY AUGUST 22 Live from Stanley Park

Mark takes BC Almanac on the road for a special one hour broadcast to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Stanley Park.

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AUGUST 22, 2013 Tickets for toking. And mortgage rates rise

Vancouver Police Chief Jim Chu on the proposal to ticket people for possession of marijuana. And author Don Campbell from the real Estate Investment Network on the mortgage rate rises.

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AUGUST 21, 2013 Dementia in Care Homes, Houseguest Etiquette

An 85-year-old man is dead, and his 95-year-old roommate, who suffers from dementia, is charged with his murder. We speak to gerontologist Dr. Marilyn Malone. And the dos and donts of having, and being, a houseguest.

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AUGUST 20 Harper asks for prorogation, memories of the Pacific National Exhibition

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has asked for Parliament to be prorogued, but opposition MPs say he's trying to dodge tough questions about Senators expenses. And the fair is under way! Listeners share their memories of the Pacific National Exhibition.

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AUGUST 19, 2013 Crash survivor. Distracted driving. Cell competition

John Young, survivor of Friday's float plane crash speaks to Mark from his hospital bed. Karen Bowman, founder of Drop it and Drive on distracted driving. And Josh Blair, Chief Corporate Officer at Telus on competition in the cell phone industry.

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AUGUST 16, 2013 Powerex settles for $750 million, 10 years since the "Summer of Fire"

B.C. Hydro subsidiary Powerex has reached an out of court settlement worth $750-million. We speak to B.C. Minister of Energy and Mines, Bill Bennett. And 10 years ago today a lightening strike started a massive forest fire in Okanagan Mountain Park.

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AUGUST 16, 2013 Gwaii Haanas Legacy Pole raising, Winlaw Volunteer Fire Fighters quit, Brian Minter prepares for winter

A totem pole is being raised to mark 20 years since the Gwaii Haanas Land Use Agreement. The entire Winlaw Volunteer Fire department quits, after their chief was suspended for insubordination. Master Gardener Brian Minter on getting ready for winter.

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AUGUST 14, 2013 Giving away groundwater, Re-thinking Volunteer Search and Rescue

Residents near a Nestlé Water plant want B.C. to start regulating groundwater. And North Shore Rescue leader Tim Jones says the current volunteer-run system isn't sustainable, and is calling for big changes.

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AUGUST 13, 2013 Record highs and lows for salmon runs, re-balancing the Royal Canadian Navy

We check in on the highs and lows of salmon runs around the province. And in the second half, defence analyst David McDonough says the Royal Canadian Navy should re-balance its forces, with more focus on the Pacific.

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AUGUST 12, 2013 Rainbow gathering closes provincial park, the future of Canada Post

Raft Cove Provincial Park has been closed after residents complained about a large gathering of self-proclaimed hippies. And Canada Post wants your feedback on the future of the postal service.

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AUGUST 9, 2013 The Cost of Dentistry, Summer Music Discoveries

An unlicensed dental clinic in Burnaby is raising questions about why people would turn to a dentist who isn't accredited. And there is lots of live music around B.C. all summer. We ask for your new discoveries.

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AUGUST 8, 2013 B.C.'s liquor law review, 20 years since Clayoquot

Avid beer blogger Paddy Treavor weighs in on the provincial review of liquor laws. And it's been 20 years since the "War in the Woods" in Clayoquot Sound. Valerie Langer with ForestEthics, and John Rampanen is Nuu-chah-nulth and lives in Clayoquot.

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AUGUST 7, 2013 Hitch hiking safety, slum tourism

The RCMP launched a poster campaigned with tips on hitch hiking safely. And a growing trend in tourism - visiting the "slums." Is it ethical, or is it exploitation?

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AUGUST 6, 2013 Exotic animals as pets, your favourite free apps

Two boys are dead in N.B. after a python escaped from a pet store. Adrian Walton is a veterinarian at the Dewdney Animal Hospital and Gary Oliver owns Cinema Zoos. And you share your favourite free apps, as does tech writer Anthony Gurr.

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AUGUST 2, 2013 Russia anti-gay laws. And what makes B.C. so great

Robert Joseph Greene, BC author and activist and Margot Young, UBC law professor on growing movements to sanction Russia before Olympics. And Howard White, Publisher of Harbour Publishing on what makes B.C. distinct from the rest of Canada?

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AUGUST 1, 2013 Kidney transplants. Brian Minter

St. Paul's Hospital celebrates its 2,000th kidney transplant. And Brian Minter on warm weather gardening.

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JULY 31 Norovirus. And post partum depression

Richard Stanwick, Chief Medical Health Officer for the Vancouver Island Health Authority on the norovirus outbreak. And Sheila Duffy, program director for the Pacific Post Partum Support Society on the tragic deaths in Winnipeg alledgely related to post

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JULY 30, 2013 Bystander videos. Pride week celebration

Langara journalism instructor Ross Howard and Michael Vonn from B.C. Civil Liberties Assoc. on the role of bystander videos in response to the Toronto police shooting. And Dara Parker, Wilbur Turner and Trevo Loke on finding one's Pride.

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JULY 29, 2013 Lemon Creek, designated drivers and Heidi Cave

CBC Reporter Bob Keating with the latest from the jet fuel spill at Lemon Creek. John Vavrick from ICBC and Tim Stockwell from U Vic on the new poll on designated drivers. And Heidi Cave on her new book Fancy Feet: Turning my tragedy into hope.

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JULY 26, 2013

Former Vancouver City Councillor Peter Ladner makes a call for the province to review its mandatory helmet laws. Chris Pollock and Darcel Markgraf from B.C. Tree Fruits on growing (and enjoying) cherries in B.C.

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JULY 25, 2013 National Inquiry on Missing Aboriginal Women, The Carbon Tax

B.C.'s Missing Women Commissioner Wally Oppal on Canada's premiers calling for a national inquiry into missing and murdered Aboriginal women. And Stewart Elgie, the lead author of a new report that says B.C.'s carbon tax works.

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JULY 24, 2013 The New Prince George, Homelessness in Small Cities, Idle No More, First Nations Leadership

The Mayor of Prince George on the new royal heir sharing a name with the city. The City of Abbotsford faces more fallout after attempting to push out homeless. And Eldon Yellowhorn on First Nations Leadership.

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Bike lanes and civic engagement. And the new Prosperity Mine Proposal

Frances Bula, freelance journalist and civic affairs blogger on the City of Vancouver bike lane proposals and community consultation. And Brian Battison of Taseko Mines on the new Prosperity Mine proposal.

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Drowning deaths in B.C. double this year. And sixty per cent of retirees in debt

Wendy Schultenkamper, Education Director for the Lifesaving Society of BC and Yukon on the high rate of drowning this year over last year.

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JULY 19, 2013 Gas Prices rise again. And best B.C. campsites

Dan McTeague of Tomorrow's Gas Prices Today and Dave Tikkanen, Director of the BCIT Tourism Marketing program on the high price of gas. And Jack Christie on the best campsites in British Columbia.

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JULY 18, 2013 Banning balcony bbq's. And Brian Minter

Tim Pley, President of the Fire Chiefs Association of B.C. on summer season fire safety and whether or not banning balcony bbq's makes sense. And Brian Minter on hot weather gardening.

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JULY 17, 2013 Residential school abuse. And Booze on the beaches

Grand Chief Edward John and Cliff Atleo, President of the Nu'Chal nuth Tribal Council react to news of 1940's government sanctioned experiments on malnourished children in residential schools. And provincial government is considering allowing booze on be

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JULY 16, 2013 The Ethics of the Sled Dog Industry, Target Opens Two New BC Stores

Sue Eckersley with the Whistler Sled Dog Company explains why the company had to close, leaving 86 dogs in need of a home. Target opens two new B.C. stores today. Retail Consultant David Ian Gray explains the role of big box stores in local economies.

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JULY 12, 2013 Violence in seniors care homes. Summer book ideas

Charmaine Spencer, adjunct professor at the SFU Gerontology Research Centre on violence in seniors care homes. And Phyllis Simon from Vancouver Kidsbooks and Rob Wiersema from Bolen Books in Victoria on summer reading suggestions

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JULY 11, 2013 Smart phone use in B.C. way up. And outdoor hiking safety

Chris Schneider, sociology professor at UBC Okanagan on the dramatic growth of smart phone use in B.C. And Victoria police chief Jamie Graham on the growth and danger of phone use in vehicles. And Tim Jones, Team Leader of North Sghore Seaerch and Rescue

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JULY 10, 2013 Champix controversy. Wildfire season is upon us

Stephen Smart on the politics and drug policy researcher Alan Cassels from U Vic on health concerns around Champix, funded by the BC government. And Brian Simpson, executive director of the BC Wildfire Management branch on the hot dry summer and wildfires

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JULY 9, 2013 Dementia and living wills. More older moms than ever: Stats Can

Rob Gordon,Professor of criminology at Simon Fraser University and Distinguished fellow at the Canadian Centre for Elder Law on the controversy around dementia patient Margot Bentley. And Kelly Hayes, President of the BC Midwives Association of British

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JULY 8 Train derailment. Children's literacy

The Mayor of Kamloops and acting Mayor of Clearwater on the Quebec train derailment and whether or not it could happen in B.C. And Tim McGeer, Principal of John Oliver High School and Kaitlyn Vardy Children's librarian at Prince George Public Library

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JULY 5 Patio Hours, Calgary Stampede, Birds

Ian Tostenson with the BC Restaurant Association as Vancouver looks at extending patio hours beyond 11 p.m. Jennifer Keene at CBC Calgary on the first day of the Stampede. And bird biologist Dick Cannings and bird photographer Glenn Bartley.

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