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 It’s been a very busy week for the Vancouver Canucks, and I’m not even talking about the hockey games. In the past week, they have hired a new analytics expert as well as a new Assistant General Manager.. Today, they wrapped up their job hunt by announcing Patrik Allvin as the team’s newest GM. Our show contributor Jawn Jang reports.

Michael Levy, CKNW Financial Analyst discusses what steady interest rates mean for you 

Tyler Orton, Reporter at Business In Vancouver who specializes in B.C.'s tech sector joins us to discuss how worried crypto investors should be as the market takes a plunge. 

Municipal election campaigns are in full swing and Frances Bula, Civic Affairs Reporter for the Globe and Mail joins us to break it all down. 

Mayor Jonathan Cote, Chair of the Mayors’ Council joins us to discuss the need for financial supports to keep transit moving throughout Metro Vancouver. 

Matt Gurney, National Post columnist and co-founder of The Line, a substack magazine, joins us to shed some light on what is going on with the truck convoy headed to Ottawa - in protest of the vaccine mandate for the trucking industry 

Anti-vaxxers are taking out their frustrations on hard-working frontline healthcare workers in our hospital wards Tony York, executive vice president for Paladin Security Group, which is hired by most of B.C.’s health-care authorities describes what his staff has in dealing with protesters and anti-vaxxers during the pandemic. Doug McCallum’s court case put over to February 22nd With the latest on the Surrey Mayor's public mischief charge is Janet Brown, Global News Senior Reporter at Surrey Provincial Court Are the Conservatives chasing the anti-vax movement to bolster their support? With more on the vaccine requirement for Canadians truck drivers and the Conservative support against the mandate is Sandy Garossino, former Crown prosecutor and columnist with the National Observer Williams Lake First Nation investigation uncovers 93 possible burial sites at former residential school grounds With more on the findings in Williams Lake is Breen Ouellette: He is Métis. He is a lawyer, and he ran in the last

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Neil Young is back in the headlines – No, not because he’s launching a comeback tour this summer.. But because he’s essentially waging a war against Spotify and Joe Rogan. Our show contributor Jawn Jang has that story.

With more on the findings in Williams Lake is Breen Ouellette: He is Métis. He is a lawyer, and he ran in the last federal election in Vancouver Centre as the NDP’s candidate.

With more on the vaccine requirement for Canadians truck drivers and the Conservative support against the mandate is Sandy Garossino, former Crown prosecutor and columnist with the National Observer

With the latest on the Surrey Mayor's public mischief charge is Janet Brown, Global News Senior Reporter at Surrey Provincial Court

Tony York, executive vice president for Paladin Security Group, which is hired by most of B.C.’s health-care authorities describes what his staff has in dealing with protesters and anti-vaxxers during the pandemic.

Editorial: the last three years at Surrey City Hall have been fit for the big top Jas Johal gives his view on the last three years at Surrey City Hall with mayor Doug McCallum at the helm  Global Affairs Canada suffers ‘cyber attack’ amid Russia-Ukraine tensions: sources With more on foreign cyber attacks on Canada is Jeremy Nuttall, Investigative journalist for the Toronto Star, based here in Vancouver Would you let someone else use your car for a fee? Vancouver City Council is considering a new way to reduce car ownership. The city of Vancouver is looking at a new peer to peer car sharing program. With more is Lisa Dominato, Vancouver City Councillor. Ford halts production of its budget Maverick truck amid supply chain issues Jeremy Cato, Vancouver correspondent for Automotive News Canada, more online at www.CatoCarGuy.com discusses the chip shortage as Ford halts production of its Maverick pickup truck due to supply issues.  Émilie Castonguay named Assistant General Manager for the Vancouver Canuck

 It’s been a busy few days for the Vancouver Canucks– Aside from the actual hockey games they’re playing, — the organization has been busy filling out their front office – which included an announcement this morning: Emilie Castonguay (Emily Cast-on-geh) has become the first woman assistant General Manager in franchise history. Our show contributor Jawn Jang has more!

Jeremy Cato, Vancouver correspondent for Automotive News Canada, more online at www.CatoCarGuy.com discusses the chip shortage as Ford halts production of its Maverick pickup truck due to supply issues. 

The city of Vancouver is looking at a new peer to peer car sharing program. With more is Lisa Dominato, Vancouver City Councillor.

With more on foreign cyber attacks on Canada is Jeremy Nuttall, Investigative journalist for the Toronto Star, based here in Vancouver

Jas Johal gives his view on the last three years at Surrey City Hall with mayor Doug McCallum at the helm 

B.C.’s top doctor signals major shift in COVID strategy, says contact tracing no longer useful Richard Zussman, Global’s Legislative Bureau Chief in Victoria breaks down the latest covid briefing, where the province aims to treat the virus as the flu/cold  57% of Canadians say it is difficult to feed their household, poll suggests More and more Canadians are worried about their finances to begin 2022.Shachi Kurl, President of the Angus Reid Institute, joins us with more on the latest findings  Gyms are back in business across British Columbia With more on the reopening of gyms throughout the province is Carl Ulmer, Director of Operations for Club 16 Trevor Linden Fitness Is the world really as bleak as people on Twitter make it seem? The Jas Johal Show Lead Producer Alan Regan joins the show to discuss how twitter makes it seem like the world is all doom and gloom  Expect fewer choices on the grocery store shelves in the coming weeks, expert says Sylvain Charlebois, professor in Food Distribution and

 Lana Popham, B.C. Agriculture Minister provides an update on the animals lost during the B.C. floods, late last year