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Presented by Pro Taper The WSX World Supercross Championship Series got underway last weekend in Vancouver, Canada's BC Place Stadium, and we were on hand to check out the action. Eli Tomac was impressive as he topped the 450 class, and we enjoyed seeing him in such a jovial mood. Ken Roczen, of course, was fast, but a few mistakes kept him from seriously challenging Tomac for the win. While swap was North of the Border, Anton was risking his life and limbs aboard a KTM Factory Edition 350 XC-F, competing in the final GNCC of the year at Ironman Raceway.

Martin talks to Graeme Huguet, founder of My House Design Build and Megan Golightly, Founder of Go Simplified on decluttering, home organization and the upcoming BC Home and Garden Show at BC Place Stadium.

OverActive Media Group's Bob Hunter updates the E-Sports venue project at Exhibition Place and shares stories from the ORIGINAL Ontario Place, BC Place Stadium, Expo 86 Worlds Fair, SkyDome [now Rogers Centre], Air Canada Centre [now Scotiabank Place], BMO Field, Lamport Stadium, the 2004 World Cup of Hockey, the 2016 NBA All-Star Game, putting together the ‘puzzles' involved in venue conversions [‘my back is still sore'], his three Toronto championship rings, concerts by The Hip/Pink/McCartney/Bon Jovi, the Toronto Wolfpack Rugby Club experience, and giving the Queen Mother a 1 on 1 personal facilities tour after she surprised him with a SkyDome pop-in! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum. All episodes available at www.podpage.com/toronto-legends/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 99th Grey Cup was played on November 27, 2011, before 54,313 fans at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.

The 93rd Grey Cup game was played on November 27, 2005, before 59,157 fans at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.

The 87th Grey Cup game was played on November 28, 1999, before 45,118 fans at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.

Coun. Sadie Hunter jumps into the Kamloops Last Week hot seat (8:38 mark) in Episode 62, which also includes the top five things to look out for during the Kamloops Civic Election Forum (28:05). The forum will get underway at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 5, in the Grand Hall at TRU and video of the event will be streamed live and posted on the Kamloops This Week Facebook page. Hunter explains why she is the person for the job, talking of the importance of female representation and her wide swath of life and employment experience. In the wake of claims made by mayoral candidate Ray Dhaliwal of bullying and harassment on city council and at city hall, Hunter shares her own experience and speaks of physical intimidation. Hunter also answers a question on running for the NDP in the 2020 provincial election — did she break trust with Kamloops voters? Topics also include mandatory admission into recovery programs, increasing feistiness as the election draws near, Hunter’s belief she is a leader who can bring council and community together and inflationary costs. We also touch on the South Kamloops Titans’ revenge tour (3:38), as the senior high school football team embarks on its regular season, which begins on Friday at Hillside Stadium, an 8 p.m. start against Salmon Arm. The Titans feel they were robbed last year of a chance to play in BC Place Stadium during the Subway Bowl. They’re using the slight as fuel in 2022. The Kamloops Last Week crew embarks (4:50) on an eagle-hunting journey that brings them to Gord’s Appliance and Mattress Centre, Nu Leaf Produce Market and McDonald’s. To inquire about joining the #LastWeekClique sponsorship consortium, email klw@kamloopsthisweek.com. Join our growing subscriber base by searching for Kamloops Last Week on YouTube. Share this video and email KLW@kamloopsthisweek.com for a chance to win four tickets to this Friday’s Blazers’ game. We’ll see you Last Week :)

The 82nd Grey Cup was played on November 27, 1994, before 55,097 fans at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver. It was the first championship in professional football history to feature a U.S.-vs-Canada match up.

The 78th Grey Cup was played on November 25, 1990, before 46,968 fans at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.

The 75th Grey Cup game was played on November 29, 1987, before 59,478 fans at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.

The 74th Grey Cup game was played on November 30, 1986, before 59,621 fans at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.

The 71st Grey Cup was played on November 27, 1983, before 59,345 fans at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver.

In this week's episode I talk about newly opened Moltaqa Moroccan Restaurant in Yaletown. I will talk about the new food offerings at BC Place Stadium for this year. I feature the Vancouver Donut Challenge that is on now. I will talk about a cooking adventure that I did with Chef Vikram Vij at his My Shanti restaurant using the Vij's for You spices. I feature the Venetian Carnival Dinner at Robba Da Matti. I talk about my visit to Sahel Fine Dining in Kitsilano. I talk about some upcoming Food and Drink challenges in April that include the Pizza challenge, Panini challenge, Martini challenge and Curry challenge. I do a feature on some new Indian restaurants that have opened over the past year that I have yet to visit. Lastly, I will talk about some recently opened restaurants that look intriguing. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter @Vanfoodster as well to visit VancouverFoodster.com for everything food in Vancouver and beyond.

This week we are talking about the week's filming schedule in the city as well as some information on BC Place Stadium, one of the most popular locations downtown Vancouver.

015 -Christiaan “Otter” Bailey - From Skateboarding Crash to Recovering Paraplegic, the Story of Professional Athlete Christiaan Bailey In this episode we have Christiaan "Otter” Bailey. Christiaan is an American professional surfer, known for his experience as a surf safari guide and skill as a big wave surfer and skateboarder. Bailey grew up in the Santa Cruz, California area and excelled as a semi-pro surfer and skateboarder. He was a professional surfer and skateboarder, who spent much of his time in Central America and west Africa as a back-country surf guide. On July 23, 2006, during the filming of a skateboarding video at Derby skatepark in Santa Cruz, Bailey crashed on his skateboard, fracturing several vertebrae in his back (L3, L4, S3), damaging his spinal cord in the process, which left him paralyzed from the waist down as a result. Since his injury, Christiaan Bailey adapted. He is still a pro and his sponsors have continued to support him. He went on to become has Captain of USA Surfing, is a two time USA National Champion (2009,2017), 5 time ISA World Adaptive Surfing Championship medalist (2015-Silver, 2016-Silver & Team Silver, 2017 Silver & Team Bronze). He has surfed in expression sessions during the O'Neill Coldwater Classic , US Open of Surfing, Hurley Pro at Lowers WCT, Reef Panama Classic, Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, Globe WCT Fiji, Quicksilver Pro Hossegor, NSSA National Championships, WSA National Championships, and the Volcom Crustacious Tour Series. Bailey was the first paralyzed person to win the WSA Surfing Championships, as well as the first paralyzed person to surf "Mavericks" (Half Moon Bay, California). In March 2010, Christiaan Bailey and Aaron Fotheringham were selected by the IPC or International Paralympic Committee to be a part of "Team Extreme" for the Vancouver Paralympic Opening Ceremonies, showcasing the new sport of chairskating at BC Place Stadium in front of 73,000 people. Bailey is currently one of only two professional "chairskaters", and currently remains the only paralyzed professional big wave surfer in the world. He is also active in many international NGO's and disability related non profit organizations. Including being CEO of the Ocean Healing Group, a non-profit (501c3) dedicated to providing once in a lifetime adaptive sports adventures in Costa Rica, to children who use wheelchairs and their parents. Bailey is an ambassador for the Life Rolls On foundation as well, a non-profit (501c3) that promotes active lifestyles for young people who have sustained spinal cord injuries. Is a coach at Ability First Wheelchair Sports Camp Find Christiaan Bailey on Facebook at, https://www.facebook.com/ChristiaanOtterBailey/ Find more about the Ocean Healing Group at, http://www.oceanhealinggroup.org Find more about Box Wheel Chairs at, https://www.boxwheelchairs.com/christiaan-otter-bailey Follow Christiaan Bailey on Instagram at, https://www.instagram.com/Insta_otter/ More about Christiaan Bailey on Wiki and on New Mobility at, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christiaan_Baileyhttp://www.newmobility.com/2018/02/christiaan-otter-bailey/ This podcast is brought to you by Living Adaptive with Scott Davidson. Go to www.livingadaptive.com for further information. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/living_adaptive/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/livingadaptive/

This week on the show that makes the playoffs every year in Madden, the Real Good Boys are advancing feuds and congratulating dudes as we dig in our heels against a certain RGS Enemy and celebrate former guest Thomas Drance's new big time NHL job. PLUS: We debate the worst controllers in video game history, and open a pack of BC Place Stadium trading cards Justin's had sitting around since 2011. Support the show at www.patreon.com/RealGoodShow & BY DOWNLOADING THE EPISODES! This episode is brought to you by SeatGeek, the best way to buy and sell sports and concert tickets. Download the FREE SeatGeek app to your phone and enter the promo code REALGOOD under the Settings tab to receive a $20 rebate after your first purchase.

Varsity Letters talks to Abbotsford Panthers head coach Jay Fujimura about the team’s big Subway Bowl quarterfinal clash with the New Westminster Hyacks this Saturday at BC Place Stadium. As well, we turn our attention to the upcoming B.C. high school basketball season with Mike Stoneburgh, the head coach of the Steveston-London Sharks, last season’s […]

It's time for CFL Playoff football and for the first time since 2012 the BC Lions will host a playoff game at BC Place Stadium when they take on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Western Semi-Final. Former BC Lion Angus Reid stops by to help us break the match-up down, and talk about the preparation that goes into a playoff game.

After a week off Brian and Mojo return to talk about the recent plights of the BC Lions. We also chat with former BC Lions defensive back Korey Banks about life after football, the rule changes in the game, the best receivers he played against and the way his career came to an end. Former offensive lineman Belton Johnson of CJME in Regina checks in ahead of the BC Lions and Roughriders game at BC Place Stadium on Saturday.

Host Howard Tsumura previews Saturday’s two Subway Bowl senior varsity championship finals at BC Place Stadium with the head coaches of all four teams.