Podcasts about Pitt Meadows

Conny shares her interesting life journey, from her roots in Switzerland to her life on a Canadian farm.   The conversation kicks off with Conny talking about her childhood in Switzerland, her family's frequent relocations, and her eventual move to Canada driven by a sense of coming home. She also delves into her passion for horseback riding, which she pursued after becoming an adult, and discusses her life on acreage with a variety of animals.   A significant portion of the podcast focuses on Conny's expertise in decluttering and organizing. Conny, who also runs the podcast "From Chaos to Peace," discusses the psychological aspects of clutter, the importance of decluttering as an act of self-love, and provides insights into how to navigate both personal and business clutter. She emphasizes the importance of taking small, continuous steps rather than aiming for perfect organization overnight.   Conny also shares practical tips on how to manage chaos in various areas of life, including finances and business, advocating for a lifestyle of ongoing organization rather than periodic, stressful clean-ups. She discusses how to make peace pockets in our lives by making consistent, small changes rather than large, unsustainable efforts.   Throughout the episode, Conny's passion and knowledge about creating a peaceful environment shine through. She offers listeners valuable advice on how to achieve a sense of peace through better organization and decluttering in both their personal and professional lives.   For more information, you can visit Conny's website at connygraf.com and listen to her podcast "From Chaos to Peace with Conny Graf."   Follow along this podcast journey www.instagram.com/PodcastsandPortraits My Photography Page is Capture Photography Studio located in beautiful Pitt Meadows, BC, Canada. I specialize in Headshots/Branding, Maternity and Newborn Portraits SOCIALS  www.instagram.com/CapturePhotography.Studio   www.facebook.com/CapturePhotographyTHEStudio   If you want to share an inspirational story, get ahold of me by email ariane@capturephotography.studio   If you want a custom portrait session, let's connect!!    If you want both, a Podcast adventure and a Portrait session…even better! I would love to hear from you!  

Another fun guest episode! This time we have the other member of the tongue tie trio with Jen and Karlee to talk about the importance of a village and what it means to each of them (if you listened to our first episodes you'll know the tongue tie trio is how Jen and Karlee met). We talk about how finding your village may not include family and that it doesn't matter the size of the village, instead how meaningful those relationships are. If you are in the Lower Mainland make sure you check out Bellies Community Space's monthly events. If not, make sure you listen to Episode 1: How to Make Mom Friends. Also, we all used Dr. Bhatti (in Pitt Meadows) for the tongue tie revisions. We want to hear from you!  Please ask us any questions or provide topic suggestions that you want to hear more about. Remember that nothing is off limits, we are here to talk about anything and everything including what society deems as shameful. You can leave a comment here, send us a DM on Instagram @thefriendlymomsclub or email us at thefriendlymomsclub@gmail.com  Disclaimer:  We are not medical experts. Although Karlee is a registered nurse working in Labour and Delivery we are not part of your health care team. Any content that we talk about is purely based on our own opinion and experiences. Please seek out your primary healthcare provider with any concerns you may have. 

Welcome to the Cross Border Interviews With Chris Brown, Today's guest is Pitt Meadows Councillor Alison Evans ******************** Visit www.crossborderinterviews.ca for more details and a list of all the links mentioned during this interview. The Cross Border Interview Podcast was Produced and Edited by Miranda, Brown & Associates Inc © 2023

We check in with Vision Zero Vancouver volunteer Jade Buchanan on what's needed for road safety after the death of a 12-year-old cyclist in a tragic road accident in Pitt Meadows yesterday. In our second half, we talks about mushroom picking season with Vancouver Mycological Society Treasurer Tom Balog, and founding member Paul Kroeger. Their society's 42nd annual mushroom show takes place on Sunday at VanDusen Botanical Gardens.

Near 90 years of farming in Pitt Meadows BC, Hopcott Farms continues to thrive as a Family Farming Business.  Started by their Grandparents in the 1930's and then run by their parents Bob & Debbie, it's now been the mission and passion of the 3 siblings, Jean, Travis and Brad,  to continue and expand this family enterprise and truly become your one stop shop for locally raised meats, vegetables and specialty grocery items.   check out Hopcott Farms here: https://hopcottfarms.ca/ be sure to subscribe to our newsletter here: www.thiscommercelife.com

Welcome to The Essential Jiu Jitsu Podcast! A place where you'll find everything you need to know about jiu jitsu. In today's episode we'll talk about:What is the mission statement of the EJJP?To bring listeners the best educational BJJ content possibleShare knowledge from my personal studies and experiencesTo emphasize the mental aspect of BJJTo find and share the best teaching, learning, and training methodsTo help practitioners of all levelsWho am I?Co-Creator of the BJJ Mental Models Podcast Owner, Operator, and Head Coach of On Guard BJJ in Pitt Meadows, BCPersonal Interests: Hockey, Weightlifting, Health, Guitar, Drums, Gardening, EntrepeneurFormer SFU Grappling CoachAuthor of “Zara Can Do Jiu Jitsu!”Creator of the On Guard Online AcademyWhat makes EJJP different from other BJJ podcasts?Educational lecturesPut the study and research of BJJ firstWill cover everything BJJRaw, unedited conversationsWho could benefit from this information? CoachesGym ownersCompetitorsBeginners/advanced practitionersYouth athletesThe shift of BJJ pedagogy from 90's to now.Old-style BJJ vs newAthletes getting younger/starting youngerTraining and teaching methods have changedInformation from the best athletes and coaches in the world is widely availableFree content available on many platformsWhat is my role as an instructor between the old and new generation?To give the next generation the most current pedagogyTo gather information from the best, condense it, and share it hereTo help all practitioners get to the next level through podcastingTo keep the standards of BJJ high and encourage the highest quality To stay current as the sport moves on and I get olderTo build not only great athletes, but great instructors who can produce great instructorsWhat you can expect from the show. Educational lecturesShow notesCurrent eventsUpdates on my own personal competitions and preparationsMini-series/premium contentListener interaction; questions, suggestions, and ideas to improve the showInterviewsContact/Support The Show: Website: ejjp.showInstagram: @theessentialjiujitsupodcastEmail: ejjpod@gmail.comOn Guard Online Academy: https://onguardbjj.com/p/online-academyZara Can Do Jiu Jitsu! https://books.friesenpress.com/store/title/119734000253392052/Matt-Kwan-Zara-Can-Do-Jiu-Jitsu%21

Megan and Wendy recap and review "A Fabled Holiday" starring Brooke D'Orsay and Ryan Paevey. This Hallmark original movie premiered on Saturday, December 3, 2022 as part of the channel's annual Countdown to Christmas line up. The Girls Gone Hallmark Facebook Group did not declare this movie the winner of the weekend. What will Megan and Wendy think? Tell us which current Hallmark Channel star would you like to see participate on Dancing with the Stars? Email the show at meganandwendy@gmail.com. Mentioned in this Episode January is going to be lit on the Hallmark Channel! See what's in store for viewers. January is going to be a big month for the Hallmark Channel! About "A Fabled Holiday" Brooke D'Orsay plays Talia. She was in this year's “Wedding of a Lifetime” with Jonathan Bennett. Also last year's “A Dickens of a Holiday!” with Kristoffer Polaha. She not very active on social media. She has a total of 10 posts since 2018. Ryan Paevey plays Anderson. He was in this year's “Two Tickets to Paradise” with Ashley Williams. Related: Ryan Paevey is part of the voice cast in "Once Upon a Christmas Carol" Ruby J. Munroe directed. This is her third directing credit. Others include “Planning for Joy” also from 2022 and “A Mrs. Miracle Christmas” from 2021 which premiered on the HM&M channel. E.S. Dolan Dix is credited with the story and only has this one title and nothing else on IMDB. The teleplay was written by Samantha Herman who has 12 writing credits including “Our Italian Christmas Memories,” “A Christmas Tree Grows in Colorado,” and a bunch more. My least favorite being “Mingle All the Way.” Related: Listen to our review of "Mingle All the Way" Filmed in British Columbia, mainly in Vancouver, Abbotsford, and Pitt Meadows.  Clayburn Village Store in Abbotsford was used for a few scenes. The store has also been used in several other Hallmark movies including “Open By Christmas,” “A Glenbrook Christmas,” and “Christmas in Evergreen.” Lindsay Stirling is an American violinist. She was on Dancing with the Stars in season 25 where she finished in second place with her partner Mark Ballas. 

On this edition of ‘MOJ on Sports', host Bob Marjanovich chats with Pitt Meadows native Brendan Morrison. After a stint with the BCHL's Penticton Panthers and four years with the NCAA's Michigan Wolverines (including a national title in 1996) Morrison was selected 39th overall in the 1993 NHL entry draft by the New Jersey Devils. He played his rookie season with the Devils before being traded to the Vancouver Canucks in March 2000. He played seven full seasons with the Canucks, which included a club-record 534 consecutive regular season games played.  As a member of the team's ‘West Coast Express' line (alongside Markus Näslund and Todd Bertuzzi), Morrison enjoyed the most successful years of his career, posting three consecutive 60-point seasons.  He also played with the Anaheim Ducks, Dallas Stars and Washington Capitals before joining the Calgary Flames in 2010. Internationally, Morrison competed for Canada in three World Championships, winning gold in 2004 and silver in 2005.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Vancouver Canuck and “West Coast Express” line member Brendan Morrison joins Sekeres & Price for an extended interview. Reflecting on his early days growing up in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia playing street hockey in his cul-de-sac. His development as a player into his draft year and his time spent with the Canucks. Now retired from the NHL, Brendan spends his time hosting his firing and adventure show "Reel West Coast." Former Vancouver Canucks forward, Brendan Morrison, joined Matt and Blake for our latest holiday special programming. Started off talking about playoff hockey. Says they are the best games to play in. Talked about going up against Mike Smith, who played for the Coyotes, as a Blackhawk. In the battle of Alberta, he is going for the Flames, having played there for awhile. Talked about growing up in Pitt Meadows. Doesn’t exactly remember the first time he was on the ice but he was 5 years old. Took to the game right away. Road hockey was a huge part of his life growing up. From an early age, he was always a guy that put up numbers. Not saying it was easy but that was his job. He just went out and played and that was the outcome. Talked about why he went the Jr. A and college route. Talked about being added to the Portland Winterhawks protected list. He was pretty intent on going to school, though. Talked about his time in Michigan. Was there the same time the Fab 5 were there. Knew that he needed to get bigger and stronger and 4 years at school gave him that time. Talked about the players he played with. It was never a rebuild but a reload, every year. Talked about “The Michigan”. He was on the ice when it happened. Talked about being drafted by the New Jersey Devils. Talked about him getting drafted right on the nose where Bobby Mac had him going. Talked about the Devils development system at the time. Admits he may have been a little impatient with how they brought him along. His time in the minors was good for his development in hindsight. Talked about meeting Willie Mitchell. Talked about the story of him getting called up to his first NHL game. Talked about his first year with the Canucks. Talked about playing on the West Coast Express. Talked about playing with Todd Bertuzzi. He was the best power forward in the game. A total package. When he played a bruising, finishing his checks style, he created room. They all thought the game very similarly. At the same time, they all brought something different. Talked about what would have been had they gotten past the Minnesota Wild in 03. Talked about the Bertuzzi - Moore incident. Says he looks back and it was the perfect storm. If it was a close game, none of this happens. Nothing was meant to happen the way it did. It was horrendous for everyone. Talked about his final year with the Canucks. BMo really believed that he would retire a Canuck. Didn’t end up that way. Talked about how the deal with Anaheim came together. Had a tough year that year. Says it was the first time he dreaded going to the rink. Still thought he was coming back to Vancouver for 10-11. Told the story about training camp. Was totally blindsided by not making the team after coming in on a PTO. Said he never got a call from from Gillis or Gilman. Got a call from Henning. Said they wanted to get younger and bigger. Was pissed off. Knew the team had a legit chance to win and couple be used as a complimentary piece. It’s over with now. Flames gave him a call. The next day, he signed in CAL. Talked about Reel West Coast. Wants to show off the adventure that fishing is. Not only reeling in the fish but the culture, the scenery. He has been all over the place. It’s been a great success. Talked about who the better fisherman between him and Willie Mitchell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Vancouver Canuck and “West Coast Express” line member Brendan Morrison joins Sekeres & Price for an extended interview. Reflecting on his early days growing up in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia playing street hockey in his cul-de-sac. His development as a player into his draft year and his time spent with the Canucks. Now retired from the NHL, Brendan spends his time hosting his firing and adventure show "Reel West Coast." Former Vancouver Canucks forward, Brendan Morrison, joined Matt and Blake for our latest holiday special programming. Started off talking about playoff hockey. Says they are the best games to play in. Talked about going up against Mike Smith, who played for the Coyotes, as a Blackhawk. In the battle of Alberta, he is going for the Flames, having played there for awhile. Talked about growing up in Pitt Meadows. Doesn’t exactly remember the first time he was on the ice but he was 5 years old. Took to the game right away. Road hockey was a huge part of his life growing up. From an early age, he was always a guy that put up numbers. Not saying it was easy but that was his job. He just went out and played and that was the outcome. Talked about why he went the Jr. A and college route. Talked about being added to the Portland Winterhawks protected list. He was pretty intent on going to school, though. Talked about his time in Michigan. Was there the same time the Fab 5 were there. Knew that he needed to get bigger and stronger and 4 years at school gave him that time. Talked about the players he played with. It was never a rebuild but a reload, every year. Talked about “The Michigan”. He was on the ice when it happened. Talked about being drafted by the New Jersey Devils. Talked about him getting drafted right on the nose where Bobby Mac had him going. Talked about the Devils development system at the time. Admits he may have been a little impatient with how they brought him along. His time in the minors was good for his development in hindsight. Talked about meeting Willie Mitchell. Talked about the story of him getting called up to his first NHL game. Talked about his first year with the Canucks. Talked about playing on the West Coast Express. Talked about playing with Todd Bertuzzi. He was the best power forward in the game. A total package. When he played a bruising, finishing his checks style, he created room. They all thought the game very similarly. At the same time, they all brought something different. Talked about what would have been had they gotten past the Minnesota Wild in 03. Talked about the Bertuzzi - Moore incident. Says he looks back and it was the perfect storm. If it was a close game, none of this happens. Nothing was meant to happen the way it did. It was horrendous for everyone. Talked about his final year with the Canucks. BMo really believed that he would retire a Canuck. Didn’t end up that way. Talked about how the deal with Anaheim came together. Had a tough year that year. Says it was the first time he dreaded going to the rink. Still thought he was coming back to Vancouver for 10-11. Told the story about training camp. Was totally blindsided by not making the team after coming in on a PTO. Said he never got a call from from Gillis or Gilman. Got a call from Henning. Said they wanted to get younger and bigger. Was pissed off. Knew the team had a legit chance to win and couple be used as a complimentary piece. It’s over with now. Flames gave him a call. The next day, he signed in CAL. Talked about Reel West Coast. Wants to show off the adventure that fishing is. Not only reeling in the fish but the culture, the scenery. He has been all over the place. It’s been a great success. Talked about who the better fisherman between him and Willie Mitchell.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Work Wives unite! From self discovery to big risks, Prestonne shares her yoga journey through both an entrepreneurial and relational lens. After six years of in-person classes, the pandemic gave birth to online partner yoga classes to increase play, intimacy, and relationship richness. Creating authentic community takes time, great support systems and positive, value-aligned partnership in all ways! Join us as we walk through building business partnerships, balancing ownership, motherhood and passion to create a fulfilling future for you and those you care about most. About Presonne:  In January 2014, Prestonne and  Nicole Whitman partnered to open Yoga Generation in Coquitlam bringing aerial yoga to the Tri-Cities. The two have since opened the second location of YogaGen in Pitt Meadows.Prestonne's goal as a yoga teacher is to inspire kindness, compassion and gratitude towards others, and most importantly towards oneself.She has completed over 500 hours in yoga teacher trainings, specializing in Hatha Yoga, Yin Yoga, Aerial Yoga, Prenatal and Postnatal Yoga, and Yoga Nidra. Prestonne holds a BA from SFU, where she studied communications. In Prestonne's class you can expect a focus on pranayama and deepening the connection with your body through the breath. Come ready to play, laugh, relax and rejuvenate your body through deep breathing and lots of stretching. Prestonne encourages her students to listen to their bodies, while simultaneously testing their limits and growing both in a physical and mental capacity.Resources: YogaGenTo connect with Prestonne: click HERETo connect with Bombshell Brunches: click HERETo connect with Kristina Lao: click HERETo connect with Raquelle Roodenburg: click HEREThank you to our incredible BB Team: Glen, Bosco, Hannah, Grace, Rowan, Chris and Elvin!  With special thanks to: Levels Music Production: Audio Career Pathway PartnerRoodenburg Design Consultants: Branding Partner

In BC in 2019, things were already wrecked; January was well above seasonal, February then went brutally cold and as for March, it was threatening to rewrite the record books for drought. One of the hottest spots in the province was in Pitt Meadows as they hit a staggering 19.5C.; and that broke a record that had stood for 7 decades!! In Chilliwack, an almost 125-year-old record was erased! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

À procura de uma vida melhor, a Ana Carvalho e a família mudaram-se para o Canadá, já lá vão 7 anos. A Ana diz que esta experiência é uma aventura, mas confessa que apesar das saudades sente-se em casa.

À procura de uma vida melhor, a Ana Carvalho e a família mudaram-se para o Canadá, já lá vão 7 anos. A Ana diz que esta experiência é uma aventura, mas confessa que apesar das saudades sente-se em casa.

Meet Krista: Born in Vancouver and raised in the Tri-Cities, Krista has experienced growing up and living in the Tri-Cities for decades. Krista knows Port Moody, Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam extensively and has loved seeing the changes and growth in these cities over the years. Krista Lapp is a Licensed Real Estate Agent based in Coquitlam and living in Burke Mountain. Creating valuable relationships and happy clients have always been at the heart of Krista's beliefs. With over 25 years of sales experience and being a successful entrepreneur, her level of professionalism, customer service, sales & marketing and integrity always result in exceptional client satisfaction. Whether you are buying or selling, you can count on being represented with professionalism and integrity. Being a hands-on, full-time REALTOR® you'll experience first-class service, expert advice and outstanding results. In addition, Krista has had years of professional experience and education in marketing online giving her a unique perspective in marketing homes in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Burnaby, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, New Westminster and the Lower Mainland.​ Krista is consistently in the Top 100 agents for Greater Vancouver putting her in the Top 1% of Realtors. Her team is among the Top Producing Realtors for sales at Keller Williams placing her Team in 10th for all of Canada. Krista Lapp krista@kristalapp.com (604) 725-2494 Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/i4ynFIB8Edc Links mentioned in this episode: https://kristalapp.com https://mattparker.ca --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/houserich/message

Stuck in Hope: a Pitt Meadows woman tells the story of her dramatic drive from Williams Lake Hear from Tracie Fawcett, as she describes what the past few days have been ike while stranded in Hope “Panic-buying” in Kamloops and Kelowna as customers report bare shelves We get another update from Michael Reeve, Merritt evacuee now in Kamloops and we chat with Doris Bregolisse in Kelowna about the food shortage in grocery stores throughout Kelowna  First Nations leaders want the province to declare an indefinite State of Emergency as climate change impact wreaks havoc Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, President of the Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs as British Columbia still deals with the aftermath of the B.C. Storm  BC floods: Damage to roads will exacerbate supply chain woes, Greater Vancouver Board of Trade says Bridgitte Anderson, President and CEO of the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade talks about the growing strain on supply chain woes due to the BC Storm. Months of extreme weather events will lead to record insurance claims, industry says A rise in insurance claims is expected due to extreme weather conditions throughout British Columbia. Aaron Sutherland, Vice-President, Insurance Bureau of Canada explains.  Will Lower Mainland dikes be up to the task for future flooding events? Dylan Kruger, Delta City Councillor shines some light on how well his city is prepared for future extreme weather events  How can we better protect our infrastructure from future landslides? What can B.C. do to better protect itself against extreme weather conditions? We ask  Brett Gilley, Associate Professor of Teaching at UBC's Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences How many of us actually have an emergency kit at home ready to go? What should these emergency kits even contain? We've certainly heard many stories and firsthand accounts of people who were unfortunately evacuated or stranded due to the rain and floods. Some of them were prepared and had emergency kits ready to go but most did not. It's a somber reminder that this is something we can't afford to neglect, and our show contributor Jawn Jang has some tips on what we need to think about.

Hear from Tracie Fawcett, as she describes what the past few days have been ike while stranded in Hope

The Blade Dive Episode 33 - We are joined by the humble, genuine  and all round' badass Snowcat operator…Ty Weed! Hailing from Canada, Weed was eventually placed around creditable and highly influential operators such as Charles Beckinsale, Lucas Ouellette and Steve Petrie. Ty Weed has contributed to Whistler Blackcomb, Canada's Terrain Park for almost two decades and in doing ,so landed an awesome opportunity with Arena Snowparks. Ty Weed has built features for brands and companies such as Monster Energy, Redbull, Matchstick Productions and FIS. Growing up in Pitt Meadows, Canada, Ty Weed took an interest in board sports early on.  So much though, that being outside was where Weed was  happiest. With a nudge from school leadership, Weed was able to pursue volunteer work at the near by mountain, Mount Seymour, Canada.Ty Weed, would later adventure towards Whistler. To pay the bills initially, Weed was a door man, checking ID's at the local watering hole. Eventually Weed would land an interview for Park Crew, and the rest is history. Enter Lucas Ouellette,  and a friendship that is treasured and a job with Arena Snowparks. Weed still operates Snowcats, but in recent years has created his own Home Inspection business. Ty Weed is well respected by many and to this day, continues to be sought after for industry insight and advice on building techniques. Episode 31 is a really interesting listen into the life and career of someone who is so passionate about the Snowboard community but absolutely treasures his family time at home. We discuss “The Stoke” and what it means to each of us, being a parent and operating on swing shift and the sincere value of surrounding yourself with good people. The conversation was so much fun.  Enjoy...  and if you're in the machine, go ahead and TURN THE VOLUME UP!Follow us on:https://www.instagram.com/thebladedive/https://www.facebook.com/thebladedive Jobs at Crystal Mountain:http://crystalmountainresort.com

The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance has always done an admirable job of balancing its North American identity between the U.S. and Canada. With the impending retirement of legendary executive director, Margaret Webb, the tradition is set to continue with the appointment of her replacement, Amy Roberts. Based in Pitt Meadows, B.C., Roberts left a successful sales role with Vitro to join FGIA as glass products and Canadian industry affairs director, and brings 20 years' experience in the industry to the role, including time on the technical committee and board of Fenestration BC. In this episode, Roberts talks about her entry into the glass business and updates us on the good work the FGIA is doing on window-wall ratios, Tier 5 energy standards, glass structural standards, events and training and much more.

Naturally Splendid (CVE: NSP – OTC: NSPDF) CEO Craig Goodwin joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share details the company has purchased a a state of the art, automated packaging system that has the capability of packaging a wide variety of food products in multiple formats. Goodwin telling Proactive the new equipment will be installed in the company's 20,000 square foot certified facility in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia. The new line is planned for packing of the Natera Plant-Based food line and also the current lines of plant-based bars and bites.

When searching for your next home, one of the decisions you will have to make is with a realtor. If you are moving to a new city, town or community it is vitally important that you select a realtor that knows the area and what will be happening in each neighbourhood over the next several years. Terra Slade, a realtor with Stonehaus Realty, is an expert in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows (among a few other places) and she walks us through the importance of selecting a local realtor as an expert, her process in guiding potential buyers and her favourite places in Maple Ridge. Terra Slade Realtor Stonehaus Realty Phone: 778-288-2455 Email: terrasladerealtor@gmail.com Website: https://terraslade.com/

The BC Museum Portraits Project is an audio interview and photography initiative that will result in an online archive of the ‘institutional memory’ of the Province’s museums and archives. We’re excited to preview this new collaboration between Spencer Stuart and the BC Museums Association on our website.

Through the power of radio, it was quite a day for the Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows Christmas Hamper Society   Follow the journey here.

Chapter 1: New information released from Stats Canada paints a bleak picture of how people with disabilities have been impacted by the pandemic.  Guest: Jewelles Smith, Former Chairperson of the Council of Canadians with Disabilities and is on the board of directors for the National Educational Association of Disabled Students. Chapter 2: Some of the biggest sports leagues out there are on pause as players protest the shooting of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin on the heels of international Black Lives Matter protests.  Guest: Christian Aumell, host of the Sports Show on 680 CJOB. Chapter 3: All sixty school district reopening plans are now publicly available and there's still some people who aren't convinced it's safe for their kids to go back to class.  So what's the alternative? Guest: Patty Marler, Homeschool.Today spokesperson. Chapter 4: While BC has been the success story in Canada in terms of dealing with the pandemic, Denmark has been an example the world has looked to.  Guest: Shane Woodford, Freelancer in Denmark, former CKNW Chapter 5: Communities and stakeholders in the Howe Sound region are presenting a report on the ecological health of the region since 2017.  They've been able to gather a lot of data over the past three years and  Ocean Watch manager Aroha Miller joins us to talk about what they've found. Guest: Aroha Miller, Ocean Watch Manager. Chapter 6: Let's end the week on a high note here and talk about an incredible story that began in Pitt Meadows and ended about 1,300 km away.  Alisha's daughter broke her arm last week and someone very thoughtfully sent her a get well soon basket with treats and balloons, and that sparked an epic story that Alisha joins us to talk about this morning.  Guest: Alisha, Eliana's mother.

A concerned CKNW listener sent us a series of photos they snapped this weekend. The road on the way to Pitt Lake, north of Pitt Meadows, was lined with cars. The parking lot to the park is closed to deter visits...but photos show people opted to park on the side of the road instead - bumper to bumper.  Niki Reitmayer spoke to the Mayor of Pitt Meadows, Bill Dingwall, who said - trails are still open; and as long as you aren't crowding together with strangers, there doesn't seem to be any harm in going for a stroll. 

How many times can Money say "pandemic" in an episode? She goes for the world record on this solo episode with 5 tips for surviving social distancing during COVID-19. Money celebrates Éthel Oliveira as #QueerWOC of the week, talks about becoming a WHOLE PhD, and reads a Curved Chronicle on moving beyond chatting on dating apps. Where to find us: IG & Twitter - @queerwocpod FB - https://www.facebook.com/QueerWOCpod/ Tumblr - www.QueerWOC.com Listen to us on Soundcloud, Stitcher, Castbox, PocketCasts Contribute to QueerWOC via CashApp: $QueerWOCPod Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/queerwocpod Love us out loud by doing The R’s: Rate, Review, Request, Repost, Retweet, and Reply! Use the hashtag #QueerWOC to talk all things the podcast Send us an email or submit your Curved Chronicles: QueerWOCpod@gmail.com QueerWOC of the Week: 00:06:06 Afro-Brazilian filmmaker, activist, and producer, Éthel Oliveira is on a mission to ensure that the life of the late Marielle Franco and the resistance and resiliency of Black people in Brazil are documented. https://www.blackwomenradicals.com/blog-feed/meet-thel-oliveira-the-afro-brazilian-filmmaker-and-activist-who-is-working-to-keep-marielle-francos-legacy-and-the-politics-of-black-people-in-brazil-alive Community Contributors: 00:13:15 Shoutout to the New Patron Alli, Kai, and Monix Borders are Fake Shout outs: Honolulu, HI; Pitt Meadows, Canada, & Cary, NC Mental Moment with Money 00:17:00 Dont Let ‘Rona Ruin Your Relationships! Ways to avoid social isolation while social distancing Info on social distancing: http://www.cidrap.umn.edu/sites/default/files/public/php/185/185_factsheet_social_distancing.pdf Here are Money’s P’s for the Pandemic! Pick up the phone Plan video dates with homies: ShareTube to watch YT together, Netflix Party for Chrome users, &Chill https://andchill.tv/ Practice those self love languages! Prepare for mental health check-ins Put stuff in your to watch queue Word 00:41:36 Stay vigilant and stay up on what representatives are and are not doing. What world change is possible after a pandemic? Now is not the time to give up our politics! BYP100 NYC COVID-19 Need Request: https://tinyurl.com/nyccovid19need BYP100 NYC COVID-19 Donation: tinyurl.com/NYCCOVIDDONATE North West Bronx Dry Food Donation $10 to Venmo: @ariane-kannan Topic: 00:50:30 Money is officially a PhD!!!!! Curved Chronicle: 01:13:20 Chronicle from Pearl Hello Dr. Money and Nikeeta, I match with cute girls all the time but I have no idea what to do after that. I’ve talked to a few of them for a week or two but it never goes anywhere. I don’t understand how people make connections on dating apps. I’m the kind of person that likes to look people in the eyes, I’m a good judge of character that way. I don’t know how to do that through messaging. Am I overthinking it? I really want to meet new people. I would appreciate any wisdom y’all can share. Send us your curved chronicles to QueerWOCpod@gmail.com

Thousands of people across Metro Vancouver are expected to take part in various climate walk-outs today.  The earliest rally begins at 6:30am at the Pitt River Bridge between Port Coquitlam and Pitt Meadows.  In New Westminster, people will gather at Hyack Square at 8 a.m. In Maple Ridge, people will gather at City Hall at 8:30 a.m. At UBC, students will begin to gather outside the book store between 10-11am.  SFU students are planning to meet at Broadway City Hall, Canada Line Station at 12:30 pm. In Surrey and North Delta, people are planning to meet at 2 p.m. outside the Strawberry Hill shopping centre. They are planning to all meet at Vancouver City Hall, then march across the Cambie Street Bridge to Downtown Vancouver, and finish on Hamilton Street between Georgia and Robson. Guest: Niki Reitmayer CKNW Contributor

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Metro Vancouver appears to be turning into a destination for exotic — and potentially deadly — insects. Just over a week after the discovery of a southern scorpion in one woman's apartment, a North Vancouver couple now has what appears to be a Japanese giant hornet living in their home. Valerie Walsh first alerted Global News to the discovery on Friday, posting pictures of the four-centimetre-long insect that remains trapped under a wine glass on her counter. Guest: Dr. Ron Lin, Dr. Bee Honeyland in Pitt Meadows

Loser Los Angeles Police Department A Los Angeles police cruiser ran over a person sunbathing at Venice Beach. The incident took place Sunday on the sand between the Venice Beach boardwalk and the ocean. LAPD officers say they were on normal beach patrol when they noticed they had hit something after slightly turning their vehicle. When they got out of the cruiser to investigate, they noticed a 25 to 30-year-old woman underneath. According to Fox 11, the victim was a woman between the ages of 25 and 30. Fortunately, medical personnel were present on the beach and provided first aid to the victim. She was transported to a nearby hospital and reportedly did not suffer any serious injuries from the accident. Winner Dolores Baily of Pitt Meadows and Lyn Carpenter of Adelaide, Australia Nearly 60 years after first sending letters to each other across the Pacific Ocean, a B.C. woman has finally met her Australian pen pal in person. Dolores Baily of Pitt Meadows hopped a plane to Sydney this month to meet Lyn Carpenter, who first corresponded with Baily after getting a Canadian address to write to in 1960.

OZ BUZZ MOVER AND SHAKER PODCAST - Ozbuzz guest this week is John Gilmour, Vice President of Magusta Development http://www.magusta.com In a wide ranging interview John covers his area of expertise, his view of the construction of pre-sale condos. In fact, John has been working in the development industry since 1989 building affordably priced multi-family homes. Magusta has built over 1800 units of mostly low rise and high rise condominiums in Vancouver, Richmond, Pitt Meadows, Coquitlam and Calgary. His shares his thoughts on what's involved in site acquisition, project feasibility, proformas, project design, municipal approvals, marketing, warranty, customer service, advertising and pricing etc. John works with land owners, realtors, architects, designers, lenders, insurers, consultants, lawyers, builders, trades, property managers, strata corporations, utilities and municipalities. On the personal side, John has been involved in the community for over 35 years. In 1985 he was involved in was the Vancouver Junior Board of Trade where he rose to the position of president. He also served with the Lynn Valley Community Association, North Vancouver Museum and Archives Society. He is president there doing fund-raising and awareness raising and is involved in building the new Museum of North Vancouver in lower Lonsdale. John lives in Lynn Valley, is married and has two adult children. See ozbuzz.ca for more Ozzie Jurock columns and interviews.

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Until a recent movement to allow serious offenders to be removed from political council, there had been no authority to do such a thing. Guest: John Becker - Mayor Pitt Meadows

Pitt Meadows councillor convicted of sexually assaulting a minor.Power outage in Queensborough And a historic playoff win for the Vancouver Whitecaps.Vancouver News Wednesday October 25

Canadian Civil Aviation Daily Occurrence Reporting System, Pacific Region, Episode 12 - CZAM - Salmon Arm. 2010P1074 July 30th, 2010 Cessna 182 from Edmonton left flight plan open. 2009P1814 and 2009P1816 December 1st, 2009 Quad City Challenger II from Pitt Meadows ran out of fuel, completed a successful forced landing, then departed after dark and crashed near the runway. 2016P0416 April 2nd, 2016 Southern Interior Flight Centre Cessna 152 C-GONF collision with terrain at night.   Get-There-Itis, considerations for night flying, and tips to remember to close flight plans. Guest: Praveen Premchandran, email praveen@tylair.com. Music: "Contemplation" by JewelBeat You can contact the podcast at podcast@cadors.ca. Website: cadors.ca Twitter: @cadorspod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CADORS.ca iTunes subscription page.

It used to be, the only sports nutrition game in town was Gatorade. Times have changed. Now a growing local company out of Pitt Meadows is making a full-range of products to help out those folks who need something better. What do I mean by better? Press play below and hear the story of F2C Nutrition in this Fitspeek Express interview with Kevin Heinze and F2C founder Greg Cowan. At the end of the podcast be listening for a teaser that involves our newest partnership between F2C and Dynamic Race Events. http://www.fitspeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/F2C-Express-to-post.mp3

Over the weekend in Lima, Peru local triathlete Nathan Killam competed in the 70.3 Half-Ironman distance race. In a race stacked with international talent including the likes of Jessie Thomas, Ivan Rena, and Andy Potts, Nathan carved out a very respectable 3:55 clocking to place 7th overall. Needless to say his sponsors over in Pitt Meadows at F2C and us at Fitspeek are overjoyed with the good result. By pressing play below, you can hear about Nathan’s penchant for going fast downhill on his bicycle, his triathlon heroes, and the heavy-duty (mechanic) work ethic that helped him become one of our fastest long-distance triathletes. http://www.fitspeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/nathan-killam-interview.mp3

Multisport season has hit the Lower Mainland! And so has running season and cycling season. We have your recent race results from the UBC triathlon/duathlon, the Try Events March races, and the Escape Velocity Spring Series cycling races. All this, plus news of our new contest thanks to F2C nutrition out of Pitt Meadows, and our usual features make Fitspeek your go-to-source for fitness, wellness, and endurance sports. Hear all that is fit to print by pressing play below. http://www.fitspeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/program-11-send-me-to-the-internet.mp3

GUEST: Charlene Giovanetti-King, Executive Director, Eagle Ridge Hospital Foundation Over 350 riders from across Greater Vancouver will cycle up to 100km to raise funds for the hospital that touches 1 out of 2 Tri-Cities residents, Eagle Ridge Hospital. Presented by BOLD Properties, the course spans through Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, Langley and Surrey, holding the title of the first-ever cycling route to cross the new (and massive) Port Mann Bridge.

Varsity Letters host Howard Tsumura is joined by Trinity Western women’s soccer coach Graham Roxburgh, UBC Thunderbirds women’s basketball coach Deb Huband and Matt Todd, Pitt Meadows Marauders football coach.

Episode 1 - Day One! Downtown Vancouver! Our four adventurers finish packing up RV (their home for the Summer) and hit the road for their epic, cross-country tour. First stop: Pitt Meadows, BC. for a few BMX pointers from Canadian Olympian Tory Nyhaug.

The weekly podcast with Mary Anne O'Carroll and Bernie Goldbach to discuss how we learn and what we use to teach.-- One Note from Pitt Meadows (props to Kelvin Dueck) #howilearn-- Thanking the people who have listened to us 183 times.-- #cyberbulling citing work by David Coleman and @josiefraser-- About #digitalLunch-- Recommending clever synchronicity with calendars and Audioboo as an app everyone would enjoy.

Suburban Transpondency presents... Chocolate Covered Hi-Tops Live Performance from Pitt Meadows, BC, Canada find this band on myspace Click Here