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durée : 00:05:08 - L'ami.e du vendredi - par : Guillemette Odicino - Ce vendredi, Guillemette Odicino rend hommage à Rob Fleming, le héros du roman "Haute Fidélité", connu pour ses listes qui l'aident à tout remettre au lendemain.

In Episode #206 of The XS Noize Podcast, host Mark Millar chats with Rob Fleming, one half of Killerstar, to discuss KillerStar Reimagined, the reworks album. KillerStar's debut album earned widespread acclaim for blending art rock innovation with timeless classic rock. Now, the band unveils KillerStar Reimagined, a reworked collection that deepens their vision. KillerStar is a new band led by Rob Fleming (vocals, guitar, synths) and James Sedge (drums). The original album featured legendary Bowie collaborators, including Mike Garson, Earl Slick, Mark Plati, Gail Ann Dorsey, Tim Lefebvre, Emm Gryner, and Donny McCaslin. This new release, primarily produced by Mark Plati, includes fresh takes on the songs and a remix of Should've Known Better by The Anchoress, known for her solo work and collaborations with Manic Street Preachers. In this episode of The XS Noize Podcast, Rob Fleming takes us inside KillerStar's debut album, its reimagined edition, upcoming live shows, and more.  Or listen via YouTube | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | RSS – Find The XS Noize Podcast's complete archive of episodes here. Previous XS Noize Podcast guests have included Gavin Friday, Anton Newcombe, Peter Hook, The Twang, Sananda Maitreya, James, Crowded House, Elbow, Cast, Kula Shaker, Shed Seven, Future Islands, Peter Frampton, John Lydon, Bernard Butler, Steven Wilson, Midge Ure, Travis, New Order, The Killers, Tito Jackson, Simple Minds, Divine Comedy, Shaun Ryder, Gary Numan, Sleaford Mods, The Brand New Heavies, Villagers, and many more.

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Bruce Ralston, Harry Bains and Rob Fleming not running for re-election! Guest: Richard Zussman - Global News Reporter based at the legislature Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vancouver may end ‘view cones' to make room for housing. Bruce Ralston, Harry Bains and Rob Fleming not running for re-election! As temperatures rise, so do myths about sunscreen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Why does this keep happening?This is VANCOLOUR host Mo Amir asks British Columbia's Minister of Transportation Rob Fleming why commercial trucks keep colliding with highway overpasses throughout the province. Plus Vancouver City Councillor Christine Boyle explains why the city keeps displacing its homeless population without more permanent solutions. Lastly, since 2007, sixteen human feet have washed up on B.C. shores; Dr. Gail Anderson explains why this keeps happening.

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  Robert Fleming is an AIA, LEED AP, NOMA, an award-winning educator, author, keynote speaker, sustainability advocate, and architect. In all his work, Rob strives to: Advocate for social equity in the built environment; Regenerate the natural world, Design beautiful places; and Bring economic viability to sustainability projects.    Rob is an educator He is the Director of Online Innovation at the University of Pennsylvania's Weitzman School of Design and he Is the Director of the Design Leadership Program. From 1996 to 2021, Rob served as the Founding Director and Professor for the Award-winning Master of Science in Sustainable Design Program at Thomas Jefferson University, where he taught hundreds of emerging sustainability professionals who have made important contributions in the world.    Rob is an author  His 4th book, Sustainable Design for the Built Environment, has become a required textbook for many college courses around the country. In all his books, Rob breaks down complex topics using straightforward language and compelling graphics, leading to a better understanding of how we can address the challenges of the climate emergency.   Rob is a speaker  He has delivered over 250 public presentations on sustainability where he brings humor, enthusiasm, inspiration and hope for a sustainable future to audiences around the world.   Rob is an advocate  Rob co-founded the Justice Alliance for Design Education which features an alliance of six universities and six non-profit organizations all working together to transform the principles and practices of design programs across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Starting in 2022, Rob will become the President-Elect of the Philadelphia AIA.    Rob is an architect Rob works with clients and design firms around the country to facilitate integrative design charrettes using co-creative, stakeholder driven design processes. In this way, built environment projects reach higher levels of sustainability and the design teams themselves develop stronger bonds through a shared sense of purpose   Show Highlights Design education has a long way to go before it begins to transform the curriculum to be authentically sustainable.  NOMA, National Organization of Minority Architects is an influential group of young emerging leaders in architecture.  Robert shares pet peeves with the building industry and how to fix them. Shifting away from mitigation into resilience to prepare for “survivability.”  The debate if Sustainability and resiliency fit under one another or they are separate. One of the greatest challenges that we face with wellness and climate change. AI framework for design excellence and how we need it to get through the challenges that we're facing in the future. Joining organizations is critical and effective to pull out the best in yourself through collaboration.      Show Resource and Information Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES   GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community!   If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on .  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the !   Copyright © 2023 GBES  

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Aus mehreren Gründen befassen wir uns mit dem Jahr 1993: 30 Jahre sind eine gute zeitliche Distanz, um einzelne Dinge einordnen zu können. 1993 war ein sehr guter Musik-Jahrgang. Wir waren jung. Aus heutiger Sicht war es eine gemütliche, ruhige Zeit: Pandemien waren nicht in Sicht. Mobiltelefonie und Internet waren Nischenphänomene. Die Erinnerungen an den Fall der Berliner Mauer waren noch frisch, die Twin Towers des World Trade Centers standen noch. Es war vom Ende der Geschichte die Rede: Totalitäre Systeme schienen keine attraktive Alternative mehr zu sein und der Weg zu liberalen Demokratien in allen Regionen der Welt schien frei. Es sollte anders kommen. Die Musik dieses Jahres war spannend. Und sie wurde noch anders konsumiert. Es gab natürlich noch kein Streaming. Die Leitmedien waren CDs und Mixtapes, mit dem man sich CDs von Freundinnen oder Freunden „überspielte“. Neue Musik lernte man über Fachzeitschriften, Freunde oder über den Plattenverkäufer kennen. Und daher sprechen wir heute auch mit Günter Schmidhofer, der im Jahr 1993 als Plattenverkäufer arbeitete. Ein durchaus streitbarer Plattenverkäufer à la Rob Fleming aus Nick Hornbys High Fidelity. Mit ihm versuchen wir, das 1993er-Gefühl anhand von Songs aus diesem Jahr wiederzubeleben. Das Mixtape: Tocotronic - 1993 Blind Melon - No Rain Pearl Jam - Go Counting Crows - Raining in Baltimore Mick Jagger - Don´t Tear Me Up Culture Beat - Mr. Vain Cop Shoot Cop - $ 10 Bill Nirvana - Pennyroyal Tea Aerosmith - Cryin´ Earth - Teeth Of Lions Rule The Divine Teenage Fanclub - Hold On The Breeders - Cannonball Mazzy Star - Fade Into You Red Hot Chili Peppers - Soul to Squeeze The Lemonheads - Into Your Arms George Michael - Killer / Papa was a Rollin´ Stone Das Video zu Cryin´ von Aerosmith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfNmyxV2Ncw

Support us on Patreon  https://www.patreon.com/missingepisodes Tip us on https://ko-fi.com/missingeps Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/drwhopodcasters It's episode 13 of The Missing Episodes Podcast! For the first time proper, the TARDIS is back on contemporary Earth, indeed in contemporary London, and The Doctor and Dod… uhh… the Doctor and new, groovy companions Ben and Polly face down the mechanical menace in the Post Office Tower and The War Machines. Master podcaster Steven Schapansky (@RadioFreeSkaro) and Doctor Who Historian Jon Preddle (https://broadwcast.org/) join to help analyse this most seminal of stories, as Season 3 draws to a close and Doctor Who marches on in a new format under Innes Lloyd and Gerry Davis. Then it's off on a world tour, as Jon talks us through the sales process, censorship in Australia and New Zealand and how and why four prints of The War Machines ended up in Nigeria, to be found by Ian Levine in the 1980's. This is the deepest of deep dives and summarises years of Jon's cutting-edge research. We also explore why, perhaps, The Wheel in Space wasn't in Jos when Enemy and Web were recovered over ten years ago! So leave your Dodo at home, put on your fab gear and join us as we take a look at The War Machines. If you enjoy this podcast, we ask that you share it on social media to help us find our audience! Tim is on Twitter @drwhopodcasters, and please do come and like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/drwhoandthepodcasters. Executive Producer: Rich Tipple Become a patron and help us cover our fees and keep us in biscuits via https://www.patreon.com/missingepisodes. Thanks to much to the exceedingly lovely Alex TheSkapes, Andrew Llewellyn, Andy Kitching, Anthony Carroll, Tony Carroll, Anthony Fusco, Anthony Wainer, Ashton Withers, Bedwyr Gullidge, Bluey111, Brendan McKenna-Nicoll, Charles Geers, Chris Arkle, Chris Fone, Colin Brockhurst, Craig Thomson, Darren Howard, David Gillespie-Pratt, David Green, David Matthewman, Dean Poole, Deetz Easterwood, Dominic Jackson, Garry Byrne, Gav Rymill, Harry Townsend, Huw Buchtman, Jack Sharpe, James, James Cluskey, Jamie Bate, JB, Jess Jurkovic, Jim Trenowden, Joe Lewallen, Joe Bloggs, John Geoffrion, John Rivers, John Thomson, Jon, Jon Sheehan, Jonathan Le Targat, Jonathan Potter, Joshua, Marc Cameron, Martin Ramsdin, Matthew, Matthew Purchase, Michael Elison, Neil Smith, Nick Lawton, Nick Mellish, Oliver Wake, Patrick, Paul Cooke, Peter Cuminskey, Philip Stubley, Pierce Carrig, Ray Badrick, Reuben Hergfindahl, Rich Hughes, Richard Byatt, Richard Higson, Richard Smith, Richie Howarth, Rob Fleming, Sara Irving, Sarah Crotzer, Sean Martindill, Sidney Troat, Simon Exton, Simon Whitehead, Sinead Morse, Stephen Hartwell, Stephen Moffatt, Stephen Wolterstorff, Steven Manfred, Steven Quinn, Steven Schapansky, Steven White, Stewart Boyles, Stuart Hargreves, That's Chroma, Tim Arding, and last but not least, Toby Hadoke. With thanks the wonderful Bea Garrido https://twitter.com/BeaGarrido00 for her art, assistance and her patience. Check out her brilliant Doctor Who art https://beagarridoart.weebly.com/ This free podcast borrows snippets of music from “Marche, Les Structures Sonores” – Lasry Baschet. We lovingly pilfer original music cues by from the BBC's original production of The War Machines.

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One size doesn't fit all - so what are the alternative career paths of doctors in the NHS? The treadmill of medical school, to foundation training, to specialist training, to a consultant position takes years and is not very trainee-centric in it's design. So are there other ways for doctors to be able to work in the NHS, still progress their career, but also tailor the job to themselves? And what are the drawbacks of trying to do that? In this podcast, Clara Munro is joined by Flo Wedmore and new panelist Jason Ramsingh, a surgical trainee in Newcastle. They speak to Rob Fleming an SAS (speciality and associate specialist) doctor in anaesthetics.

There is the potential for an S&P 500 rally after last year's sell-off, says Rob Fleming. He talks about how markets are mixed on the first trading day of 2023. He also goes over some ecodata to watch, including IS manufacturing, JOLTs, and the December Jobs Report. He then discusses the recession outlook for the new year. He notes that weaker economic trends will likely form heading into 2023 as the Fed battles inflation. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Weaker economic trends will likely form heading into 2023 as the Fed battles inflation, says Rob Fleming. He discusses how a mild recession may help set up stocks for a better second half of the year. He notes that he continues to recommend that stock picking-oriented investors focus on quality-based factors and long-term investors should remain disciplined. He then goes over the takeaways from today's housing data as Housing Starts & Permits for November 2022 were released today, December 20th. Finally, he talks about what to watch for in the new year. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Weak economic trends are likely to form heading into 2023, says Rob Fleming. He discusses how hopefully, a mild recession may help set stocks up for a better 2H23. He then notes to focus on quality-based factors such as high profitability, dividends, lower volatility, and strong free cash flow. He then goes over the Central Bank meeting schedule. Finally, he talks about investing strategies to consider into the year's end. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Rob Fleming, B.C's Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure discusses changes to highway 1 in Langley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I don't think there will be a Fed rate hike pivot, says Rob Fleming. He discusses expectations for tomorrow's Fed meeting. He talks about how it could be interesting if they decelerate the rate hikes. He then goes over how markets are pulling back from earlier highs. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Barring a major exogenous shock, we don't expect an imminent pause or pivot in policy, says Rob Fleming. He discusses how markets are mixed as the Dow turns positive. He also talks about expectations for this week's inflation data. He then goes over how CPI will be scrutinized after last months surprisingly hot reading. He also mentions how banks kick off their earnings season on Friday. Finally, he notes long-term investors should remain disciplined and have a plan in place aligned with their goals. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

Mortgage rates have calmed and stabilized a bit, says Rob Fleming. He focuses on this week's housing data, highlighting New Home Sales for August 2022. He discusses how interest rates hikes will remain in place until further notice. He also talks about how long the market rally could last, noting that upcoming earnings may have an impact. He then goes over economic data to watch this week. Tune in to find out more about the stock market today.

“Building permits, which are a gauge of the pipeline of future construction, came in below expectations.” Rob Fleming breaks down the landscape of the macro environment as the market braces itself for the FOMC rate decision on Wednesday. He also highlights the risk of earnings cuts amid an economic slowdown and the impact it may have on equity values.

After a week of heightened volatility traders are looking for market moving events to focus on. Rob Fleming highlights the economic data on the forefront this week from the Beige Book release on Wednesday and Jerome Powell speaking on Thursday. He emphasizes that investors need to continue proper diversification and cautions on excessive risk in certain asset classes.

We continue to recommend that stock-picking oriented investors should focus on quality-based factors, says Rob Fleming. He monitors trends in economic data, as well as expectations for Friday's jobs report. He also talks about the tips for trading in a volatile market. Tune in to find out more about what to watch for this week.

"Investors should use scaling-in and scaling-out techniques in more volatile markets. Trade more ETFs and fewer individual equities as nearly evert ETF is less volatile than any of its individual stocks. Buy the dips and sell the rips is not a bad strategy in small quantities," says Rob Fleming. Fleming weighs in on the U.S. Dollar coming off multi-decade highs, which could cause the stock market to rebound.

"Two CPI prints and another jobs report stand between now and the next interest rate decision. The Federal Reserve has made it clear that price pressures remain uncomfortably high. The Fed keeps a 75 basis points rate hike on table for September and increases the potential duration of the rate hiking cycle," says Rob Fleming. Fleming also weighs in on growth stocks being rejuvenated even in a bear market.

"I am a big believer in using scaling-in and scaling-out techniques, but especially in more volatile markets. Investors should trade more ETFs and fewer individual equities as nearly every ETF is less volatile than any of its individual components. Buying the dips and selling the rips is not bad, but you should only do it in small quantities," says Rob Fleming. Fleming says that this week will be big in terms of earnings data and the stock market will likely remain choppy.

Markets rally higher with big earnings reports on deck. Rob Fleming discusses this, as well as what to expect as earnings season heats up, highlighting movement in the U.S. dollar (/DX). He also talks about how Apple (AAPL) is to slow hiring in 2023 and what AAPL's hiring and spending slowdown means for big tech. Tune in to find out more.

How will tomorrow's CPI report impact the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike plans? "The June inflation picture develops with the CPI and PPI reports. Earnings estimates have yet to reflect the current environment. If markets think P/E ratios are still too high, investors could see more downside," says Rob Fleming.

Trade more ETFs and fewer individual equities, nearly every ETF is less volatile then any of its individual components, says Rob Fleming. He discusses how markets are mixed following Monday's lower close. He also talks about how Thursday's PCE data will impact the Fed's tightening plans, as well as the outlook for the current bear market rally. He then goes over economic reports to watch this week, in addition to how investors should address the current market environment. Tune in to find out more.

Stock leadership has flip-flopped, as has investor sentiment, says Rob Fleming. He discusses his 2022 market takeaways and outlook. He talks about S&P 500 sector leaders including energy, communications, consumer discretionary. He also looks at the upcoming economic calendar. He then goes over notable earnings this week which include CRM, GME, CHWY, CRWD, LULU, and OKTA. Tune in to find out more.

Bearish sentiment is becoming a contrarian support, says Rob Fleming. He discusses the the increasing chances for a recession. He talks about what the state of the consumer credit tells us about the state of the economy, noting that consumer credit suggests consumers may be borrowing to keep up. He then goes over what to watch for the in the FOMC minutes release, as well as key economic data to watch for this week. Tune in to find out more.

Rob Fleming, BC NDP MLA for Victoria-Swan Lake, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure discusses changes coming to housing near transit hubs 

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Rob Fleming discusses the impact of the U.S. banning Russian oil, highlighting light sweet crude oil futures (/CL). He talks about how the ban on Russian oil will impact the markets. He then previews next week's FOMC meeting, and how investors should position themselves for the current levels of volatility. Tune in to find out more.

The markets remain under pressure on the first day of March. Rob Fleming, Senior Market Analyst at the Schwab Center for Financial Research, discusses how crude oil (/CL) hits $104 as prices continue to rise. He also talks about how the Russian invasion of Ukraine could impact the Fed's rate hike plans. He then goes over what to expect when Jerome Powell testifies before Congress this week. Tune in to find out more.

Rob Fleming, B.C. Minister for Transportation and Infrastructure joins the show as the Coquihalla Hwy is set to reopen between Hope and Merritt after damage from the B.C. floods late last year 

BlackRock (BLK), Citigroup (C), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), and Wells Fargo (WFC) are financial earnings that are to come out this week. Rob Fleming, Senior Market Analyst at the Schwab Center for Financial Research, discusses what to expect from these bank earnings. He also talks about reasons behind the weakness in the markets so far this year, as well as investment ideas for the current market environment. He then previews this week's CPI and PPI reports. Tune in to find out more.

Rob Fleming, Senior Market Analyst at the Schwab Center for Financial Research, discusses how today's PPI data will affect the Fed's decision on tapering and rates. He talks about how the December FOMC meeting begins today, and how to invest with the Fed's decision in mind. He then goes over how rate hikes will affect the markets. Tune in to find out more.

Top stories today: The Patton interview is still making waves And today a familiar voice reached out to talk about it. Bob Bose, former Surrey Mayor, and someone who has earned the nickname ‘the Soul of Surrey' joins the show.  The Vancouver model for money laundering Looks like Vancouver is making waves across the country for the wrong reasons.  The Massey tunnel, the never ending story? We get an update today from Rob Fleming, the newly appointed Transportation Minister, and it probably isn't what you'd like to hear.  Much more in the full episode! _____________ NAVIGATE THE PODCAST:  Chapter 1 Churches hoping for a lifting of restrictions before Easter Is this warranted? Or is this just more needless risk that communities may be taking?  Chapter 2 Former Surrey Mayor doesn't like councillor Patton's stance Bob Bose reached out to Lynda, to share his thoughts about the Allison Patton interview.  Chapter 3 Is it time to stop blaming foreign ownership for housing prices? That's the new narrative! We talk to Tom Davidoff about who is to blame, then. Chapter 4 The Vancouver model of money laundering What does this mean? And, what impact does Vancouver have when it comes to laundering across the country?  We talk to the one and only Sam Cooper, Global Investigative Reporter. Chapter 5 Coyotes are becoming more apparent, what's the solution? The fact of the matter is more and more coyote habitat is disappearing in B.C., so they're forced to move to other natural areas. Now people are calling for these innocent animals to be killed.  Chapter 6 The Massey tunnel, no start in sight?  We chat to the new Minister of Transportation, Rob Fleming, about where the heck things are at with the Massey tunnel! _____________   Remember to wash your hands, practice physical distancing, and stay home at all costs if you are sick. We're not out of the woods yet!    The Lynda Steele Full Show podcast includes all the individual segments that can be found on the Lynda Steele Show page, digitally stitched together for your convenience.    Listen live online at globalnews.ca/radio/cknw/ 3-6 PM!

We chat to the new Minister of Transportation, Rob Fleming, about where the heck things are at with the Massey tunnel!

Rob Fleming, BC's Education Minister held a press briefing today, outline some updates in regards to the upcoming back to school plan. We play some pertinent clips, and get reaction from BCTF President, Teri Mooring.

Chapter 1: The wildfire near Penticton has destroyed one home and thousands of people are under evacuation alert.  Global News Reporter Neetu Garcha joins us for an update this morning as hundreds of fires burn across the province. Guest: Neetu Garcha, Global News Reporter. Chapter 2: We know the residential real estate market is bouncing back but commercial real estate is a bit more complex. Guest: Matt Picken, Managing Director & National Lead, Capital Markets at JLL Canada Chapter 3: Niki helped two injured birds yesterday. At the Wildlife Rescue Association in Burnaby, she noticed how busy they seemed to be. Guest: Niki Reitmayer, CKNW Mornings contributor Chapter 4: Known as the Golden State Killer, Joseph James DeAngelo sat in a California courtroom yesterday to hear victim impact statements as part of his sentencing. He is one of America's most infamous serial killers, operating mostly out of the spotlight between 1975 and 1986. After finally being caught decades later, DeAngelo pleaded guilty to raping more than 50 women and murdering 13 people. Chapter 5: We seem to hear alerts about COVID-19 exposures on flights every couple of days, and some of them are on flights coming from outside of Canada.  So why are we allowing flights from outside the country? Well our next guest is part of an international research team that's looking at how border restrictions impact the spread of the virus.  Guest:  Kelley Lee, Canada Research Chair in Global Health Governance at Simon Fraser University. Chapter 6: We know there will be COVID infections when school starts in September.  Even if we do a stellar job with learning groups and safety precautions it's just statistically impossible to avoid transmission when so many people start interacting again. Guest: Stephen Freedman, professor of pediatrics and emergency medicine at the University of Calgary. Chapter 7: What do you think about plans for kids to wear masks in school?  Education minister Rob Fleming announced students and staff will be required to wear them in high traffic areas and on buses, but districts will have some room for interpretation when it comes to implementing their own policies.  Guest: Janet Brown, CKNW and Global News reporter. Chapter 8: We were seeing more job postings every week since May but now we've hit a two week lull where they're still down about 25% compared with this time last year.  Brendon Bernard is an Economist at the Indeed Hiring Lab and he joins us this morning to talk about why we've stalled out and which industries are still down. Guest: Brendon Bernard, Economist with Indeed.ca. Chapter 9: New details on what the return to school will look like here in Vancouver came out last night.  Superintendent Suzanne Hoffman joins us to talk about how they'll navigate masks, learning groups, and more.   Guest: Suzanne Hoffman, VSB Superintendent

Chapter 1: Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden held his first even with running mate Kamala Harris yesterday as the November election looms.  Guest: Jennifer Johnson, Global News Washington Correspondent. Chapter 2: We know reopening schools is risky and only time will tell whether it's going to lead to outbreaks of COVID-19, but researchers at Western University say the negative impact of NOT reopening schools might be much worse.  Guest: Dr. Michael Silverman, Chief of Infectious Diseases for St. Joseph's Healthcare and the London Health Sciences Centre in London. Chapter 3: Premier John Horgan and health officials in BC have been crystal clear that young people make up the largest cohort of new cases of COVID-19.  Guest:  Steve Joordens, psychology professor at the University of Toronto Scarborough. Chapter 4: Kids are set to return to the classroom on September 10th, education minister Rob Fleming joins us to talk about the pressing questions parents have about how this is all going to work.  Guest: Rob Fleming, BC Education Minister. Chapter 5: Are Canucks fans going to bars to watch playoff hockey?  Any other year, you'd expect bars to be packed with fans eager to watch the Canucks NHL playoff run. But this year will certainly be different.  Guest: Kelly Jordan Hamilton, Sales and Marketing Manager at Red Card Sports Bar & Eatery  Chapter 6: It's a dire situation for the Fraser river sockeye salmon run which is expected to be the worst ever recorded. Guest: Fiona Martens, Chief of Fisheries Management Programs with the Pacific Salmon Commission Chapter 7: Simon Fraser University is changing the name of their athletics teams after hearing the “Clan” was often being associated with racial discrimation because of the KKK. Guest: Andrew Petter, SFU president

Guest host Jody Vance is joined by Rob Fleming, BC Minister of Education, to discuss the announcement that schools will reopen on June 1st. Guest: Rob Fleming, BC Minister of Education

There have been lots of concerns raised after the Province announced a June 1st plan to return to schools in a limited capacity. We chat with Rob Fleming and pose tough questions about the rollout.   

It's one of the huge question marks on the minds of so many. When do we go back to school? Lots of parents are antsy, kids especially so. Rob Fleming joined us.