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Dr. Lucius Alistair once fancied himself a god among men. In his hands, the Forced Evolutionary Virus allowed him to reshape the human genome into his own twisted vision of perfection.Before his experiments in Vault 76, before Lilith...Lucius left a secret legacy deep within the walls of the Eastern Regional Penitentiary. Long thought lost, Site C could contain a treasure trove of research and could be the key to unlocking FEV's full potential.Lilith and her team prepare to investigate the old prison, so she can claim her legacy…but the PACT is hot on their trail, eager to claim those secrets for themselves. In an epic confrontation behind the old prison walls, Lilith will face off against her fiercest opponent even as Appalachia begins tearing itself about around them.Far to the South, Trader Red and her band of survivors find themselves trapped by the Oni…a desperate message was sent to Vault Town and help is on the way, but will it arrive on time?The final tales of Appalachia are being told…and the future is still uncertain.

www.iotusecase.com#WEBASTO #SHOPFLOOR #TRANSPARENZ #RETROFIT #WARTUNGIn dieser Folge sprechen wir mit Jens Viertel, Teammanager digital Products von SITEC, und Christian Groß, Managing Director von in.hub, über digitale Services für die vernetzte Produktion. SITEC entwickelt Lösungen im Maschinen- und Anlagenbau und bietet industrielle Fertigungsdienstleistungen, während in.hub mit seinen IoT-Gateways und dem Betriebssystem SIINEOS die nahtlose Maschinenanbindung ermöglicht. Gemeinsam zeigen sie am Beispiel von Webasto, wie Energiemonitoring und Predictive Maintenance als digitale Services helfen, Betriebskosten zu senken und Maschinenstillstände zu vermeiden.Folge 156 auf einen Blick (und Klick):(15:46) Herausforderungen, Potenziale und Status quo – So sieht der Use Case in der Praxis aus(24:57) Lösungen, Angebote und Services – Ein Blick auf die eingesetzten TechnologienZusammenfassung der PodcastfolgeSITEC und in.hub zeigen, wie IoT-Technologien den Shopfloor effizienter machen. Mit digitalen Services für Energiemonitoring und Predictive Maintenance ermöglichen sie Unternehmen wie Webasto, Betriebskosten zu senken, ungeplante Stillstände zu vermeiden und ihre Maschinen optimal zu nutzen.Energiemonitoring & BetriebskostenoptimierungSITEC setzt auf die connACT-Plattform, um den Energieverbrauch von Maschinen in Echtzeit zu erfassen und zu analysieren. Die IoT-Gateways von in.hub ermöglichen eine nahtlose Anbindung und smarte Datenauswertung. So lassen sich Einsparpotenziale erkennen und Betriebszeiten optimieren.Mehrwert für Webasto und andere Kunden:– Geringere Energiekosten durch datengetriebene Optimierung– Nachhaltigere Produktion durch effizientere RessourcennutzungPredictive Maintenance & Condition MonitoringDurch die kontinuierliche Überwachung des Maschinenzustands werden Anomalien frühzeitig erkannt. In Verbindung mit den IoT-Gateways von in.hub lassen sich Wartungsmaßnahmen gezielt planen, bevor es zu einem Ausfall kommt.Mehrwert für Webasto und andere Kunden:– Minimierung ungeplanter Stillstände und Produktionsausfälle– Höhere Maschinenverfügbarkeit und geringere WartungskostenDie Kombination aus SITECs connACT-Plattform, in.hubs IoT-Gateways und SIINEOS als Betriebssystem bietet eine leistungsfähige, einfach integrierbare Lösung. Die Zusammenarbeit mit Webasto zeigt, wie sich IoT-Technologie konkret in der Produktion umsetzen lässt – mit direkten Einsparungen und höherer Prozesssicherheit. Jetzt reinhören und mehr über datengetriebene Produktionsoptimierung erfahren.-----Relevante Folgenlinks:Madeleine (https://www.linkedin.com/in/madeleine-mickeleit/)Christian (https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-gross-inhub/)Jens (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jens-viertel/)in.hub Gateways (https://www.inhub.de/produkte/iot-gateways)in.hub SIINEOS (https://www.inhub.de/produkte/software-siineos)Webasto (https://www.webasto.com/de-de/karriere/standorte-und-werke/neubrandenburg.html)connACT-Plattform (https://www.connact-services.com/de/)Jetzt IoT Use Case auf LinkedIn folgen

Craig E. Jones with the Housing Research Collaborative doesn't agree with a new report showing that B.C.'s legislation on short-term rentals has led to supply increases and rent decreases. We ask our audience what they're experiencing in their rental market since short-terms rentals in B.C. were banned in May.Then, Clean Energy Research Group director Andy Hira says the massive Site C dam is not the answer to the province's growing need for more electricity. We hear from our audience callers on where they think the Province needs to turn for sustainable energy.

CBC gets a tour of the mega-dam

This week, our guest is the Honourable Christy Clark, the 35th Premier of British Columbia and Canada's longest-serving female Premier. Christy Clark is currently a Senior Advisor for Bennett Jones LLP.Politics is top of mind for energy decision-makers with the upcoming US election, Canadian federal by-elections, the possibility of an early federal election in Canada, and a provincial election next month in Christy Clark's home province of British Columbia.Here are some of the questions Jackie and Peter asked Christy Clark:Are you surprised that the NDP has been slipping in the polls in BC? Explain the BC United Party (former BC Liberal Party) recently folding into the Conservative Party of BC. Is there potential for the provincial Conservative Party to win in BC next month? Is climate change still an important issue for BC voters? You worked to get BC's LNG industry started, with over 15 potential projects expected at one point; what is your view on the industry now? Is more electrical generation capacity needed to meet future demand, besides the Site C hydro dam? Now that it has started, how do people feel about the Trans Mountain expansion oil pipeline? With the federal NDP ripping up their agreement to cooperate with the Liberals, do you expect the federal election will occur sooner than October 2025? What are the chances that Justin Trudeau will withdraw from the federal Liberal leadership before the election? Do you have any federal political aspirations?Content referenced in this podcast:Current polling of BC provincial election at 388canada.com Please review our disclaimer at: https://www.arcenergyinstitute.com/disclaimer/  Check us out on social media: X (Twitter): @arcenergyinstLinkedIn: @ARC Energy Research Institute Subscribe to ARC Energy Ideas PodcastApple PodcastsAmazon MusicSpotify 

Community struggling since Site C forced changes.

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Bill is a 10+ year veteran of the US Military and was stationed at Eglin Air Force Base at one point during his tenure, where he witnessed unusual events around the powerful radar array known as Site C-6. Indications were that Site C-6 was being used to monitor UFO activity and possibly send crash retrieval teams in the right direction. Bill also had his own UFO experience growing up, which has helped shape his views on the subject.If you have a story to tell, get in touch with us.-----------Be a Basement VIPBuy us a beer!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-basement-hangout--4783268/support.

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This week, our guest is Roger Dall'Antonia, President and CEO of FortisBC.  FortisBC is a leading energy provider in British Columbia (BC), Canada. The utility serves about 1.1 million natural gas customers and 185,000 electricity customers. Roger explains the benefits of using natural gas to meet the peak winter heating demand and the challenges of using electricity to do the same. Because of the unique ability of gaseous fuels to flex up and meet demand, even on the coldest days, Roger sees a long-term future for gas. He explains how natural gas can become cleaner over time through a broad set of measures, such as increasing the amount of renewable natural gas (RNG) and clean hydrogen and efficiency measures that use less natural gas.  Here are some of the questions that Peter and Jackie asked Roger: What is the outlook for the supply and demand of electricity in BC? How will Site C hydroelectric demand change the market? Is BC too reliant on hydro, considering concerns around drought? Why has BC recently decided to launch a call for renewable power from large-scale wind and solar farms? What is RNG and how much potential supply is there? How are you involving Indigenous partners in your projects? What are your thoughts on the Clean Electricity Regulations targeting net zero electricity by 2035? Considering Atlantic Canada's exception from the retail carbon tax for heating oil, could this be the beginning of the end for the retail carbon tax in Canada?  Other content referenced in this podcast:  Other content referenced in this podcast:  The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP)'s Data Centre FortisBC's Clean Growth Pathway to 2050 BC Renewable and Low-Carbon Gas Supply Potential Study Pathways for British Columbia to Achieve its GHG Reduction Goals  Please review our disclaimer at: https://www.arcenergyinstitute.com/disclaimer/  Check us out on social media: X (Twitter): @arcenergyinst LinkedIn: @ARC Energy Research Institute Subscribe to ARC Energy Ideas Podcast Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Amazon Music Spotify 

On this episode of The Construction Record Podcast, digital media editor Warren Frey discusses Renew Canada's 2024 list of Canada's top infrastructure projects with Renew editor John Tenpenny. As with previous years, health infrastructure projects made a strong showing due to pandemic-era spending increases to deal with the current health crisis and any future ones. Transit also continued to dominate the list across Canada, Tenpenny said, with over a quarter of the list's projects. He also noted most energy projects are focused on hydroelectric transmission and nuclear power rather than fossil fuels, and pointed to most highway projects as focused on maintenance and upgrades. Tenpenny added megaprojects such as Site C in British Columbia are so large that even as they near completion the “wind down” process still takes some time and other large projects are coming through the infrastructure pipeline in the next two to five years.    You can listen to The Construction Record on the Daily Commercial News and Journal of Commerce websites as well as on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music's podcast section. Our previous podcast with CK DesGrosseilliers, a spokesperson for the Threads of Life victims group talking about recent changes by the Ontario government regarding mandatory inquests after construction-related deaths is here. Thanks for listening. DCN-JOC News Services

On this episode of the Five Pods of Xmas, news editor Lindsey Cole looks at some of the most important stories of 2023 and predicts what lies ahead for the industry in the coming year. Lindsey pointed to the housing crisis in Ontario as a major story, as well as the Greenbelt scandal as Doug Ford's government backpedaled on development of a large amount of publicly-owned land. She also pointed to a cumbersome approvals process in many municipalities paired with an ongoing labour crisis as an ongoing story throughout 2024. She also said she'll be watching large Toronto transit projects as well as the controversy surrounding the revamp of Ontario Place, and said in the west Site C is almost finished and Coastal Link is wrapping up. What happens when the labour on those projects is free to work elsewhere? Our previous interview with Journal of Commerce staff writer Sarah Rowland is available here and Daily Commercial News staff writer Angela Gismondi is available here and staff writer Don Wall is here. Stay tuned for ConstructConnect news media director Vince Versace's interview tomorrow, and thanks for listening! DCN-JOC News Services

On this episode of Moose Talks, we sit down with Danette Thomsen with the BC Nurses' Union to talk about the rallies they held at the Fort St. John and Dawson Creek hospitals a few weeks back to raise awareness about the worsening working conditions for nurses in the Peace.Then, we're joined by Energeticcity.ca reporter (and Moose Talks producer) Jordan Prentice to talk about a new article she's written all about a Doig River First Nation burial ceremony she attended and one Elder who expressed his concerns about the environmental impacts of the Site C project.Tune in to Moose Talks every Friday morning at 10 on Moose FM and the Moose FM and Fort St. John Today Facebook pages. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The Construction Record Podcast, digital media editor Warren Frey speaks with Canadian Association of Women in Construction (CAWIC) new president and board member Lisa Laronde. Laronde, who is also the first female president of the road safety group for the Powell Group of Companies addressed CAWIC's diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives as well as recent work with Habitat for Humanity and the association's push to establish a national presence. She also pointed out some of the continuing barriers to women in the trades and the need to focus on retention of women in construction. While more women have entered the industry, getting them to stay remains a thorny issue for a variety of reasons. We also have a summary of the latest headlines and a look at some recent economics-focused articles that have appeared on the Journal of Commerce and Daily Commercial News, including Niagara Parks launching a request for proposals for a new visitor transportation system, Bathurst Quay Common is brewing a new plan for the historic Canada Malting Co. property located in Toronto and Montreal's bad first day for its new light-rail transit system. From the west we have stories about the Site C project in northeastern B.C. meeting a major milestone with completion of its earthfill dam, a $20 million redevelopment of Stampede Trail in Calgary and Bird Construction selected as preferred proponent for the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology's (SAIT) Campus Centre Redevelopment Project. You can listen to The Construction Record on the Daily Commercial News and Journal of Commerce websites as well as on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music's podcast section. Our previous episode's interview with Ontario Construction Secretariat (OCS) CEO Robert Bronk is here. Thanks for listening. DCN-JOC News Services New CAWIC board aims to be ‘national voice for women in construction' Niagara Parks launches RFP for new visitor transportation system Bad track record: Montreal's light rail system suffers 3 disruptions in first 3 days Bathurst Quay Common brews new plan for historic Canada Malting Co. property Burlington construction site fire knocks out power Site C hits milestone with completion of earthfill dam Stampede Trail redevelopment on the road to transformation Bird awarded $350M worth of projects in Alberta, Nova Scotia Artificial intelligence and the future of modular and pre-fab construction Construction Economic News – Michel Guckes

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Rogers-Shaw deal approved by Ottawa in blockbuster telecom merger GUEST: Michael Geist, Professor of Law at the University of Ottawa; Canada Research Chair in Internet and e-Commerce Law Vancouver council votes to scrap proposed separated Broadway bike lane GUEST: Brent Toderian, City planner; Urbanist at TODUrbanWORKS; formerly chief planner of the city of Vancouver and now advises cities all over the world on city planning needs John Rustad named new BC Conservative leader & Site C and BC's future energy needs  GUEST: Keith Baldrey, Global BC Legislative Bureau Chief How does the Rogers-Shaw merger impact Canadians? GUEST: Rosa Addario, Communications Manager at OpenMedia CKNW takes WrestleMania  GUEST: Steven Chang, CKNW Producer and Professional Wrestling Fanatic Crip Up the Kitchen: A new book about need to include disabled and neurodivergent cooks in the conversation around food GUEST: Jules Sherred, author of Crip Up the Kitchen, based in Duncan BC The Wrap: Do you still carry cash in 2023 & Jennifer Aniston says ‘Friends' offensive to ‘a whole generation of kids' GUEST: Leah Holiove, TV Reporter and Radio Host GUEST: Sarah Daniels, real estate agent in South Surrey; author and broadcaster Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week our guest is Stewart Muir, founder and CEO of Resource Works,.  Resource Works is a public-interest advocacy and communications not-for-profit based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Their mission is to reignite the promise of Canada's economic future by leading respectful, inclusive and fact-based dialogue on natural resource development.  Here are some of the questions that Peter and Jackie asked Stewart:  How have politics in B.C. changed with the new Premier, David Eby? How is LNG viewed in B.C. now? Is LNG considered as green energy and a way to reduce the use of coal in Asia? What do you think are the chances for the second phase of LNG Canada? What is the sentiment from Indigenous groups on resource development? Explain the Blueberry River First Nations agreement with the B.C. government and how it impacts industrial development in other areas of the province? Do you expect large scale CCS projects to be developed in Northeast B.C.? Content referenced in this podcast: From Peter Tertzakian's Energyphile “Stairway to Hell” the story of the ghost coal mining town of Bankhead Government of Canada's Sustainable Jobs Plan Stewart's new company Tersa Earth Innovations  Please review our disclaimer at: https://www.arcenergyinstitute.com/disclaimer/  

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Frustration with the water quality in Hudson's Hope is boiling over. The community has had water quality issues ever since switching from surface to underground water and the installation of a new treatment plant in 2021. Mayor Dave Heiberg explains the situation to Daybreak North host Matt Allen.

The Site C dam has cleared a major hurdle, as the West Moberly First Nations have reached a partial settlement with B.C. Hydro and the provincial and federal governments. We'll talk to West Moberly First Nations chief Roland Willson. And in our second half, making friends through gardening. We'll talk about the role gardens play in community.

Chief Roland Wilson talks about the decision by the West Moberly First Nations to accept a partial settlement for the Site C dam and what comes next

West Moberly First Nations Chief Roland Wilson on the partial settlement reached for the Site C dam project. Also, Prince Rupert Mayor Lee Brain previews Tuesday's the state of the city address.

Hey Friends,When it comes to talking about the climate crisis, there is often not a lot of hope, but award winning author Arno Kopecky sheds some light on the promise amidst the peril of it all. Arno is an environmental journalist and author whose work has appeared in the Globe and Mail, The Walrus, the Literary Review of Canada, Reader's Digest, and others. He has authored three books, "The Devil's Curve: A Journey into Power and Profit at the Amazon's Edge" as well as the harrowing tale inspired by his travels up the BC coast "The Oil Man and the Sea" which chronicles the battle to keep oil tankers out of British Columbia's Great Bear Rainforest. His latest work " The Environmentalist's Dilemma Promise and Peril in an Age of Climate Crisis" is the focus of much of our conversation. We had a great time chatting with Arno, who is not just a great writer, but an amazing storyteller. Our conversation covers some of Arno's incredible adventures, his desire to write and share stories as well as his passion for spreading awareness and raising hope in the face of the state of our climate. We know you will love Arno and this episode, he is truly a great thinker, storyteller, and advocate for a better future. Be sure to check out his books, you won't be disappointed! Thanks for tuning in! Z&DLooking for a little more? Visit our Website & follow us on InstagramEpisode Resources:Arno Kopecky: Instagram Book: The Environmentalist's Dilemma Promise and Peril in an Age of Climate Crisis by Arno KopeckyArticle: "Increasing Fossil Fuel Production will not Lead to Peace" by Arno KopeckyArticle: The BC Government Tapes: Climate, Energy and Site C by Arno KopeckyArticle: The BC Government Tapes : Old Growth by Arno KopeckyArticle: Can Canada's Forests Survive Climate Change? by Arno Kopecky Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Christian Zyp interviews Heather Hatch (writer/director/producer) about her documentary WOCHIIGII LO END: OF THE PEACE. It screens as part of FAVA Fest 2022 Tuesday May 24th at 7 pm at The Orange Hub (10045 156 St NW).WOCHIIGII LO END: OF THE PEACE is an in-depth look at the controversies surrounding British Columbia' Site C hydro dam project that has uprooted the Indigenous people in the region who are supposed to be protected by a government treaty signed a century ago.

BC's cold and wet spring leading to flooding concerns for several communities Henry Braun, Mayor of Abbotsford discusses the challenges the wet Spring weather may bring for the community of Abbotsford.  Spencer Coyne, Mayor of Princeton discusses how the rebuild process is coming along after last years floods. Plus, what the community is expecting throughout the wet Spring weather.  Astronomers share 1st photo of ‘gargantuan black hole' at the centre of our galaxy! Dr. Douglas Scott, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of British Columbia discusses the first ever photo of a black hole at the centre of our galaxy  The Jas Johal Show Political Forum: Density in Vancouver and the Broadway Corridor Plan & B.C. Nurses make their voice heard at the legislature On the Political Forum this week  Sandy Garossino - Former Crown Prosecutor and Columnist with the National Observer Stephen Smart - Western Canada General Manager for Hill and Knowlton Strategies, Former Legislative Bureau Chief for CBC & Former Press Secretary to the Premier of B.C.  Premier Horgan says Site C is in “the best interest of British Columbia” after recent visit to controversial project Keith Baldrey, Global BC's Legislative Bureau Chief and Vaughn Palmer, columnist for the Vancouver Sun discuss Premier John Horgan's surprise visit to the Site C Dam Langley City Council issue a motion of censure and sanction against Mayor Val van den Broek Val van den Broek, Mayor of the City of Langley responds as Langley City Council issue a motion of censure and sanction against the Mayor  Happy Birthday Jas Johal! It's Jas' birthday and Jawn Jang & Ryan Lehal thought we should celebrate!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keith Baldrey, Global BC's Legislative Bureau Chief and Vaughn Palmer, columnist for the Vancouver Sun discuss Premier John Horgan's surprise visit to the Site C Dam See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

View From Victoria: We get a local look at politics from the Provincial capital. Guest: Vaughn Palmer, The Vancouver Sun See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Baldrey's Beat: The Pope is planning a visit to Canada in an effort to further reconciliation with residential school survivors. John Horgan stopped by the Site-C dam. Several op-eds suggest Pierre Polievre is too big a risk for the Conservative Party. Tackling the rising trend of violent bullying in schools. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The goal line now within site for B.C.'s Site C power project, onward and upward for another B.C. LNG project, and Canadians on the brink.  Bob Price has your April 19 Orca Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.  

The real reason why Elon Musk said no to joining Twitter's board, a potential legal issue for Site C is on hold, and why B.C. manufacturing sales had another strong month.  Bob Price has your April 14th Orca Business Beat, brought to you by Mundi Hotels.  

Site C is scheduled to be completed at the end of 2025 at the earliest. A year later and costing twice as much as when BC Libs approved. Guest: Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun Columnist

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The Green party candidate weighs in on oil and gas jobs, Site C and the federal election.

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Professor Atwood gives another tour of his lab, this time focusing on Site C. The Professor also explores the benefits and hazards of time travel.

In today's program we return our focus to pressing issues here in British Columbia and wade back into the mucky mire of the Site C dam project. Joining us today is an energy expert, Mr. Robert McCullough. Mr. McCullough has produced a number of reports to date regarding Site C, with the most recent one being published at the end of Feb 2021. Mr. McCullough is the Principal of McCullough Research in Portland, OR, and has been in business for over twenty five years advising governments, utilities, and First Nations on energy, metals, paper, and chemical issues. He has testified repeatedly in state, federal, and provincial courts as well as before Congress and other regulatory bodies. His testimony in front of the Senate Energy Committee is credited with initiating the Enron trading investigations during which time he worked for the U.S. Department of Justice and three western attorneys general. Before starting McCullough Research, Mr. McCullough was an officer at Portland General Corporation where he had responsibilities in finance, power marketing, and rate setting. He was educated at Reed College, Portland State University, and Cornell University in economics and finance. He is a member of the American Economic Association and the American Financial Association. He has also been an adjunct professor and visiting scholar of economics at Portland State University since 1996. To learn more about Mr. McCullough and his work, or to contact him directly to ask a question on this subject, please visit: https://www.mresearch.com

Top stories today: Site-C will go forward And the costs just keep going up. We're looking at an estimated 16 BILLION! (For now.) Many believe this is just the start of more overrun and rising costs.  AstraZeneca approved in Canada It couldn't have come any sooner. The big boon with this vaccine is the fact that it doesn't need extreme cold temperatures.  80's music can help you Relax?  Much more in the full episode! _____________ NAVIGATE THE PODCAST:  Chapter 1 Site-C moving forward Dam it! 16-billion dollars! And yes, that is an increase from previous projections. We talk through the details with Global BC's Richard Zussman.  Chapter 2 Immediate access for those seeking treatment through RAAC's Eric Chapman spoke to Dr. Sharon Vipler, Program Medical director regional department head for addiction services at fraser health, about the RAAC's.  Chapter 3 Astrazeneca approved, how big is this? We talk this through with renowned vaccinologist, Dr. Peter J Hotez Chapter 4 Delta Hospice in breach of lease The lease expired February the 24th, and they have orders to move out which they are currently in violation of. Chapter 5 VPD posing near dead body raising questions Chapter 6 80's music is relaxing, apparently  _____________   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!

Today's panel includes the host of VANCOLOUR podcast, Mo Amir. As well as Stephen Smart, Western Canada General Manager for Hill and Knowlton Strategies Former Legislative Bureau Chief for CBC Former Press Secretary to the Premier of B.C. Topics include: Breaking news about Site C, the COVID-19 situation in schools, and school dress codes.  

Dam it! 16-billion dollars! And yes, that is an increase from previous projections. We talk through the details with Global BC's Richard Zussman. 

Top stories today: Trending now, BC is the Florida of Canada Is this a fair criticism of BC's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic?  High school dress code A high school student is being chastised by the public far and wide, after she was sent home for ‘inappropriate dress'. But, upon seeing the picture, many people believe the school grossly overreacted. Although, some are defending the decision.  Do you fear needles? As we talk more and more about vaccines, how many people are there out there, who can't face the jab?  Much more in the full episode! _____________ NAVIGATE THE PODCAST:  Chapter 1 The state of COVID-19, in the Florida of Canada We are joined by Keith Baldrey for a debrief of sorts, of the COVID-19 briefing which was held at 3 PM today. People are calling B.C. the Florida of Canada. Is this fair?   Chapter 2 Under the sea archaeology could lead to a mammoth discovery A search for something under the sea could have huge implications on the way the world was formed!  Rob Rondeau Research Associate Museum of Archaeology & Ethnography Graduate Student Department of Archaeology Simon Fraser University tells Eric what's going on  Chapter 3 The Political Panel: The fate of site C to be decided Today's panel includes the host of VANCOLOUR podcast, Mo Amir. As well as Stephen Smart, Western Canada General Manager for Hill and Knowlton Strategies Former Legislative Bureau Chief for CBC Former Press Secretary to the Premier of B.C. Topics include: Breaking news about Site C, the COVID-19 situation in schools, and school dress codes. Chapter 4 The hoops a city resident needs to go through to be greener Chapter 5 Student's school clothing stirs heavy debate Who is right and who is wrong? Was this student treated fairly by the school? Is she being treated fairly by the public? Do people need to chill?  Chapter 6 The fear of needles! Would you potentially refuse the vaccine due to your fear of needles? There are people in this boat! _____________   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!

In today's program we return our focus to British Columbia and wade into the mucky mire of the Site C dam project. Joining us today for his second appearance on the show is Ken Boon, President of the Peace Valley Landowners Association. In this episode we will highlight the most recent, and the ongoing problems with the Site C dam project and attempt to provide a comprehensive picture for the voters of BC on this subject prior to the upcoming provincial election. Demand action from you MLA! To learn more about the Site C dam project and to sign some petitions, please visit: Peace Valley Landowners Association Stop Site C Today Lead Now - Stop Work at Site C Peace Valley Site C Petition

Chapter 1: Troubling news out of Europe when it comes to their new cases of COVID-19, and France seems particularly hard hit.  We're connecting with Global News European Bureau Chief Crystal Goomansingh for more. Chapter 2: Global News is reporting there are still fewer than 3 million people who have downloaded the COVID alert app.  Guest: Denis Gagnon, President of BCSI Investigations. Chapter 3: Niki has been trying to get more exercise lately. Her friend who is living with her is crazy about working out. It's also inspiring to hear the story of an 88-year old Langley man who just completed a (virtual) walk around the world. Chapter 4: Every Monday it's a bit nerve-wracking waiting for the 3 p.m. update from Dr. Bonnie Henry when we get data from three days worth of new cases.  Some cautious optimism Friday after just 98 new cases were announced, compared with 148 the day before.  South of the border...four states just reported record increases. Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington Correspondent. Chapter 5: There has been an open letter penned to the premier, calling for a halt to construction at Site C.  It's signed by First Nation leaders, environmentalists and the former president and CEO of BC Hydro Marc Eliesen who joins us now to talk about why they oppose the project moving forward.  Guest:  Marc Eliesen, former President and CEO of BC Hydro Chapter 6: Very exciting news late last week - another baby orca was born in J pod, and researchers were actually there at the time.  Guest: Kelley Balcomb-Bartok, Communications Director with the Pacific Whale Watch Association. Chapter 7: The Canada Emergency Revenue Benefit was a boon for millions who had jobs impacted by the pandemic, but what happens to them now that it has ended?  Some people will be switched to EI, others will get moved to brand new programs that are still getting tweaked. Guest: David Macdonald, Senior Ottawa Economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. Chapter 8: You are probably familiar with the important role that bees play in our environment. The City of Delta has officially been named a Bee City thanks to their efforts to protect and attract these helpful pollinators.  Our Niki Reitmayer spoke to Mel Cheeseman, Director of Corporate Services for the City of Delta

In today's episode we go directly to the provincial capital to hear from the newly elected Green Party Leader of British Columbia, Sonia Furstenau, to learn about the Green Party's official position on several important topics. In this episode we discuss the Site C project, LNG exports, renewable energy, salmon and steelhead and more. Mrs. Furstenau strongly believes that a wholesale change must be made in provincial politics immediately to promote the well being of our environment and all its inhabitants. It is imperative to move from election time scale politics to long term planning and thinking. British Columbia possesses all the resources and talent required to become a world leader in renewable energy given the opportunity. We must stop the corporate handouts and subsidies and invest into our citizens and their ability to thrive. In fact our decisions should be strongly based on what we are creating and leaving for future generations. Bring on Pachamama! To learn more about Sonia Furstenau or the Green Party of BC please visit: Sonia Furstenau Green Party of BC

Chapter 1: Federal employment minister Carla Qualtrough testified at the finance committee yesterday in the hearings on the WE Charity. Guest: Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief. Chapter 2: New Zealand impressed the world by going over 100 days with no new cases of COVID-19. They had seemingly stomped out the virus - and life returned to a near-normal state. They were even holding sporting events with thousands of people in attendance. But that has all come to a screeching halt. A family of four in Auckland tested positive for the virus. As a result, the country immediately went from an Alert Level 1 to an Alert Level 3. Chapter 3: The big conversation today will be about the government announcement that the start of school will be postponed past September 8. Some parents will rejoice at this news, but others will be upset by it. Chapter 4: Real estate in Vancouver is returning to pre-COVID levels but in the Okanagan they're actually seeing a massive increase over July of last year. Guest: Luke Turri, Executive Vice President at Mission Group. Chapter 5: The BC Teachers Federation pushed back IMMEDIATELY when Fleming originally announced the return date and the BC Principals and Vice Principals came out saying they wanted a flexible approach.  Guest: Dan Davies, Liberal Education Critic. Guest: Stephen Price, teacher and education columnist  Chapter 6: The weather has been amazing lately, hiking destinations are packed, everyone is trying to get outside and enjoy it while it lasts.  But what's going to happen to the number of COVID-19 cases when the fall and winter hit and people start socializing indoors more?  Guest: Tim Sly, epidemiologist, professor emeritus at Ryerson University Chapter 7: There have been thousands of earthquakes connected to fracking in BC. Guest: Ben Parfitt, policy analyst at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. Chapter 8: New survey results from Insights West this morning, and we've been talking about school reopening all morning so it's fitting that we bring Steve Mossop on to talk about what British Columbians think about the government's reopening plans.  Guest: Steve Mossop, President at Insights West.

In today's episode we continue our investigative series into British Columbia's energy policies, environmental sustainability, emission levels, Site C Dam, and LNG exports. Our guest today is Dr. Eoin Finn who holds a B.Sc. and Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry, an MBA in International Business, and retired as a Partner at the major Accounting/Consulting firm KPMG. This episode provides digs deep into alternative energy technologies, the Site C dam, proposed LNG exports in British Columbia, and the inter-related relationships between these controversial subjects. Potential solutions are presented to create meaningful economic opportunities and avoid environmental and fiscal bankruptcy. For more information on My Sea to Sky, or to get involved, please visit: My Sea to Sky

Chapter 1: A new report from Deloitte pulls from the recessions in 1990 and 2008 to look at what the lasting impact of the pandemic will be on the people who were hit the hardest.  Matt Laberge is the senior manager of economic advisory at Deloitte Canada and he joins me now to talk about what they found.  Guest: Matt Laberge, Senior Manager, Economic Advisory at Deloitte Canada. Chapter 2: What have your experiences been with contact tracing at restaurants?  Guest: Niki Reitmayer Chapter 3: Massive cost overruns at Site C are being blamed on the pandemic, but the project is also facing issues with the structure of the site they're working on.  Guest: Erik Eberhardt, Director of the Geological Engineering program at UBC. Chapter 4: Does this deal make you more confident to travel? Emirates - who are continually rated as the top airline in the world - are trying to encourage travel by offering to pay for your medical costs, quarantine costs, and even the cost of your funeral if you die! Guest: Niki Reitmayer Chapter 5: Bard on the Beach is back...kinda. If you love the performing arts, then check out Bard Beyond the Beach. This new website features lots of great content from the performers that you've come to love from Vancouver's annual Shakespeare event. Featuring, of course, Christopher Gaze (Founding Artistic Director of Bard on the Beach) who spoke to our Niki Reitmayer about this new online initiative. Chapter 6: With most live concerts cancelled, artists and venues are both struggling to survive.  Well the Mary Winspear Centre in Sidney on Vancouver Island is getting creative with an approach that might serve as a roadmap for other venues in the same position. Guest: Brad Edgett, executive director of the Mary Winspear Centre

View From Victoria:  A local look at politics from the Provincial capital.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer, and Global News reporter Richard Zussman join the show with their take on the day's headlines.

Today's (May 14, 2018) ongoing citizen protest against the Site C dam project coincides with the announcement from the West Moberly First Nations of a decision rendered by the federal government regarding the injunction filed by the West Moberly and others to stop work on the contentious project. They argue Site C contravenes treaties they've signed with the government, and contend they were not properly consulted, and their objections and concerns not heeded properly. There is some confusion on the tape during Barbara's segment due to my misinterpretation of the government announcement. In short, the feds retreat is good news for those wishing to see the project stopped. Here's a link to the release. (https://gorillaradioblog.blogspot.ca/2018/05/feds-throw-ball-back-to-province-takes.html).