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Patrick Johnston is the Canucks beat writer for the Vancouver Province and Vancouver Sun. Dale asks Patrick 1 question about each of the 16 NHL teams in the Eastern Conference. Questions:Metro DivisionCarolina HurricanesDoes Skyler Brindamour make the team?Columbus Blue JacketsDid Gudreau change the modern NHL by showing small guys they could make it?New Jersey DevilsWill Markstrom finally make them as good as all the Hughes and Bratt jock sniffers say they are?New york IslandersWill Roy improve them this year?New York RangersShould I be scandalized by Rempe's off season fight training?Philadelphia FlyersShould I take Michkov with my first pick in fantasy keeper league?Pittsburgh PenguinsIs Crosby the goodest guy ever?Washington CapitalsWill Ovie score 42 goals and break the record?Atlantic DivisionBoston BruinsHow big of an asshole is Don Sweeny for screwing over my Fantasy hockey team because I have Swayman as a keeper?Buffalo SabresIs Lindy Ruff going to kill the entire team in preseason?Detroit Red WingsWhy does Detroit have 7 goalies?Florida PanthersWill the panthers have Stanley Cup hangover?Montreal CanadiensWill Laine make them good again or at least less bad?Ottawa SenatorsIs Ullmark going to take this team to the playoffsTampa Bay LightningWas it worth losing Stamkos to get Guentzel?TorontoWhy is everything they do so annoying even getting a helmet sponsor?Find us:Web outragefactory.comTwitter @OutrageFactPodInsta @outrage_factoryTik Tok @dalederuiterFacebook www.facebook.com/outragefactpodReddit r/OutragefactorypodEmail Outragefactpod@gmail.comCheck out our redbubble swag https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/49661850

Patrick Johnston is the Canucks beat writer for the Vancouver Province and Vancouver Sun. Dale asks Patrick 1 question about each of the 16 NHL teams in the Western Conference. Questions:Central DivisionChicagoShould the blachawks offer sheet swayman?ColoradoIs landedkog going to play ever again?DallasShould every team have a version of Vistory+?MinnesotaDo we care about anything other than Fleury's farewell tour?NashvilleMustard Stamkos?St LouisAre the Blues the slimiest team in the league? UtahWouldn't it be hilarious if they called themselves the coyotes after all that?WinnipegHow weird is it that Perfetti an unsigned RFA was the representative for the Jets in vegas at NHL media tourPacific DivisionAnaheim With Gudas as the champ will they be the most penalized team again 1108 mins?CalgaryWill we see a complete fire sale? (Pun intended)EdmontonWith the league getting younger overall is it a good plan for them to get a bunch of old guysLos Angeles Did Rob Blake's Pierre Luc Dubois sized mistake trigger a rebuild?San Jose Smith, cellibrini and askarov…will the sharks be low key good?SeattleWill Shane Wright finally live up to his draft day ego?VancouverIs it demkos hipsVegasWhere is Lehner?Find us:Web outragefactory.comTwitter @OutrageFactPodInsta @outrage_factoryTik Tok @dalederuiterFacebook www.facebook.com/outragefactpodReddit r/OutragefactorypodEmail Outragefactpod@gmail.comCheck out our redbubble swag https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/49661850

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - For the final time...the intro to Season 18 of The Pipeline Show [1:26] - News and Notes from around the CHL, CJHL and more [14:25] - Steve Ewen from the Vancouver Province is back on the program to talk about news from the Vancouver Giants - in search of a new coach, drafted players in the NHL and CHL Import drafts and what Wenatchee adds to the WHL's western conference. [35:12] - It's a lengthy conversation, on a myriad of topics, with the new President and Commissioner of the USHL; Glenn Hefferan. [1:13:05] - Chris Peters from Flo Hockey is the final guest of Season 18 as he previews next week's Hlinka-Gretzky Cup featuring a ton of 2024 draft eligible players.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0;00] - Season 18 intro for The Pipeline Show [1:26] - Guy begins the episode with immediate reaction from the 2023 World Junior Championship and some action on the CHL trade deadline front. [18:03] - The 2023 Draft Spotlight shines on Cole Knuble of the USHL's Fargo Force. The top team's top scorer was passed over in 2022 but won't be again in 2023. [37:13] - Steve Ewen covers the Western Hockey League for the Vancouver Province. The WHL trade deadline is closing in quickly so Steve shares some thoughts on who needs to do what by getting whom. [59:09] - The second half of the NCAA hockey season gets going in full force this weekend so to set the stage of what's happened so far and what he's expecting over the next few months, it's Adam Wodon from College Hockey News. [1:21:46] - Guy wraps it up for the week

0:00:00 Introduction Richard Saunders 0:03:36 Claire Klingenberg for Skepticon 2022 Claire Klingenberg is the president of the European Council of Skeptical Organisations. She has been involved in the skeptic movement since 2013 as co-organiser of the Czech Paranormal Challenge. https://www.clairek.com 0:14:04 Take Stock - With Shelley Stocken Does Naturopathy work? The truth about ‘natural' medicine. Recent reports of a Sydney naturopath allegedly endangering the life of a baby; the son of a naturopath shunning radiotherapy for “alternative therapies”; and a disgraced Gold Coast doctor turning to naturopathy rather than maintaining her registration raises the question, what's the deal with naturopathy? (From 2016) http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/does-naturopathy-work-the-truth-about-natural-medicine/news-story/ebba033e2bad6801f736db1a9235cc9e 0:20:56 A Major Battle Won in the Continuing War on Homeopathy Fraud On Thursday, a three judge panel for the D.C. Court of Appeals reversed the dismissal of suits the Center for Inquiry brought against Walmart and CVS over claims that they deceived customers by marketing fake medicine as if it were real. Walmart and CVS shelve homeopathic products alongside real medicine. This placement is deceptive to consumers who can easily confuse it for scientifically-tested products that provably work – which they are not. https://centerforinquiry.org/blog/score-one-for-the-good-guys-a-major-battle-won-in-the-continuing-war-on-homeopathy-fraud 0:27:50 Alternative health clinics face closure The NSW health watchdog has been given the power to shut alternative health clinics, including naturopaths and chiropractors, for not complying with its code of conduct. https://www.facebook.com/AustralianSkepticsIn Press Conference NSW Minster for Health 2002 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pXs4Gwy3o0 0:34:04 A Dive into a Trove A wander through the decades of digitised newspapers on a search for references to "Ghosts in Canada". With special guest reader Adrienne Hill. The Calgary Albertan - 22nd June, 1912   The Vancouver Province - 24th November, 1996 The Winnipeg Free Press - 28th October, 2012 https://www.calgary.ca/arts-culture/heritage-sites/city-hall-ghosts.html Also Australian Skeptics National Convention 2022 Science & Skepticism in a changed world 3 - 4 December, National Library of Australia, Canberra https://skepticon.org.au

We start with some thoughts on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Then we discuss the notion, circulating among some MSM opinion writers, that the Charter will become "less relevant" if the CAQ is re-elected in Quebec because Legault will continue to invoke the notwithstanding clause. Where have they been for the last two-and-a-half years while the Charter has been trampled by federal and provincial governments with their Covid responses? John then analyzes PM Trudeau's threats that more lockdowns are coming this winter if Canadians don't get the booster.Daily Mail, Sep 8, 2022: How news of the Queen's death was revealed on TVCHEK News, Apr 17, 2022: Constitution, Charter of Rights and Freedoms signed 40 years agoCTV, Jun 15, 2015: Queen Elizabeth marks Magna Carta anniversaryThe Canadian Press via Toronto Sun, Aug 20, 2022: Convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber face trial in September 2023CanLII: Roncarelli v. Duplessis, 1959 CanLII 50 (SCC)CTV, Sep 6, 2022: 'Charter may quickly become less relevant': Why Canadians outside of Quebec should care about the provincial electionRowan Czech-Maurice in The Counter Signal, Sep 7, 2022: I crossed the border using Trudeau's Blackface PhotosCBC, Sep 12, 2018: Doug Ford's use of notwithstanding clause sparks fears it will embolden others to invoke itTrue North, Sep 5, 2022: Trudeau says Covid is not done with Canada, urges 80-90% of Canadians to get booster shotYahoo News, Dec 17, 2021: Joe Biden warns of ‘winter of death' for the unvaccinated, with Omicron ‘here now and spreading'CanLII: Chaoulli v. Quebec (Attorney General), 2005 SCC 35 Vancouver Province, Sep 9, 2022: About half of Canadians either can't find a family doctor or wait longer than a week for an appointment: pollEvening Standard via MSN, Sep 8, 2022: Number of patients in England waiting for hospital treatment rises to record 6.8 millionBrendan O'Neill in Spiked, Sep 7, 2022: The ideology of lockdown is a menace to societyTheme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave StevensSupport the show

Roy L Hales/ Cortes Currents - When the Union Steamship company started operations, in 1889, there was a single ship servicing Burrard Inlet. Three years later they expanded their market to include the canneries, logging camps and small communities springing up along the coast. The first reference to a ship stopping in Whaletown is found in an 1899 story in the VANCOUVER PROVINCE.  “There was  an elderly gentleman from Whaletown who had come down on the ship for medical reasons. He'd been ill for some time. His name was Hitchcock and I have actually found no listing of him in the gazettes or the early census listing. I have no idea what his occupation was, whether he was a logger or a farmer,” explained Lynne Jordan, former President of the Cortes Island Museum and author of a manuscript about Whaletown's history. She mentioned steamships with names like the ‘Comox,' the ‘Coquitlam' and the ‘Chelosin.'  A lot of people called the latter ‘Charlie Olson' because it was easier to say than ‘Chelosin.' Most ships came to in Whaletown at some point, often going to Mansons Landing either before or afterward. Other ships serviced Squirrel Cove and the Eastern side of Cortes Island.  Big wharfs were built to accomodate those big steamships, in many rural coastal communities.  Whaletown was no different. There was a small, long wharf when Moses Ireland owned the property. After he left, in 1893, the Drinkwaters added a small store and post office off what is now Bayview Road. The Thompsons “ … built a bigger wharf so that the ships could come in more easily and safely to unload In downtown. It was considered downtown because so many things that were there. There was the store, of course, and eventually there was fuel supplies, but there was also the post office, the library, the church, the clinic and the school just up the road,” explained Jordan.  “The Union Steamships really were a necessity of life for all those living along the coast. They were the connection to the outside world and they delivered supplies that had been ordered from stores and places in Vancouver.”

It's the eve of our NFL Fantasy Draft! We debate some strategy and futures bets with the Beisel Twins.  Patrick Johnston from the Vancouver Province joins for an outlook on the Canucks.

The Jim Pattison Group has grown over the years to now employ more than 51,000 people. It started more than 60 years ago with a three-pump gas station and a two-car showroom. On the latest edition of Today in BC, Jim Pattison explains he worked hard as an entrepreneurial teenager. “Before high school, I used to sell garden seeds door-to-door in the springtime and so then I got into selling magazine subscriptions for the Saturday Evening Post and the Ladies Home Journal," he said. "Then after that, I got a job working for the Vancouver Province, after school on the late edition.” With a $40,000 loan from the Royal Bank, Pattison was able to open a new Pontiac dealership, his first in 1961. As his businesses flourished, Pattison was involved in a wide variety of investments, including two hockey teams in the fledgling World Hockey Association, the Vancouver Blazers and the Calgary Cowboys. The league began in 1972 and folded in 1979. “I think it failed because the teams really didn't have financial sound owners," said Pattison. "They couldn't last. The NHL was THE league and this was the junior league. They didn't get the attendance and of course, to get the players, you had to have a lot of money. Other than the folks in Toronto they had money behind them, but the rest of us didn't have much money.” Pattison Group has 30 operating divisions, including the auto, grocery, media and entertainment industries. Pattison says that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected almost everything. “The whole distribution system and supply for manufacturing all over the country has some degree of trouble and it is a very big issue," he said. "We're gaining ground as far as supply is concerned, but the number one issue today is the supply to factories and then the factories to the retailers. Some industries are better than others, but the whole industry today, that at least the things we're involved in, the trouble is supply - everything is gaining ground, but overall we still are not back to normal in most businesses.” When asked about whether he thinks about retiring, the 92-year-old replied: “I have never thought about it. Not once. If you like what you do, why would you quit?” If you have suggestions or comments, send a voice message to podcast@blackpress.ca you may be part of our audio podcast mailbag segment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grateful to chat with Ian Forbes of Duncan BC. Ian is as unique a character in the fly fishing/ outdoors as you will find. A legend on BC waters and his writing has influenced many a rod. He actually shared the river with Roderick Haig Brown, wrote for BC Outdoors for many years and the Vancouver Province, his first article was published in 1958. Retired from the Ministry of Forests. Ian shares his fly fishing journey with us, we talk motorcycles, water colors, Johnny Cash, Steelhead, trout, Kingfishers, FlyBC and much more.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - The Intro for Season 17 of The Pipeline Show [1:25] - Guy begins the episode with a number of updates from junior and college hockey plus thoughts on Claude Giroux. [17:35] - Adam Wodon from College Hockey News sets up championship weekend in NCAA conference play as all 6 titles will be claimed setting up the NCAA tournament. Plus news on Lindenwood joining NCAA Div 1. [46:58] - The 2022 Draft Spotlight shines on North Bay Battalion defenceman Ty Nelson. The former 1st overall pick in the OHL Priority Selection is considered by most as a 1st rounder this summer. [1:06:10] - Another player is featured in the 2022 Draft Spotlight, this time it's Kevin Anderson from the Hounds of Notre Dame. The Princeton recruit had a fantastic season in the SJHL. [1:24:36] - The final guest this week is Vancouver Province scribe Steve Ewen who clears up the picture in the WHL's western conference. [1:38:00] - Wrapping up the episode for the week and looking ahead to what is in store.

One of our favourite guests, Steve Ewen, dropped by to look at the state of the Vancouver Giants, the newspaper industry, the current covid crisis in The WHL, the upcoming trade deadline, and much more. Subscribe to your local paper

Today on Leafs Lunch, Julia Tocheri and Mike DiStefano are joined by TSN hockey analyst Mike Johnson to discuss Jason Spezza's in-person hearing with the Department of Player Safety and the head coaching changes across the NHL. Then Julia and Mike talk to Canucks writer for the Vancouver Province, Ben Kuzma, about what lead to the dismissal of Travis Green and Jim Benning.

About Rowena List: At the heart of Getting It Together is founder Rowena List. Rowena's 25+ years of experience and expertise in “getting it together” are multi-faceted – being a successful entrepreneur, speaker, and coach/trainer, have all played an important role in honing Rowena's natural ability to harness and teach others the best practices for getting – and staying – organized, and for maximizing one's time. Rowena's non-judgmental, supportive and caring nature, along with her irresistible energy and enthusiasm makes working with her feel ‘safe' and empowering – whether it's a full-scale de-clutter and re-organize or move scenario, or coaching and training on how to master all sources of ‘incoming', to-dos and commitments. Rowena's highly interactive speaking engagements have spanned the globe and her organizational tips have led to numerous media attention, including Breakfast TV, Global TV, and Fanny Keifer. You may have also heard her on CBC Radio or read her de-cluttering tips in More magazine, Canadian Living, Vancouver Sun, and The Vancouver Province.  What We Discuss In This Episode: Rowena shares how you can go from overwhelm to calm in just 15 minutes a day. Many of us feel overwhelmed by some space in our homes. Maybe it's your home office or even your kitchen, but you can clean the clutter from your physical space to have more peace of mind without taking days upon end to do it. Rowena explains the key to time management not only if you have a corporate job, but even if you're working from home or you're a busy entrepreneur. The great news is that taking these simple steps can lead to easier weight loss and better wellness, not to mention decluttering your mind so you have better mental health.  Rowena motivates us to take these small steps for BIG results. Free Resources from Rowena List: To get your starter kit, go to https://www.gettingittogether.ca/, scroll down, and sign up. Connect with Rowena List: Website: https://gettingittogether.ca LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rowenalist/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/www.gettingittogether.ca YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMcjOCWSWaIBtw9CR3cLxfg   Connect with Lynne: If you are looking for a community of like-minded women on a journey - just like you are - to improved health and wellness, overall balance, and increased confidence, check out Lynne's private community in The Energized & Healthy Women's Club. It's a supportive and collaborative community where the women in this group share tips and solutions for a healthy and holistic lifestyle. (Discussions include things like weight management, eliminating belly bloat, wrangling sugar gremlins, and overcoming fatigue, recipes, strategies, and much more so women can feel energized, healthy, confident, and joyful each day. Website:  https://holistic-healthandwellness.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/holistichealthandwellnessllc The Energized Healthy Women's Club:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/energized.healthy.women Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lynnewadsworth   Free Resource: Hot flashes? Low Energy? Difficulty with weight management? If MID-LIFE & MENOPAUSE are taking their toll then I've got a solution for you! I've taken all my very best strategies and solutions to help you feel energized, vibrant, lighter & healthy, and compiled them into this FREE resource! Thrive in midlife and beyond - download my guide here: https://holistic-healthandwellness.com/thrive-through-menopause/   Did You Enjoy The Podcast? If you enjoyed this episode please let us know! 5-star reviews for the Living Life Naturally podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, or Stitcher are greatly appreciated. This helps us reach more women struggling to live through midlife and beyond. Thank you. Together, we make a difference!

About Rowena List: At the heart of Getting It Together is founder Rowena List. Rowena's 25+ years of experience and expertise in “getting it together” are multi-faceted – being a successful entrepreneur, speaker, and coach/trainer, have all played an important role in honing Rowena's natural ability to harness and teach others the best practices for getting – and staying – organized, and for maximizing one's time. Rowena's non-judgmental, supportive and caring nature, along with her irresistible energy and enthusiasm makes working with her feel ‘safe' and empowering – whether it's a full-scale de-clutter and re-organize or move scenario, or coaching and training on how to master all sources of ‘incoming', to-dos and commitments. Rowena's highly interactive speaking engagements have spanned the globe and her organizational tips have led to numerous media attention, including Breakfast TV, Global TV, and Fanny Keifer. You may have also heard her on CBC Radio or read her de-cluttering tips in More magazine, Canadian Living, Vancouver Sun, and The Vancouver Province.  What We Discuss In This Episode: Rowena shares how you can go from overwhelm to calm in just 15 minutes a day. Many of us feel overwhelmed by some space in our homes. Maybe it's your home office or even your kitchen, but you can clean the clutter from your physical space to have more peace of mind without taking days upon end to do it. Rowena explains the key to time management not only if you have a corporate job, but even if you're working from home or you're a busy entrepreneur. The great news is that taking these simple steps can lead to easier weight loss and better wellness, not to mention decluttering your mind so you have better mental health.  Rowena motivates us to take these small steps for BIG results. Free Resources from Rowena List: To get your starter kit, go to https://www.gettingittogether.ca/, scroll down, and sign up. Connect with Rowena List: Website: https://gettingittogether.ca LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rowenalist/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/www.gettingittogether.ca YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMcjOCWSWaIBtw9CR3cLxfg   Connect with Lynne: If you are looking for a community of like-minded women on a journey - just like you are - to improved health and wellness, overall balance, and increased confidence, check out Lynne's private community in The Energized & Healthy Women's Club. It's a supportive and collaborative community where the women in this group share tips and solutions for a healthy and holistic lifestyle. (Discussions include things like weight management, eliminating belly bloat, wrangling sugar gremlins, and overcoming fatigue, recipes, strategies, and much more so women can feel energized, healthy, confident, and joyful each day. Website:  https://holistic-healthandwellness.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/holistichealthandwellnessllc The Energized Healthy Women's Club:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/energized.healthy.women Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lynnewadsworth   Free Resource: Hot flashes? Low Energy? Difficulty with weight management? If MID-LIFE & MENOPAUSE are taking their toll then I've got a solution for you! I've taken all my very best strategies and solutions to help you feel energized, vibrant, lighter & healthy, and compiled them into this FREE resource! Thrive in midlife and beyond - download my guide here: https://holistic-healthandwellness.com/thrive-through-menopause/   Did You Enjoy The Podcast? If you enjoyed this episode please let us know! 5-star reviews for the Living Life Naturally podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pandora, or Stitcher are greatly appreciated. This helps us reach more women struggling to live through midlife and beyond. Thank you. Together, we make a difference!

Patrick Johnston of the Vancouver Province joins Israel Fehr and Alex Blair to discuss the potential changes coming to the Vancouver Canucks organization. Why the Aquilini family suddenly feels like major changes are necessary. Who is involved in the discussion? Who may be under consideration? How much the Canucks brand has been negatively impacted on the past decade.

May 15th episode of On Air with Israel Fehr and Alex Blair Change is happening at Canucks Sports and Entertainment. What we know; The Aquilinis are huddling (hopefully in a bunker) and discussing the future of the Canucks organization and management. Change is going to happen. Who is likely gone and how far reaching will it go? Israel and Alex explain what they know, what they believe is happening and what needs to happen for a successful attempt at reinstilling fan confidence. NHL playoffs start tonight. A preview of the matchups and predictions on each series. 45:00 - Patrick Johnston from the Vancouver Province joins to discuss what he is hearing about changes within the Canucks and discussing possible candidates for a new look Canucks management. In their weekly media spotlight; Alex highlights "15 Years, 3 Stanley Cups and Brotherhood: Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin's Powerful, Quiet Relationship” - The Athletic by Josh Yohe and Rob Rossi. A thoroughly reported piece of feature writing on the relationship between Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin Israel highlights Michael Wilbon's honouring at the Basketball Hall of Fame and the terrific Origins Podcast episode about ESPN's Pardon the Interruption.

In this episode, Rowena List, fellow Professional Organizer, shares her many years of experience and expertise about getting and staying organized. Rowena reminds us that just like hiring a plumber or roofer, there should be no shame to have someone help you get organized. Highlights From This Episode: 4 different kinds of clutter and ways to work through each one Keeping things because of the 3 deadliest words What you can do to ease the attachment to the things you are decluttering How clutter in your life affects your decision making Using a daily simple 15-minute system to keep on track Links & Resources From This Episode:   Quotes:   ‘Live simply so other may simply live’  Mother Teresa       ‘Don’t let possessions possess you’  Unknown Resources: www.gettingittogether.ca  ‘10 Tips on Getting Your Home Organized’   More About Rowena List At the heart of Getting It Together is founder Rowena List. Rowena’s 25+ years of experience and expertise in “getting it together” are multi-faceted – being a successful entrepreneur, speaker and coach/trainer, have all played an important role in honing Rowena’s natural ability to harness and teach others the best practices for getting – and staying – organized, and for maximizing one’s time. Rowena’s non-judgmental, supportive and caring nature, along with her irresistible energy and enthusiasm make working with her feel ‘safe’ and empowering – whether it’s a full-scale de-clutter and re-organize or move scenario, or coaching and training on how to master all sources of ‘incoming’, to-do’s and commitments. Rowena’s highly interactive speaking engagements have spanned the globe and her organizational tips have led to numerous media attention, including Breakfast TV, Global TV and Fanny Keifer. You may have also heard her on CBC Radio or read her de-cluttering tips in More magazine, Canadian Living, Vancouver Sun, and The Vancouver Province.   Awesome FREE Resources for YOU!   Power of 3 Daily Planner Check out our other podcast guests!   Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below!   Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device.   Leave us an iTunes review Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They expose our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave a review on iTunes.   Val Low is a digital & efficiency expert to entrepreneurs to clear the business clutter and thrive. Through her Focus&Freedom™ Method many entrepreneurs have experienced more focus, time and freedom. Val shows entrepreneurs how to calm the overwhelm and distractions with focus and efficiency strategies and tools that enable them to have the freedom to do the things that matter most in their business and life. Through her Magnify Your Brand™ program, entrepreneurs and experts clarify their message that attracts their ideal clients, a brand experience that people love to talk about and setting up in a one place online platform that makes it easier for entrepreneurs to spend time in their expertise.   Visit Val’s Website: https://vallow.me/   Connect with Val on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ValLow.page/   Connect with Val on Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/val-low

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Steve Ewen, who covers the Vancouver Giants for the Province, is this week's guest in preparation for Saturday's Teddy Bear Toss game on Saturday against Vancouver. Follow Steve on Twitter (@steveewen). Josh also answers your questions at the end of the episode. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tips-talk/id1445649208?mt=2), Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/1lUn2vgYNvGr1FkUbMqgWH?si=U0w_8vvpSLCargksaDp9rg), Stitcher (www.stitcher.com/podcast/tips-talk?refid=stpr), Google Play or anywhere else you get your podcasts. Follow Josh Horton on Twitter (@joshhortonEDH) or like his Facebook page (www.facebook.com/JoshHortonTips/). Thanks for listening!

Tax changes on the horizon GUEST: Muriel Protzer TITLE: CFIB Policy Analyst for BC   Province gives $4.93M boost to school-based gang prevention program GUEST: Janet Brown TITLE: CKNW Senior Reporter   It's time to head to the box office! Movie guy Steve Stebbing is here to help steer you to the right theatre this weekend. GUEST: Steve Stebbing TITLE: Movie connoisseur and critic! You can find him on twitter @theStevilDead or at SteveStebbing.ca   Navigating Long-Term Care Education Campaign  GUEST: Leslie Torresen TITLE: Manager of Recreation, Volunteers and Community Relations Normanna Care Home GUEST:Ruben Goinden TITLE: Executive Director, Normanna Care Home   Mo Amir is here to talk about his experience going vegan  GUEST:Mo Amir TITLE: Host, VanCOLOUR podcast   Political Panel w/ Alan Fryer and Sandy Garossino GUEST: Sandy Garossino TITLE: former Crown prosecutor and columnist with the National Observer GUEST: Stephen Smart TITLE: Western Canada General Manager for Hill and Knowlton Strategies. Former Legislative Bureau Chief for CBC, former Press Secretary to the Premier of B.C.    Chantal Kreviazuk is in town for a concert in North Vancouver GUEST: Chantal Kreviazuk TITLE:  Singer Songwriter     

Ambrose J. Small was a wealthy theater manager who disappeared without a trace on the evening of December 2, 1919 near one of his theaters in Toronto, Ontario. There was no shortage of theories and possibilities as to what happened. Was it the long-suffering wife? The obsessive, clingy mistress? The secretary who had robbed him? Or someone else? Part of the Straight Up Strange Network: https://www.straightupstrange.com/ My Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/forgdark/ Opening music from https://filmmusic.io. "Dark Child" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com). License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Closing music by Soma. SOURCES Lethbridge Herald, January 14, 1925. “$65,000 was set aside to trace Ambrose Small.” Montreal Gazette, November 13, 1922. “Allege effort to blackmail in Small case.” Regina Leader-Post, June 5, 1922. “Ambrose Small case confession called forgery.” Winnipeg Tribune, November 25, 1936. “Ambrose Small not man found by detectives.” Montreal Gazette, August 16, 1921. “Arrested when he bared his head.” Boston Post, December 5, 1920. “Bares torture in kidnapping of Canadian.” Santa Ana Register, August 15, 1921. “Believe Small is alive.” Ottawa Citizen, November 25, 1920. “Doughty and detective are on their way.” Montreal Gazette, November 25, 1920. “Doughty says absconded when panic stricken.” Vancouver Sun, December 31, 1920. “Doughty sent up for trial, theft charge.” Ottawa Citizen, December 31, 1920. “Ex-janitor and wife to testify against Doughty.” Montreal Gazette, November 26, 1920. “Excavation of dump for Small body planned.” Winnipeg Tribune, November 14, 1928. “Former Small maid gone from asylum.” Ottawa Journal, December 19, 1924. “Hoping arrest of Doughty to solve mystery.” Ottawa Citizen, November 25, 1920. “Hotelman would see detective.” Montreal Gazette, June 26, 1922. “Is Small in bay?” Saskatoon Daily Star, April 5, 1922. “Lost millionaire dead to world but legally alive to law.” Spokane Spokesman-Review, April 22, 1923. “Man exploited as lost millionaire unknown cripple.” Des Moines Tribune, August 16, 1921. “Mystery gives way to strange acts of sleuth.” Salt Lake Tribune, November 4, 1928. “New Langsner move in Small case expected.” Winnipeg Tribune, November 16, 1928. “New Orleans opera house, scene of glorious triumphs, now a mass of ruins.” Musical America, December 13, 1919. “Not Small, declare Sackett and Hogarth.” Des Moines Tribune, August 16, 1921. “Nothing overlooked by police searching for Ambrose Small.” Vancouver Province, December 3, 1920. “Only vague chance.” Montreal Gazette, November 26, 1920. “Paris knows nothing of Ambrose J. 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There’s a sense deja vu filtering through the airwaves this week around the province of B.C. with return of Varsity Letters — The Podcast.   Long a weekly staple during my years at The Vancouver Province, we’re back for the first time since 2016, right here at Varsity Letters.   This week, we’re honoured to have as our first two guests: New Westminster Hyacks head football coach Farhan Lalji, and UBC Thunderbirds men’s basketball coach Kevin Hanson.   You can find the podcast right here each week at Varsity Letters, at Apple Music, or wherever you find your podcasts.  

Get caught up on the details behind Brock Boeser's restricted free agency, the contract extension for G.M. Jim Benning and more on the Canucks off-season from the Vancouver Province's Ben Kuzma. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

El Paso mass shooting (suspect Patrick Crusius admits targeting Mexicans). And remarkable experience at Dallas airport. From Gillam, Manitoba, from where he has been reporting for Global News, we're joined by GN reporter Joe Scarpelli. Gun violence and societal violence is a public health issue. So declares Dr. Gary Slutkin, epidemiologist, former hea of the World Health Organization's Intervention Development Unit and Professor of Epidemiology and Interventional Health at the University of Illinois/Chicago School of Public Health. Dr. Slutkin is the founder of the international NGO Cure Violence launched in one of the most violent sections of Chicago and saw shootings reduced 67% in its first year.  The Cure Violence program has been adopted internationally (including in Canada - Halifax and Alberta). The federal Liberals have named their candidate to oppose now independent MP and former Liberal attorney general and Minister of Justice Jody Wilson-Raybould in the riding of Vancouver-Granville.  The Liberals candidate will be Taleeb Noormohamed, a previous Liberal candidate in a different Vancouver riding (he lost). Noormohamed also worked in the Privy Council Office during the terms of Jean Chretien and Paul Martin as Prime Ministers.  So what is likely to happen in Vancouver-Granville on October 21? Manitobans will hear in days when they will vote for their next provincial government. A precursor to October 21 federally? Conservative Premier Brian Pallister one of the six conservative premiers challenging Trudeau on Bills C-48 & C-69. - Guests: Jackson Proskow. Washington bureau chief, Global News. Joe Scarpelli. Global News Reporter. Dr. Gary Slutkin. Founder: Cure Violence. Named One of 16 Global Heroes by Together for Girls Safe Magazine.  Mike Smyth. Vancouver Province columnist an CKNW host. Richard Cloutier. Co-host of News on 680 CJOB and senior reporter Global News (from Winnipeg). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The statement from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe regarding the passage of Bills C-48 and C-69 begins: "The passage of Bills C-69 and C-48 marks a dark chapter for our energy and industrial sectors, and is deeply concerning for our government and all those that value the economic prosperity of our nation........."      Guest:  Scott Moe, Premier of Saskatchewan. Toronto Mayor John Tory and Raptors superfan Nav Bhatia have launched a website to give Kawhi Leonard 'space.'  "To all the fans all over Canada ... Let him enjoy his privacy right now with his family. Just leave him alone. Let him enjoy the city. We want him to stay. We are not giving him the space which he deserves to have" writes Bhatia. The website is: Kawhi U Should Stay.com.  Guest: Professor Adam Earnheardt, Youngstown State University. Global News:  Hezbollah operative collected information on Toronto's Pearson airport. Guest: Stewart Bell, National online investigative journalist, Global News. This week has been full of controversy and anger over the federal government passing Bills C-69 and C-48, as well as an announcement by the Trudeau Liberals that TMX construction will begin. Mike Smyth of the Vancouver Province columns has a headline stating, “Back to the barricades in pipeline fight & pipeline reality check: Bitumen is being shipped through B.C. already.” Guest:  Mike Smyth, Vancouver Province / CKNW. Renata Ford, late wife of former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, will run as a candidate for the People's Party of Canada. How prepared is the PPC for the federal election and what is leader Maxime Bernier's view of Bills C-69 and C-48 as well as the Liberals' announcement that TMX construction will proceed? Guest: Maxime Bernier. Leader: People's Party of Canada. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show Podcast - 'The fight of your life.': In a Postmedia exclusive, Mark Norman tells his side of the story.'  Vice-Admiral Norman told Ottawa Citizen reporter David Pugliese how his life unfolded after on April 6, 2017, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau predicted the Admiral would see the inside of a Canadian court room.  Money laundering in the multiples ($7.4) billions of dollars. British Columbia's attorney general says "the party's over."   Angus Reid poll.  Gas pain: Four-in-ten say rising prices at the pump are making it harder to afford necessities.  Nationally, Canadians are feeling the gasoline price hikes pain. Depending on political philosophy Canadians are blaming high fuel taxes or oil company greed for increases at the pump.  So what's the truth? - Guests: David Pugliese,  Ottawa Citizen reporter Mike Smyth, Columnist, Vancouver Province, CKNW host Shachi Kurl. Executive VP, Angus Reid Institute Dan McTeague. Senior petroleum analyst, Gasbuddy.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show Podcast - The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal decided 3-2 against the province's challenge. They ruled that the federal government has the constitutional right to impose a carbon tax on the province.  Now Saskatchewan will appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. Premier Scott Moe joins Roy to give his thoughts on what is next, and on the division in Canada. Meanwhile, Dan Kelly, President and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, was extremely disappointed by the ruling. He has written an op-ed piece in which he says Ottawa is leaving small businesses to pay the heaviest price for its climate agenda.  Is Canada closing in on a real constitutional crisis? If Alberta, its new Premier and his government decides to put Bill B-12 in play and close the taps to oil shipments from the province to British Columbia, we may very well be. But such a move would be in retaliation for the B.C. government's opposition to TMX and increased pipelines crossing the province from Alberta to tidewater for export to international markets. We ask two opinion journalists – Lorne Gunter from Alberta and Mike Smyth from British Columbia – for their takes on the provincial tensions, how we got here and what might come next. During a protest against the Ford government some protestors brought out a guillotine and staged a mock execution of Ontario Premier Doug Ford at Queens Park in Toronto. The Premier and his government have spoken out against this action, as have as other politicians like federal NDP MP Charlie Angus. The father of an autistic student sent an email to the provincial NDP leader and a teacher's union leader, describing how the mock execution is causing extreme distress for his son who considers Premier Ford to be his friend. The Angus Reid Institute writes, following national polling, that Liberal support continues to drop as left-of-centre voters search for alternatives. - Guests: Scott Moe, Premier of Saskatchewan Dan Kelley, President and of the CEO: Canadian Federation of Independent Business Lorne Gunter, Edmonton Sun Mike Smyth, Vancouver Province & CKNW Steve Smith,  Father of autistic teen Ian Holliday, Angus Reid Institute Research Associate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show - Maxime Bernier and his People's Party of Canada will face the electorate in Monday's federal byelections in Burnaby South, B.C. - as well as in byelections in Outremont, Quebec and York Simcoe, Ontario. This is the first A first real test for the People's Party of Canada, in its quest to form the national government in the October 21, federal election. PPC founder and leader Maxime Bernier Democracy Watch co-founder and law professor Duff Conacher continues to challenge the involvement of federal ethics commissioner Mario Dion in the Trudeau - Wilson-Raybould issue. Dion was appointed by the Trudeau cabinet and without engagement by the opposition parties as required by the Canada Parliament Act. Conacher write that "any committee of MPs is a Kangaroo Court, as they are all partisan.  Fully independent investigation needed."  He joins Roy to expand on this. Brian Peckford was Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador for twelve years.  Mr. Peckford, in two blog pieces this week, is very critical of the use of the Clerk of the Privy Council to defend the federal government in the Trudeau/Wilson-Raybould/SNC-Lavalin/PMO issue and particularly the CBC for its reporting of the situation. The National Energy Board gave TMX the green light, and there is a developing scandal in the B.C. legislature. Roy brings on CKNW host Mike Smyth to cover these issues and address how the byelection in Surrey could decide the fate of NDP leadership. Jussie Smollett continues to insist he is telling the truth, that he is the victim of a racist attack, and he has hired a legal defense to take his "I'm innocent" position to court. Meanwhile Smollett has been charged criminally as the perpetrator of a racist hoax, and was directly challenged by the Chicago Police Commissioner. Many, like Democrat Senators Kamala Harris and Cory Booker, tweeted their immediate support for Smollett and his claim. And some voices are saying Smollett's case should still be used to attract attention to the hate directed toward the LGBTQ and black communities. First Roy speaks with Dean of Helms School of Government and author Ron Miller, to get his perspective on how the Smollett case will affect those who want to step forward with their own - Guests: Maxime Bernier, Leader of the People's Party of Canada Duff Conacher, of DemocracyWatch.ca  Brian Peckford, former premier of Newfoundland and Labrador Mike Smyth. Political columnist, Vancouver Province.  CKNW host. Ron Miller, African American, U.S. Air Force veteran, Author of ‘SELLOUT: Musings From Uncle Tom's Porch' and Dean of the Helms School of Government at Liberty University Dr. Lauren A. Wright. Lecturer in Politics and Public Affairs at Princeton University where she teaches courses on the American Presidency and Executive Power, Women in Politics and Political Communication See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show Podcast - Global News analysis reveals provinces across Canada largely fail to successfully tackle these financial crimes, with roughly three quarters of people accused going free.  The conviction rate is about 27%.  "It's scandalous" said forensic accountant Matt McGuire, who previously worked for FINTRAC, Canada's watchdog against money laundering.  "It's quite clear the system isn't working. It's mind boggling." Roy is joined by Andrew Russel, the national online investigative journalist with Global News who covered this story. In B.C., opinion is strongly in favour of a public inquiry into organized crime and money laundering in the province. In fact, in a province-wide poll conducted by IPSOS for Global News, a B.C. money laundering public inquiry is backed by every demographic that was asked. Roy speaks with CKNW host and columnist with the Vancouver Province Mike Smyth, and later with Vice President of IPSOS Sean Simson The campaign for the October 21 federal election is clearly unofficially already underway. Two key regions in Canada for the vote are the Western provinces and Quebec. Angus Reid polling continues its review of Western Canadian attitude with its most recent polling release showing voters west of Ontario are open to a new 'Western Canada Party.'  What does the poll reveal and what are the broader implications of the numbers? Leger polling in Quebec shows the Trudeau Liberals have a very comfortable lead among Quebec voters, while Andrew Scheer's Conservatives manages only to effectively come in tied with the separatist and resurgent Bloc Quebecois. What's going in Quebec? Do you have a common cold or the flu? That is the same question we find ourselves asking every year around this time. Jaston Tetro, a.k.a. “The Germ Guy,” explains how to tell the difference. And according to Global News, Measles cases tripled in Europe last year, reaching the highest it's been in a decade. Meanwhile there are concerns over superbugs being brought home to Canada by medical tourists. Jason Tetro gives his advice and thoughts on these issues. Guests: Andrew Russell, national online journalist Mike Smyth.  Vancouver Province political columnist and CKNW host. Sean Simpson, Vice president of IPSOS polling Shachi Kurl. Exec Dir Angus Reid Institute, from Vancouver Christian Bourque.  Partner and senior vice president of Leger Marketing, from Montreal. Jason Tetro a.k.a. “The Germ Guy,” Microbiologist, author ‘The Germ Code' and ‘The Germ Files,' host of the Super Awesome Science Show podcast which is brought to you by Curiouscast and available everywhere you find The Roy Green Show podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show Podcast - What impact may last week's protests against the British Columbia LNG megaproject have, along with images of heavily armed police removing First Nations protesters?  And how will these events affect Prime Minister Trudeau and Premier Horgan? They both have enthusiastically tied their flags to the project. And what should we expect from the upcoming by-election in Burnaby for federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh. Could Singh lose and throw the party into leadership chaos? Tuesday's vote in the British parliament could sink the government of Prime Minister Theresa May and possibly lead to a general election and a repeat of the Brexit referendum.  Some of May's own Conservative MPs and the speaker of the British parliament have turned on her. Canada is meanwhile holding informal trade talks with the U.K. which would become formal if Britain exits the EU at the end of March. A B.C. couple is criminally charged after hog-tying a man they accuse of trying to lure their 13-year-old daughter into sex. Former Alberta Prosecutor Scott Newark weighs in on the story, and shares his experience working with the Toronto Sex Crimes division of the Toronto police. And then we turn our attention to Canada's new drunk driving law. Yesterday Toronto criminal lawyer Ari Goldkind defended police having the right to demand a breathalyzer at your home up to two hours after you're alleged to have driven.  If you drove sober, had a drink or two in the two hours after you arrived home and a breathalyzer is required by law, you could find yourself charged with DUI. Guests: Mike Smyth, Political columnist with the Vancouver Province, host on CKNW Global News Radio Professor emeritus Alan Sked, with London School of Economics; founder of UKIP, the political party which gave birth to the Brexit movement Scott Newark, Former Alberta prosecutor, former executive director of the Ontario Office for Victims of crime and former executive director of the Canadian Police Association, now Professor at Simon Fraser University. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show Podcast - U.S. troops will withdraw from Syria on the direct order of President Donald Trump. This is a key reason for why General James Mattis resigned as Secretary of Defense this week. Our guest is Former U.S. Navy Lt Commander Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, the President of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy. He says that this is a bad decision which will escalate and cause more turmoil in the region. A new Leger Poll for the Montreal Economic Institute shows that 66% of Quebecers would prefer their oil come from Western Canada. Only 7% said they would want oil from U.S. If this is the case, then is Canada's Prime Minister talking out of both sides of his mouth? Truck convoys formed today in Brooks, Alberta and Estevan, Saskatchewan, in support of the energy industry. This comes after the 22km long, 1000 truck Nisku convoy in Alberta earlier in the week. Roy speaks with Global News Reporter Kyle Benning, who is with the Brooks convoy, and President of the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors Mark Schultz. And later he is joined by Laurie Ryan of Laurlee Energy Services Ltd., organizer of the 1000 truck long convoy in Nisku. And why did a 61% majority of British Columbians vote to retain the first-past-the-post electoral process?   Guests: Germain Belzile. Senior Associate Researcher. Montreal Economic Institute. Dr. Zuhdi Jasser. Former U.S. Navy Lt Commander, President of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, author of  ‘A Battle For The Soul of Islam, founder of takebackIslam .com and Co-founder of Muslim Reform Movement. Kyle Benning, Global News Reporter Laurie Ryan, Owner of Laurlee Energy Services Ltd, Organizer of the 1000 truck long convoy in Nisku earlier this week Michael Smyth, Political columnist with the Vancouver Province and CKNW talk show host See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Roy Green Show Podcast Professor Alan Sked founded the United Kingdom Independence Party. Now joins Roy to discuss the state of UKIP and Brexit in the midst of chaos in the British Parliament. Mike Smyth, columnist for the Vancouver Province, updates Roy on how the referendum on elections in B.C. is progressing, as well as the potential the B.C.  byelection has to force a provincial election. Sheri Arsenault shares her experience of attending the parole for hearing for the drunk driver that killed her son and his two friends.  The federal Minister of Health made claims that ‘prescribed' opioid medication for pain patients are a significant contributor to the on-the-street opioid crisis. Ann Marie Gaudon is a registered social worker, psychotherapist and chronic pain councilor who is seeking out answers from the federal Minister of Health with no satisfactory response. Guests: Alan Sked, professor at the London School of Economics, founder of UKIP Mike Smyth, columnist with the Vancouver Province, talk host at 980 CKNW Global News Radio Sheri Arsenault Ann Marie Gaudon, registered social worker, psychotherapist and chronic pain councilor  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wayne Moriarty was a journalist for over 37 years, and was the longest serving editor-in-chief in the country, clocking 16 years. He was Editor-in-Chief of the Vancouver Province for 12 years before retiring. Web: www.markhughescomedy.com Twitter: @PTT604 Facebook: www.facebook.com/PTT604/ Patreon: www.patreon.com/markhughescomic

Angus Reid is somebody who found a way to make his dream a reality. Angus has just recently retired from professional football after playing 13 years for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League. The Richmond Born native played in 200 professional games placing him in the top 5 all time for games played by a BC Lion. Throughout his career, Angus has been a 3-time all-star, 2-time Grey Cup Champion and 5-time team captain. A long shot to make it. Too short and way too small by all pro football measurables, Angus beat the odds. He didn't even begin playing football until the eleventh grade. He then missed three of his five collegiate seasons with a severe stomach ailment, making it back for his senior season and becoming only the 6th All American in school history. Angus became the 4th overall pick in the 2001 CFL college draft by the Toronto Argonauts, only to be cut by them following his first training camp. It has been through sheer relentlessness and determination that Angus was able to not only fulfill his seemingly impossible dream, but also be able to do it longer than almost anybody else. Today Angus has become much more than simply a football star. He is a true fixture in his community. He has written a weekly newspaper column for the Vancouver Province, hosted a radio show on the team 1040 and is currently the host of Global TV's "CrimeStoppers" and "The Monday Morning Blitz". He speaks non-stop across both Canada and the U.S to businesses, schools and Sports teams on what it really takes to make your dreams a reality. He lives with his wife and son in metro Vancouver.  

-Why do people add their (adult) kids to their homes and bank accounts? -Why are cabins such a problem in estates? -My spouse gets everything when I die, right? -What happens with assets with the second marriage? -What do business owners need to consider?   Lynne Butler, BA LLB TEP -Work Lynne was first called to the Alberta Bar in 1986. She moved home to Newfoundland and Labrador in 2012 and was called to the bar here. Lynne have always worked in wills, probate, trusts, powers of attorney, estate litigation, and elder law. -Activities Lynne is the chairperson of the Wills and Estates section of the Newfoundland Bar Admission Course. I am a Course Facilitator (online teacher) for the Legal Writing, Legal Research and Legal Drafting sections of the Alberta Bar Admission Course. She is the editor of MC², the national magazine of Mensa Canada. She is the former host of “The Law Show”, a weekly radio program on VOCM Radio. Lynne has been interviewed about estate-related matters by CPAC, BNN, CityTV, Global TV, CBC Radio, VOCM Radio, the Wall Street Journal, the Globe and Mail, the Edmonton Journal, the Vancouver Province, the Toronto Star, the Montreal Gazette, Maclean’s Magazine, Today’s Parent Magazine, Succession Planning Magazine, Canadian Lawyer Magazine, Cottage Magazine, Advisor’s Edge Magazine, Momstown Magazine, Caregiver Solutions Magazine, and numerous websites. -Writing Lynne is the author of 9 books about estate planning, with the 10th being published in the fall of 2018, and one book about legal history. -Contact Lynne Butler 709-221-5511 www.butlerwillsandestates.com

Coming Down the Pipe: [0:00] - The Pipeline Show Season 13 Intro [1:16] - Guy begins the show with the Question of the Day, [15:14] - The Hot Dog Prospect of the Week [17:25] - Coming Down the Pipe [21:02] - CHL Insider: Steve Ewen of the Vancouver Province shares his perspective on the WHL's BC Division with a Giants perspective. [37:28] - NCAA Campus Report: Cornell Big Red starting netminder Matthew Galajda is having a terrific freshman season. Guy talked to the Canadian about that and more. [52:24] - 2018 Draft Spotlight: Paul Cotter of the Lincoln Stars discusses his rookie season in the USHL, his draft year and more. [1:11:19] - 2018 Draft Spotlight: Saginaw Spirit forward Blade Jenkins talks about his first year in the OHL with Saginaw and his path to where he is now in his draft season. [1:26:37] - Guy thanks his guests, sets up next week and signs off

Guest 1: CHL Insider Steve Ewen of the Vancouver Province shares his perspective on the WHL's BC Division with a Giants perspective.

Book publishing is really hot at the moment with many people trying to find th book publishing fastrack to Amazon success. Well my guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is Julie Broad, a lady spinning many different plates at one time. And I guess that is when a entrepreneur really comes into their own and this guest does it better than most with the ability to both diversify in the subjects that they are passionate about. She is an Amazon #1 Best Selling Author and International Book Award winner, recipient of the Top 20 under 40 award for Vancouver Island, a successful entrepreneur, recognized real estate investor and a popular speaker and workshop trainer. She's been speaking on stages large and small across Canada since 2009, sharing her simple and strategic systems for having more impact & influence in your life and business. She's appeared as a guest on numerous news programs including CTV, Global TV, DayTime Ottawa and CFax 1070 and featured in publications such as Yahoo!Canada, Entrepreneur.com, Ottawa Citizen, Toronto Sun and The Vancouver Province. She is also a regular contributing writer for Canadian Real Estate Wealth's Magazine. But once gain as we have seen recently on Join Up Dots, where she really comes into her own is by having the ability to tell stories that converts information into sales. She's an expert on helping people who aren't naturally born to sell, get results, make an impact and ultimately make more money (for their company and for themselves!). Sharing proven techniques for better communication, productivity and persuasion, She always leaves people inspired, excited and with clear steps to take action immediately. So out of all the things that fill her time what would be the one that she feels really pulls it all together and become her personal brand? Book publishing or her coaching business. And I suppose the big question as we have her on the show, is what does she find is the number one thing that holds people back from finding similar success? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Julie Broad Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty topics with Julie Broad such as: How she discovered that people do not want perfection from coaches and speakers, but they do want people that they can relate to on a personal level. Why she made the bold decision to leave the job that she had worked so hard to create, due to discovering that it wasn't the money that she really wanted in her life How she started creating her new business and the steps she has taken to bring it to the world, (and the people who need it most) and lastly…. Why selling doesn't need to be hard, and in fact working on the basis of "Not fit" can sometimes encourage results like never before. Book publishing has never been easier   

Barry Hartman is the Co-Founder and CEO at 505-Junk. Since the company’s inception in June of 2011, Hartman, along with business partner Scott Foran and their outstanding staff, have focused on reducing waste at local landfills and donating reusable goods to local charities. 505-Junk's mission is to have a significant positive impact on their clients, the environment, and the communities that they serve. 505-Junk will be launching their first three franchisees this year and plans to grow across North America. Hartman was selected as a Canadian delegate at the G20 Young Entrepreneur Alliance Summit in Istanbul, Turkey and is very passionate about youth entrepreneurship. Hartman and Foran are honoured to have won several entrepreneurial, innovation and community-based awards. The company has been featured in many magazines, newspapers, and television shows including CTV's Steele on Your Side, Breakfast Television, the National Post, the Vancouver Province, and more. While studying at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Richmond, Hartman was a professional snowboarder and travelled throughout North and South America as a brand ambassador for a variety of sponsors.   linkedin.com/in/hartmanbarry/ facebook.com/505junk twitter.com/barryhartman twitter.com/505junk barry@505junk.com

This week's episode features everyone's favourite astrologer, Georgia Nicols! Georgia explains that intuition isn't part of her approach to astrology and illuminates the mathematical approach to astrology. We talk about how she got started in her work, Linda Goodman's sun signs, the Ephemeris and the ridicule that even she experiences as a "soft science" practitioner. Georgia Nicols's wisdom and wit have made her a popular international astrologer whose horoscope columns appear in the National Post, Vancouver Province, Calgary Herald, Winnipeg Free Press, Victoria Daily News, Chicago Sun-Times, Press Democratic (Santa Rosa, California), China Daily (Beijing), and San Miguel (Mexico) as well as smaller weekly and monthly publications. She is a regular columnist in Elle Canada, The San Francisco Examiner, Washington Examiner (D.C.), and The Examiner (Baltimore), among others. Georgia's book, You and Your Future, is a best seller in Canada, and has international printings in three languages. (In Australia, it is published under the title "Your 40 Year Horoscope"). The Numinous Podcast is a complement to The Numinous School, an online intuition development program for people who want their self-awareness to serve a greater good.

--{ "The Culture Creators Give Mirrors and Smoke, Create Controversy, Push the Envelope, Pre-Pubertal Sexuality is Pushed to the Fore, By Mainstream Media so We Can't Ignore, To Where It Will Lead, Observe Scientists' Styles, Go Google 'Kinsey's Paedophiles' " © Alan Watt }-- Crisis of Weather to Change Our Ways - Revolutionaries, Radical "Greenies" - Raising Public Awareness - Gorbachev, New Global Religion based on Earth Worship - New Age. Scientific Indoctrination, Early Schooling, Bertrand Russell - Standardization - Psychological Evaluations - Doubling Tax Base, Property Taxes, CFR, RIIA. Controversial Topics, "Pushing the Envelope", Degradation, Changing Normals, "Art" - Kinsey's "Studies" - Germany, "Museum of Sexual Perversion". Human Brain Implants, Computer Interaction - Reading Brain Signals, Beaming Corrections - Eradication of Individuality - Public Relations Objectives, Real Reasons. Church of England, Canada, Child Abuse - Ritual Abuse Networks. (Articles and Video: ["Earlier start and full-day kindergarten being considered" by Glenda Luymes, Vancouver Province (canada.com) - July 03, 2008.] [Google Video: "Kinsey's Paedophiles - 45 min - Jul 2, 2008 - Dr. Judith Reisman documentary".] ["Dad defends magazine's nude child cover" (abc.net.au) - July 7, 2008.] ["Will a Computer "Symbiote" be Implanted in Future Human Brains?" by Rebecca Sato (dailygalaxy.com) - June 25, 2008.]) *Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - July 7, 2008 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)