Podcasts about vanpoli

Part 2 of why Libby Davies isn't cynical: she shares with reporter Jenny Tan Mei Xi her step-by-step guide to making political change. With stories from 5 decades of making change.

We are in Week 7 of our some sort of lockdown. When this started, it felt like a world wide panic. A crisis. How do we all go forward? Especially if you are a business. It was a crisis. The over used word “unprecedented”Now, we are own the brink of what Dr. Bonnie Henry called “The end of the beginning “, what is next? As certain businesses slowly start to reopen their doors and adjust to another buzz word “new normal” how do they communicate their value? How do they ensure people they are ok? Not only to the public, but to their staff as well.Our guest today will help us with that.Renu Bakshi.Re-nu managed the court of public opinion for a lifetime – first, navigating it as a youngster, then shaping it for 21 years as a TV news journalist, and now winning it for my clients.She focuses on long-term leadership and messages that matter – not spin – and that’s why top companies and executives trust my direction when it comes to their public relations' needs: media training, crisis management, press releases and press conferences.Topics we cover include;-Which industry is facing the biggest challenge?-Which companies were able to get ahead of #COVID19?-How has the government, federally and provincially, communicated?-The media spin.Follow Renu @RenuBakshi https://www.renubakshi.com/Follow me@kevolekevinolenick.com

It's Call the Question's wrap up podcast for 2019! Maria and Lesli riff on what's hot in Vancouver and BC politics issues at the end of the year (and offer a few predictions for 2020, too). We begin by nerding out on #vanpoli, with a look at the city-wide planning process, rental housing proposals, and a proposed hefty 8.2% property tax hike. Next up is #bcpoli: recent UNDRIP legislation, unanimously passed in the BC Legislature; the recently averted transit strike; the ongoing handwringing around ride hailing (Uber, Lyft) in BC; and, our predictions on what's next for BC politics (including the prospect of an early provincial election) and BC party leaders in 2020.We want to hear from you, too! How did we do with these first few months of our podcast adventure? What would you like to hear from us on Call the Question in 2020? Drop us a line with your ideas and suggestions at hello@boldtcommunications.com, or @ us on social media @CalltheQPodcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook! See you in 2020!

In recent years, critics have accused both Liberal and NDP cabinets of rushing through inadequate electoral reforms via BC’s Local Election Campaign Financing Act, or LECFA. The most recent round of changes took effect last April, impacting the 2018 municipal elections across the province.What were they all about? Are BC municipalities in-line with campaign financing limits and disclosure requirements at the provincial and federal levels? What is “the dark money”, and why is that still a thing in local politics?John Whistler, financial agent for the Green Party of Vancouver, joins Gord in the studio to dig into the details of the recent changes — how they impacted candidates and voters last fall, and additional changes he’d like to see in how election campaigns are conducted in British Columbia.Want more? In October, Gord published John’s 5-part series on “Failure and Reform: BC’s Local Elections Campaign Financing Act” — simply search for ‘LECFA’ on the blog. Read more »

As of this publishing, it's been almost a week since cannabis was legalized in Canada.And as of yet, the sky has not fallen.But what has happened and still needs to happen with cannabis?Paul Doroshenko is a Criminal lawyer, partner at Acumen Law Corp in Vancouver BC. #Atheist. Interested in exploring ideas, defending pragmatic ideas, sometimes TV talking head.Topics we cover include;-Why did it take so long to legalize?-The Federal Government's approach to this.-Those who are prospering and those who aren't-The police response.-The difference between impared with cannabis and those impared with alchohol.-Getting into the business of cannabis.-Expunging the records of those that have a possesion charge.-Crossing the US Border.Follow Paul@PaulDoroshenko Web: https://vancouvercriminallaw.com/Facebook:Kevin OlenickAgree or Disagree:The PodcastTwitter:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleYou Tube:Kevin OlenickI Tunes: Agree or Disagree:The Podcast.

It's been the great mystery of Vancouver this week.Follow me@kevole@podcast_hockeyFacebook:Kevin OlenickSoundcloud:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleYou Tube:Kevin OlenickAfter 15 seasons on the ice and 4 seasons as President of the Vancouver Canucks, Trevor Linden is out of the Canucks organization. He is one of the most popular players to ever where the Canuck jersey. Not just on the ice, but off the ice. His works in the city in Vancouver touched the hearts of many. The stories are legendary.The announcement was made at 5:00 Pacific Time in a Press Release. It rocked the Canuck Nation.On Wednesday, we had the instant reaction. Today, we react to the reaction. Tyler Noble and Sean Holmes-Smith are back to unpack the last couple of days. We talk about fan confidence, media confidence, and if the Canucks need to rush to get one.Follow Sean@beardy_canuck03Follow Tyler@tnobleTopics we cover include;

They say that 90 % of communication is non verbal. How we stand. Or sit. Or look. Or what we wear.As an example, we are in World Cup Season, so many are wearing what team they are cheering for. Or who they support politically.Like a Make America Great Again.When you see it, what do you think? It would be presuming that the person wearing it is a Trump Supporter. It also may mean some other things to you. It may stand to you as s symbol of racism, bigotry, Islamophobia, misogyny, white supremacy, homophobia.It did to Darin Hodge. Hodge is , or was I should say, the manager of the Teahouse in Stanley Park. That was until he asked a Patron to remove his Make America Great Again Hat. Because of that, he was fired.https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/vancouver-restaurant-manager-fired-for-denying-service-to-customer-wearing-pro-trump-maga-hatDo you Agree or Disagree with this?Facebook: Kevin OlenickTwitter:@kevoleSoundcloud:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleYou Tube:Kevin Olenick

Addiction is not a topic we have discussed enough on my social media. But it an important topic.Addictions.Some have dealt with them. Drinking, Drugs, Others have had friends and family struggle with them. Noticing the problem, admitting the problem, and taking the steps to recover.It can be draining on all involved. It has ruined friendships, families, relationships, jobs.What do you do?The priorities become about the person addiction.They are the focus. They are the energy.You try to balance healthy boundaries and enabling.But what about you? What about your own life?Where is your self care?Where do you think about yourself?Our guest today is Candace Plattor. She is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and 30 years clean herself. She wrote the book Loving and Addict, Loving Yourself.The Top 10 Survival Tips for Loving Someone with an Addiction. Topics we cover include;-Her own journeyThe step of getting help.Rehab Centres do they work?Is addiction a choice?What is the difference between helping and enabling?Tough Love and Self care.Ups and downs on recovery.Working with families.What is an addict?Find Candace at candaceplattor.comFind meFacebook: Kevin OlenickLike Agree or Disagree:The Podcast on Facebook.Twitter:@kevoleSoundcloud:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevolePodbean:@aordthepodcastYou Tube:Kevin OlenickInstagram:@kevolePatreon:@kevole

Everyone has a story.You have a story. I have a story. We all have a story.We all have successes and failures. Triumphs. Defeats. Stories that make us smile. Stories that make us think. Stories that make us learn.What s your story? Are you open to sharing it? Can we learn from it?The answer that is probably yes. But, in a world where we are distracted by this and that, is there a safe place to share the vulnerable side of you?Our guest today wants to share that space.Winston Yeung is the host of My Story Mondays.Winston is an inventor, mentor, master storyteller and transformational coach who is changing the world one student at a time.A definite people person, he has listened to many stories and now provides a way for people to share their story and elevate themselves while inspiring others.Topics We Cover include;-The start of My Story Mondays-The power of Story-Some of his favourite stories.-Applying to Speak.For more info, go to http://www.mystorymondays.com/.Follow meFacebook:Kevin OlenickLike Agree or Disagree:The Podcast on Facebook.Twitter:@kevoleSoundcloud:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleYou Tube:Kevin OlenickPatreon:@kevolePodbean: @aordthepodcast

Welcome to Agree or Disagree: The Podcast. My name is Kevin Olenick, Find me on FacebookLike Agree or Disagree:The Podcast on Facebook.Add me as a friend on Facebook Soundcloud.com/kevoleSpreaker.com/kevole Twitter: @kevoleInstagram:@kevolePatreon:@kevoleYou Tube: Kevin OlenickOctober 18, 2018 will begin a new era in Metro Vancouver Politics. Back on January of this year, Gregor Robertson announced his intention to not run for reelection. His seat is one of half of the 21 mayoral that could be vacant .Robertson has been Mayor since 2008 and there has been debate on the legacy he has left here. Robertson made a pledge to end in 2015. That didn’t happen. It’s more expensive than ever. There’s a major opioid crisis here. Some also perceived that he was was in the pocket of big developers.He also had his admires. His green initiatives, opposition to Kinder Morgan, his fight for improved housing options.Legacy will debate Robertson for years to come. But the time has come to replace him. Who will do it?Some are considering. Some are not.Names like Bruce Allen, George Affleck, and Chandra Herbert, have all publicly said no to running for Mayor. So far. There is a perception out there no one wants this job.But there are some that are going to put their hat in the ring.One of them is Brette Mullins.Father to two amazing kids, husband to a beautiful wife and project manager for PHSA (Healthcare). I will never stop fighting 4 the better of the people.Topics we cover include.Housing Crisis. For or against Air BNB?Uber.Opoid Crisis.Working together.Street Art GrantsMedia Coverage. Who's gettong noticed and who's not?@BretteMullinswww.yourvan.ca

Time after time, the conversation continues around Vancouver.Affordable housing. How do you find a place to rent? For a single person, a family, According to PadMapper, The average rent for a 1 bedroom is around $1,950.00. It is the priciest rental market in Canada.According to an article from the Financial Post in 2016, a typical Vancouver millennial household of two is $72,291. The second lowest in Canada.So it’s not easy to live here. Well, let’s face it. It’s not easy to live anywhere.When we did the Podcast on defending Vancouver, Bee came up with this idea.Rent control.Do you Agree or Disagree with Rent Control? Can it work? Facebook:Kevin OlenickTwitter:@kevoleSoundcloud:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleYou Tube:Kevin OlenickPatreon: Kevin Olenick

Another I love you Vancouver, but I need to leave you letter.This time from Jessica Barrett.You can read it here.https://thetyee.ca/Opinion/2017/10/30/I-Left-Vancouver/I feel like we here in Vancouver are getting a reputation. And we don't always hear from the people that have invested here. Lived here. Cried here. Sweat here.Not that Jessica Barrett didn't. But we meet Melody Owen and Bee Kapitan. They have lived here in Vancouver for over 20 years.We defend Vancouver.Topics we cover include;-Reactions to the article.-Bee is from Calgary? What changed her moving here?-Is Vancouver romanticized?-The power of investing in a diverse community.-The afffordibility issue.-Would rent control work in Vancouver?-So.....snow.Follow Melody on Social Media.Twitter:@omelodyannFacebook: Melody Owen'Facebook:YVR AuthorInstagram: @omelodyannFollow Bee on Social Media.@InteractiveBeeFacebook:Kevin OlenickTwitter:@kevoleSoundcloud:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleYou Tube: Kevin Olenick

Late night Vancouver News, Weather, and Sports for Thursday Oct 5.

B.C. NDP has announced a referendum on switching from first past the post to Proportional Representation.If you were to vote, how would you vote?Facebook:Kevin OlenickTwitter:@kevoleSoundcloud:@kevoleSpreaker:@kevoleYou Tube:Kevin Olenick

Did not get a chance to do news last night,So Friday Afternoon news.

Vancouver News, Weather, and Sports Wednesday Sept 20.

News Weather and Sports for Thursday September 7

We are going to try something.I'm calling it the Friday Round Table. It's basically an opportunity for us to get together and review the news of the week.Today, we introduce to you Mike Tingle. A local Vancouverite who is "A Guy about town that has opinions". He will be doing some other things going forward.Topics we cover include;-Omar Khadr-B.C. Election-Alberta vs B.C.: The Rivalry?-What news stories are and not being told in VancouverMike will be updating his Twitter.Follow me@kevoleFacebook:Kevin OlenickThank you for listening.