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B.C. announces child care funding that could help families save $550 per month

B.C. announces child care funding that could help families save $550 per month Guest: Katrina Chen - Minister of State for Child Care Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Full Show: Child-care funding that could help announced in B.C., Is Avatar here to save cinema & Millennials and Gen Zs becoming micro-entrepreneurs

B.C. announces child-care funding that could help families save $550 per month Is this a good move from the government? Will this help child care be more affordable for everyone in this economy? Guest: Katrina Chen - Minister of State for Child Care Can the re-release of James Cameron’s 'Avatar' s…

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Stewart Prest joins Ian to dissect David Eby's new cabinet

#114 - Climate politics, speculation tax, homeless bill, Katrina Chen

A major week in BC climate politics as the opposition BC United and Conservative parties table their climate plans, and the NDP seeks to backstop their position by considering new affordability measures. Plus, the government expands the speculation tax, using new branding to cover up any criticism …

Stop trying to make ‘CostBC’ happen

BC United and BC Conservatives have what can loosely be called climate plans and the federal government has a fiscal update

Should gender-based violence be recognized as an epidemic? (Katrina Chen)

This is VANCOLOUR host Mo Amir sits down with former B.C. Minister of State for Child Care Katrina Chen to discuss why gender-based violence should be recognized as an epidemic. As part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence, Katrina co-signed a letter from the YWCA to B.C. Premie…

Katrina Chen: Breaking The Silence on Gender-Based Violence & Child Care Reform

In this powerful episode of Life Expressions, host Charie Ginete-Ilon sits down with Katrina Chen, author of A Stronger Home, a passionate advocate, former BC Minister of State for Child Care, and a courageous survivor of gender-based violence. 💬 Katrina opens up about her deeply personal journey, …

B.C. fall legislative session kicks off

The fall sitting for the B.C. Legislature has begun, this time returning with four parties and two Independents. From the U.S. trade war to the proposed pipeline from Alberta, the B.C. government faces a multitude of issues on the agenda, while each of the parties face their own challenges, includi…

Previewing the B.C. Budget

It's Budget Day in B.C. where the province lays out its financial priorities for the next year. The province is expecting an $11.2 B budget deficit for 2026. Central 1 Credit Union chief economist Bryan Yu joins the show to talk about what impact the deficit will have on the economy and on the gove…

TAIWANfest Returns to Vancouver This Labour Day Weekend

The three-day celebration will feature live performances, interactive workshops, 'Hope Talks' and shared cultural stories. … Article written by TAIWANfest. TAIWANfest returns to downtown Vancouver from Sept. 5 to 7 to celebrate the unseen forces that connect rather than divide. This year's theme, "…