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The Jas Johal Show is the Lower Mainland’s town square, helping you connect with the stories that matter. It’s about finding the solutions to the challenges facing our region, even when we disagree. Jas’s decades of experience as a local news reporter, a Global News bureau chief in China and India, as well as a BC MLA have strengthened his conviction that no one “side” has all the answers. The Global News Radio newsroom rounds out the team keeping you in the know on developing stories from the North Shore to the Fraser Valley. The Jas Johal Show provides fresh perspective and lively conversation for listeners Monday to Friday: 3-6pm.

The Jas Johal Show

Dr. Annie Lalande, PhD graduate at UBC’ Institute for Resources, Environment and Sustainability
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Goodbye Meatloaf: Rethinking What B.C Hospitals Feed You

B.C. Forestry says it's at a breaking point. Is Victoria listening? (0:54)

Kim Haakstad, President and CEO of the B.C. Council of Forest Industries

 

Whose neighbourhood is it? Inside the Hastings-Sunrise barrier fight (12:47)

Tom Siracusa, spokesperson for RemoveTheBarriers.ca, and resident in Vancouver’s Hastings-Sunrise neighbourhood

 

Political update: Findlay's Byelection, Milobar's Party, Eby's Opening (24:53)

Richard Zussman, Western Canada Vice President of Public Affairs at Burson

 

A.I: They Think It Could Kill Us All. They're Still Building It (32:44)

Carmi Levy, Technology Analyst & Journalist
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The Jas Johal Show: Sept. 9, 2026

Carmi Levy, Technology Analyst & Journalist
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A.I: They Think It Could Kill Us All. They're Still Building It

Tom Siracusa, spokesperson for RemoveTheBarriers.ca, and resident in Vancouver’s Hastings-Sunrise neighbourhood
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Whose neighbourhood is it? Inside the Hastings-Sunrise barrier fight

Kim Haakstad, President and CEO of the B.C. Council of Forest Industries
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B.C. Forestry says it's at a breaking point. Is Victoria listening?

Trade War Tuesday: Canada's tariffs strike back (0:49)

Mackenzie Gray, Global News Ottawa correspondent

Hit the brakes: B.C. schools crack down on e-scooters (10:44)

Gillian Robinson, Executive Director of Communications, Privacy and Community Engagement at the Nanaimo-Ladysmith School District

Metro Vancouver: A leadership change won’t be enough (32:01)

Kirk LaPointe, mayoral candidate for West Vancouver

Bigger budget, more playgrounds, says Richmond candidate (46:55)

Alexa Loo, Richmond City councillor and mayoral candidate
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The Jas Johal Show: Sept. 8, 2026

Guest host Robin Gill talks to Max Cameron, Political Science professor at the University of British Columbia, Author of Divided We Fall
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How Canada can avoid the political polarization of the United States

Guest host Robin Gill talks to Peter Milobar, MLA for Kamloops Centre
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What role will the new party have when the B.C. legislature reconvenes?

Guest host Robin Gill talks to Suzanne Tabata, Founder and CEO of Japanese Canadians Legacy Society
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A new memorial has been erected in honour of 8,000 Japanese Canadians detained at Hastings Park during World War II

Guest host Robin Gill talks to Carmi Levy, Technology Analyst and Journalist
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The federal government’s new guidelines on building AI data centers

GUEST: Wade Grant, Member of the Musqueam Indian Band, Chair of First Nations Health Council, and former Indigenous Advisor to Premier Christy Clark
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B.C. Conservative candidate uses racist slur to describe Indigenous Peoples on election night

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