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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

Trump not looking to renew CUSMA (0:47)

Mackenzie Gray, Global News Ottawa Correspondent

Nearly 380,000 Canadians weighed in on Ottawa’s LED headlight survey (17:20)

Grant Gottgetreu, Former traffic officer, now a forensic criminal and traffic consultant at Forensic-traffic-pro.com

Our Energy Future: Is there room for nuclear energy in B.C.? (25:32)

David Novog, Professor of Nuclear Engineering at McMaster University

Should Canada walk away from Chinese EVs and focus on the U.S auto market? (42:05)

Jeremy Cato, Automotive Journalist at CatoCarGuy.com

Ottawa introduces bill to restrict social media for teens, regulate AI chatbots (55:04)

Peter Chow-White, Professor in the School of Communication and Director of the genalab at Simon Fraser university
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Trump not looking to renew CUSMA

Ottawa introduces bill to restrict social media for teens, regulate AI chatbots

Peter Chow-White, Professor in the School of Communication and Director of the genalab at Simon Fraser university
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Ottawa seeks tighter rules for social media, AI

Our Energy Future: Is there room for nuclear energy in B.C.?

David Novog, Professor of Nuclear Engineering at McMaster University
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Is there room for nuclear energy in B.C.?

Nearly 380,000 Canadians weighed in on Ottawa’s LED headlight survey

Grant Gottgetreu, Former traffic officer, now a forensic criminal and traffic consultant at Forensic-traffic-pro.com
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Nearly 380,000 Canadians weigh in on headlights

Landlords in New West now have to keep rental units under 26 degrees Celsius

Nadine Nakagawa, New Westminster City councillor
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New West landlords face 26-degree rental cap

Local business forced to close during FIFA World Cup match days (0:45)

Kreig LeBlanc, co-owner and manager of Aquariums West

Auto industry group wants feds to scrap Chinese EV deal and focus on U.S market (11:16)

Brian Kingston, President and CEO of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association

Should water and sewer no longer be managed by Metro Vancouver? (20:49)

Brad West, chair of the Metro Vancouver Water Committee, and mayor of Port Coquitlam

Average rent prices in B.C. drop, but remain among the highest in Canada (32:24)

Brendon Ogmundson, Chief Economist for the B.C Real Estate Association

Metro Vancouver's Stage 3 water restrictions (39:56)

Daniel Fontaine, New Westminster City councillor and mayoral candidate
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World Cup disruptions shutter local business

Daniel Fontaine, New Westminster City councillor and mayoral candidate
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Metro Vancouver's Stage 3 water restrictions

Should water and sewer no longer be managed by Metro Vancouver?

Brad West, chair of the Metro Vancouver Water Committee, and mayor of Port Coquitlam
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Should Metro Vancouver lose water, sewer oversight?

Local business forced to close during FIFA World Cup match days

Kreig LeBlanc, co-owner and manager of Aquariums West
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Local business closes during FIFA match days

Granville St. pedestrian closure begins as Vancouver welcomes FIFA (0:50)

Peter Meiszner, ABC Vancouver City councillor

 

B.C. Politics at a Crossroads: Conservatives Tie NDP as Voters Search for Something New (9:00)

Mario Canseco, President of the Research Co. Polling Company

 

Rainforest Running Dry: How Metro Vancouver's Own Planning Created a Water Crisis (20:11)

 

Our Energy Future: Can B.C.'s Grid Handle the AI Data Centre Rush? (26:00)

Carmi Levy, Technology Analyst & Journalist

 

Motorcycle deaths rise in B.C: how riders can stay safe (40:17)

Ambrose Ho, motorcycle instructor and co-owner of Pacific Riding School in Surrey
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Vancouver’s Granville Street prepares for FIFA fans

This week:

 Alberta heads toward a separation vote, and Premier Smith is blaming BC. Plus, the Site C dam now bears the name of the premier who once called it a boondoggle. Keith Baldrey joins us (1:11)

 Pipelines used to be a climate debate. Then the world changed. McGill economist Julien Karguesian on why this is now national security (16:42)

 Prime Minister Carney told B.C. to get on board or Ottawa builds elsewhere. Premier Eby pushes back. Richard Zussman breaks it down (33:18)

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