All Points West from CBC Radio British Columbia
Summary: Jason D'Souza explores the stories that make a difference in your daily life. The show brings together inquiring minds from the North Coast to the Peace, down to the Southern Interior and over to Vancouver Island.
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Podcasts:
Medical marijuana users will soon have to get their pot in the post. We speak to Conservative MP Randy Kamp about why the rules are being changed.
Exploring Vancouver Island. On this week's Wild Isle Rumon Carter explores the plan to create a backcountry trail across the entire length of Vancouver Island.
The latest novel from Chevy Stevens is set in Victoria. Sleuth psychiatrist, Nadine Lavoie has to deal with demons in her own past.
Artists on Galiano Island are banding together to sell their artwork on the online marketplace Etsy. We hear how it's opening doors for them.
Causing some excitement in snooze city. We find out why Victoria was added to the list of most boring cities in Canada after the title had already been handed out.
Medical marijuana patients can't grow their own medicine, only get it in the post. Those are among the new medical marijuana regulations the federal government announced today. We get reaction from researcher Phillipe Lucas.
Bringing disasters to life. Nikki Tate tells us about a series of books for kids that takes you from Newfoundland to shipwrecks off the west coast.
Andreas Jorgensen is a 27 year old Campbell River man who saved his mother's life. Andreas has a rare form of Parkinson's disease.
Premier Christy Clark announced her new cabinet Friday. We talked with legislative reporter Stephen Smart about what it says about the Liberal government's game plan.
Victoria MP Murray Rankin speaks about the compassionate actions of a WWII Japanese prisoner of war camp commander in Shanghai.
A mini-festival gets underway in Victoria over the weekend, celebrating the links between heavy metal and religion.
The largest private sailing schooner in the world has pulled into the Victoria Harbour. Kelly Nakatsuka went down to get a closer look at the 300 foot long "Athena."
Giving a bigger voice to aboriginals and francophones outside Quebec. That's what a political scientist Mike Madeiros says his proposed newsystem of ridings would do.
The future of lighthouses looks bleak across much of the country but not in Ucluelet! We hear about the community's plans to turn theirs into a tourist attraction.
Looking for a few good earths. We speak with astronomer Debra Fischer about how finding life in other solar systems will change astronomy.
