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:
The BC Bike race is an adrenaline-fuelled seven day ride on some of the West Coast's best single-track bike trails.
We examine why buying wine from other provinces can be a tricky business.
The BC Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling that the Nuu-chah-nulth's fisheries trade was part of their culture at the time of first contact.
Cool Aid Executive Director Kathy Stinson says it's do-able. We hear about the organization's campaign to double its supported housing units.
Today on Beyond the Bestseller we talk about books that take you somewhere. Robert Wiersema will have some suggestions.
We speak to a former Deputy Commissioner of the RCMP to hear what he makes of the alleged plot to set off bombs at the B.C. Legislature.
As expected the Canucks traded a goalie at the NHL Draft this weekend. But it was Corey Schneider and NOT Roberto Luongo who was moved. We speak with sports reporter Iain McIntyre.
Two people were arrested after allegedly planting explosives at the Victoria legislature on Canada Day and its left us wondering why they did it. We speak with an expert risk assessor from Royal Roads University.
The 100th Tour de France starts tomorrow. We get a preview of the prestigious cycling race with Victoria's Ryder Hesjedal and his Garmin Sharp team.
Wine guy Troy Townsin drops by with some suggestions for the summer and the list of the top 12 wines in the province.
A national movie-theatre deal calls into question the future of the Capitol 6 in downtown Victoria. We talk about what's next for big-screens with Kathy Kay of the Victoria Film Festival
Katherine Monk reviews The Heat and Lone Ranger.
Bridging the gap. Campbell River is set to get its suspension bridge over Elk Falls. We hear the details.
Liquified natural gas development is being touted as a cornerstone of the province's fiscal future. But how likely is the windfall projected by the government?
Keeping young at heart. We hear about a program at Vancouver Island University that brings grandparents and grandkids together.
