Wildfire near Lytton
A wildfire near Lytton is bringing flashbacks to the summer of 2021. We bring you the latest from the community where a large wildfire conti...
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20 of 180 episodesCondos converting to rentals
And, the federal government plans to purchase unsold condos in B.C. to turn them into affordable housing. The decision is facing backlash an...
Canada's historic World Cup win
It was a historic win for Canada at the World Cup. Canada beat Qatar in the second Group B match 6-0, skyrocketing to the top of the group a...
Gardening with Brian Minter
Brian Minter joined with some gardening gift ideas for Father's Day. He took your questions.
Canada plays Qatar | World Cup fever hits B.C.
CBC's The Pitch co-host Zameer Karim and soccer super fan Mankiran Aujla set up the biggest game in Canadian men's soccer history. What stan...
Mopping up West Kelowna blaze | Wildfire preparedness
West Kelowna residents are breathing a sigh of relief after a fast-moving wildfire Tuesday was brought under control. More than a hundred fi...
B.C. players at World Cup
All eyes are on Team Canada at the World Cup, with Canada's second game taking place Thursday at B.C. Place. Some players have roots right h...
Cultus Lake electrical incident
12 children were hurt while on a field trip to Cultus Lake Water Park due to an electrical incident. We get the latest details from the CBC'...
Massey Tunnel replacement
The province has cancelled a contract on the Massey Tunnel replacement project. We speak to Delta city councilor Dylan Krueger about what ne...
E-scooter injuries
B.C. Children's Hospital is seeing a sharp rise in e-scooter injuries. Is there enough education and enforcement? Director of B.C. Children'...
No phone concerts
how do you feel about no phones at concerts? Some musicians have banned phones while they're onstage. Does that help or hinder the concert e...
Iran ceasefire
The U.S. is touting a potential ceasefire agreement with Iran. However, many questions remain regarding the agreement and its details. Israe...
Canada plays first World Cup game at home
Canada takes to the field for the first men's World Cup match ever played on Canadian soil. As the tournament kicks off, the energy and exub...
Who are you rooting for in the FIFA World Cup?
The 2026 World Cup kicks off today, ask our audience who they're rooting for and what the tournament means to them. And, we're joined by UBC...
Should the government of Canada regulate social media use for youth?
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is expected to table legislation restricting access to social media platforms for youth and children...
What's in a name?
From personalities to career paths, one's name can have an influence on their life trajectory. We ask our audience how they feel about their...
Asking rental prices declining in B.C.
A new report from Rentals.ca indicates British Columbia is leading Canada in terms of declining asking rental prices. The report says the av...
World Cup preparations
Preparations for the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver are going into crunch time as the first game at B.C Place takes place on Saturday. We look...
South Coast water restrictions
Metro Vancouver enters Stage 3 water restrictions for the first time in more than a decade. Chair of the B.C. Watershed Security Coalition C...
Drought-resistant plants for the summer
What plants will weather a hot, dry summer best? Our BC Today gardening columnist Brian Minter offers planting advice and takes audience cal...