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Sep 2024
The Navy is calling... and if you're looking to join, you can talk to sailors and tour the boats this weekend in St. John's
4m 36s
Sep 2024
N.L. announces $75K incentive for physicians to join family care team, but that move isn't sitting well with the province's medical association
10m 39s
Sep 2024
A new report from Remax suggests that the St. John's real estate market is getting even more expensive and competitive
10m 27s
Aug 2024
Canada’s public transit ‘death spiral’
23m 10s
Jul 2024
LA Looks To Make Improvements To Bus Stops In The City
10m 41s
May 2024
Wednesday May 15 Hour 2 - Latest updates on the biggest wildfires burning in Canada
39 m
Aug 2024
VREP #432 | Vancouver Real Estate in the Broader North American Context with Chad Boorman
55m 29s
Oct 2024
How a little known bank is trying to build big things in Canada
24m 25s
Sep 2024
VREP #437 | Metro Vancouver Responds to Bill 44 with Tara Gronlund
1h 6m
Sep 2025
New York City's Manufacturing Renaissance
8m 23s
Jun 2024
New road layout's stay of execution
4m 2s
Construction around St. John's is causing frustrating traffic backups for many drivers -- especially in the area around MUN. Mark White is the manager of construction engineering with the City of St. John's. He joined us to talk about the city's push to get these projects completed, ahead of the 2025 Canada Games.
The second annual Marine Careers Expo is starting today at the Harbourside Park in St. John's. Lieutenant Commander Lucas Pang joined us in studio to give more details on the event.
The province's medical association is concerned that a new government incentive for family doctors will have some unintended consequences - and not in a good way. For more, we spoke with NLMA's president, Dr. Steve Major.
Remax has just released its Fall Housing Market Outlook, and it suggests that the St. John's real estate market is getting even more expensive and competitive. But what does that mean for anyone looking for an affordable place to live? Remax real estate broker Jim Burton joined u ... Show More
Earlier this month, Ottawa mayor Mark Sutcliffe warned the provincial and federal governments that his city was facing a public transit funding crisis. He says that at this rate, the city won’t have enough money to run the light rail lines currently under construction.
From Metro ... Show More
A persistent misconception about Los Angeles is that the city doesn't have a real mass transit system, especially when it comes to buses. But L.A. has one of the largest transit riderships in the country. Unfortunately, many of the bus shelters are shoddy, with no canopies, shelt ... Show More
We take a look at some of the latest on forest fires burning in Canada, by talking to Environmental Defense and an MLA from Alberta.
We also take some of your calls on a Kansas City Chiefs kicker rails against Pride month, working women in his commencement speech
We often talk about Vancouver exporting real estate talent throughout North America. But what are the best & brightest in the industry actively learning from other cities? And what can these creative ventures outside of Vancouver tell us about ourselves?This week, Chad Boorman, C ... Show More
<p>The Canada Infrastructure Bank has been around <a href="https://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/liberals-use-carrot-and-stick-to-launch-canada-infrastructure-bank/article34800858/">since 2017</a>, and originally it was meant to help build huge infrastructure ... Show More
The BC provincial government stunned observers late last year when it legislated all BC municipalities change zoning regulations to permit multiplexes on single family lots by June 30, 2024. The provincial order was clear. But implementation has been another thing altogether. Arc ... Show More
New York City's Brooklyn Navy Yard has evolved from a collection of warehouses into a model for 21st-century manufacturing, where climate-tech, smart city solutions, and advanced fabrication companies grow alongside distilleries, designers, and robotics startups. Now, the mission ... Show More
A controversial new road layout in Palmerston North will get a stay of execution.The design will see both a cycleway and bus stops in traffic lanes on a busy inner city street. But as Jimmy Ellingham reports, the issue is getting councillors and locals more than a little fired up ... Show More
