John Horgan, leader of the B.C. New Democratic Party discusses his party platform ahead of the election. University of British Columbia political science professor Kathryn Harrison discusses climate change and the environment during the B.C. election.

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John Horgan. B.C. election: climate change.

Andrew Wilkinson, leader of the B.C. Liberal Party discusses his party platform ahead of the election. Social-media expert and Digital Legacy Plan co-author Angela Crocker talks about what happens to your online files and accounts when you die.

Andrew Wilkinson. What happens to your online files and accounts when you die.

Sonia Furstenau leader of the BC Green Party discusses her party platform ahead of the election. Chuka Ejeckam of the BC Office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives discusses how race and gender issues are being handled by the political parties.

Sonia Furstenau, Diversity in the election

B.C. Children's Hospital emergency pediatric physician and University of British Columbia Prof. Dr. Ran Goldman discusses MIS-C and the risks COVID-19 poses for children, including in schools. Master Gardener Brian Minter answers your questions.

MIS-C, COVID-19 and children. Gardener Brian Minter.

Doctors of B.C. president Dr. Kathleen Ross answers questions about getting flu shots this year. CBC seismologist and host of the CBC podcast Fault Lines answers questions about earthquake preparedness.

Flu vaccination this year. Earthquake preparedness.

CBC journalist Wawmeesh Hamilton and Elevate Inclusion Strategies' Parker Johnson talk about the discussion about race and white privilege during the B.C. leaders' debate. viaSport's Charlene Krepiakevich talks about how to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in youth sports.

B.C. election: debating race and white privilege. COVID-19 and youth sports.

University of British Columbia political science professor emeritus Richard Johnston and former board member of Equal Voice's B.C. chapter Esmahan Razavi discuss the latest issues in the B.C. provincial election in the lead-up to the leaders' debate.

B.C. election: look ahead to leaders' debate

Central 1 Credit Union deputy chief economist Bryan Yu discusses job creation during the B.C. provincial election. Minter Country Garden Master Gardener Brian Minter answers your questions.

B.C. election: job creation. Gardener Brian Minter.

British Columbia Nurses' Union's Christine Sorensen and University of British Columbia's Lenora Angeles discuss what front-line workers want to see in B.C. election. Psychiatrist Dr. Diane McIntosh and Beyond the Conversation's Amie Peacock talk about loneliness as a mental health issue.

B.C. election: front-line workers, loneliness.

University of British Columbia's Rashid Sumaila discusses Canada's plan to ban six single-use plastic items. Tourism Richmond's Nancy Small and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business's Muriel Protzer talk about what small businesses want during B.C.'s provincial election.

Federal ban on six single-use plastic items. B.C. election: small business

CBC reporter Justin McElroy discusses the various financial aid programs promised by B.C.'s major political parties. Insurance Bureau of Canada's Aaron Sutherland and the Insurance Brokers Association of B.C.'s Aly Kanji debate the B.C. Liberals' promise to open up auto insurance to private competitors.

B.C. election: financial supports, ICBC.

Ashton Service Group's Connor Williams and Simon Fraser University's Anthony Perl talk about transportation as a B.C. election issue. Family physician Dr. Tahmeena Ali discusses how we can celebrate Thanksgiving and Halloween safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

B.C. election: transportation. COVID-19: Thanksgiving, Halloween.

CBC reporter Tina Lovgreen gives us an update on the sudden fatal surge of water released from North Vancouver's Cleveland Dam. UBC's Tom Davidoff and SFU's Andy Yan discuss the real estate boom in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Master Gardener Brian Minter answers your questions.

Cleveland Dam tragedy. Real estate boom. Gardener Brian Minter.

Tenant Resource and Advisory Centre legal advocate Robert Patterson discusses the challenges faced finding affordable rental housing, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Happiest Outdoors blogger Taryn Eyton talks about the joy of getting outdoors and hiking these days.

Affordable rental housing. Hiking and the outdoors.

Aboriginal Life in Vancouver Enhancement Society's Scott Clark reacts the case of a 17-year-old Indigenous boy found dead in his Abbotsford group home. Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley explains how 13 mayors want their say in the B.C. election. Howard University's Niambi Carter discusses 2020's first U.S. presidential debate.

B.C. election: Indigenous youth in care, municipalities. First U.S. presidential debate.

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