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The Jas Johal Show is the Lower Mainland’s town square, helping you connect with the stories that matter. It’s about finding the solutions to the challenges facing our region, even when we disagree. Jas’s decades of experience as a local news reporter, a Global News bureau chief in China and India, as well as a BC MLA have strengthened his conviction that no one “side” has all the answers. The Jas Johal Show’s contributor Geri Mayer-Judson, Global News anchor Chris Gailus, and the Global News Radio newsroom round out the team keeping you in the know on developing stories from the North Shore to the Fraser Valley. The Jas Johal Show provides fresh perspective and lively conversation for listeners Monday to Friday: 3-6pm.

The Jas Johal Show

Fears about extortion attacks rise as Kap's cafe shot at for a third time (0:48)

Guest: Kash Heed, former chief constable of the West Vancouver Police Department, Former Solicitor General, and current Richmond City councillor

Coquitlam Mayor to pass the torch to longtime councillor in next election (11:29)

Guest: Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam

Does PM Carney’s new crime bill double down on much-needed bail reform? (25:42)

Guest: Rob Dhanu, Former Federal Crown prosecutor, Criminal defense Lawyer and co-founder of Dhanu Dhaliwal Law Group, and case counsel

Is Vancouver missing the mark on having lights in crosswalks? (37:37)

Guest: Kyla Lee, Traffic Lawyer with Acumen Law

From snacks to shakes: why protein is everywhere (48:28)

Guest: Dani Renouf, Registered Dietitian at St. Paul’s Hospital
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Third shooting at Kap’s Cafe fuels concerns over extortion attacks

Guest: Kyla Lee, Traffic Lawyer with Acumen Law
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Is Vancouver missing the mark on having lights in crosswalks?

Guest: Leonard Krog, Mayor of Nanaimo
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Nanaimo mayor fears B.C. Ferries’ reservation-only system could hurt tourism

Guest: Richard Stewart, Mayor of Coquitlam
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Coquitlam Mayor to pass the torch to longtime councillor in next election

Guest: Kash Heed, former chief constable of the West Vancouver Police Department, Former Solicitor General, and current Richmond City councillor
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Fears about extortion attacks rise as Kap's cafe shot at for a third time

“Zero means zero” budget: relief for taxpayers or a Hail Mary before the election? (0:54)

Guest: Pete Fry, Green Party Vancouver City councillor

Does the B.C. government have the power to stop a northern oil pipeline? (14:55)

Guest: Richard Zussman, Global B.C. Legislative Reporter

How to safely and legally forage for mushrooms in the fall (25:30)

Guest: Dr. Mary Berbee, professor emerita in the Department of Botany at UBC

Canada's auto sector takes another blow: Jeep production sets up shop in the U.S. (31:15)

Guest: Jeremy Cato, Automotive Journalist at CatoCarGuy.com

Federal government grants major developer $763 million to build rentals in Burnaby (45:00)

Guest: Steve O’Connell, CEO of Grosvenor’s North American property business
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Is the ‘zero means zero’ budget real relief or a last-ditch election move?

Guest: Jeremy Cato, Automotive Journalist at CatoCarGuy.com
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Canada's auto sector takes another blow: Jeep production sets up shop in the U.S.

Guest: Shachi Kurl, President of the Angus Reid Institute
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Why Chinese EV tariffs have yet to be dropped, despite majority support from Canadians

Guest: Pete Fry, Green Party Vancouver City councillor
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“Zero means zero” budget: relief for taxpayers or a Hail Mary before the election?

Yaletown stabbing, unprovoked attacks, and the case for involuntary care (0:42)

Guest: Leonard Krog, Mayor of Nanaimo

B.C. calls for federal aid after Trump’s tariffs hit struggling lumber industry (12:36)

Guest: Kurt Niquidet, President of B.C. Lumber Trade Council

Ken Sim halts park board dissolution over controversial parkland transfer clause (20:00)

Guest: Brennan Bastyovanszky, Vancouver Park Board Vice-Chair

Eby’s showdown with developers highlights growing clash between housing policy and economic reality (34:33)

Guest: Anne McMullin, President and CEO of the Urban Development Institute

Victoria real estate agent’s dating application captures the attention of Monica Lewinsky (50:31)

Guest: Krista Nugent, real estate agent in Victoria
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Yaletown stabbing, unprovoked attacks, and the case for involuntary care

The Week That Was in Politics
GUEST: Keith Baldrey, Global BC Legislative Bureau Chief

Should the GST ‘holiday’ be made permanent for restaurants?
GUEST: Mark Von Schellwitz, Restaurants Canada’s Vice President of Western Canada

How Trump could impact your personal finances
GUEST: Murray Leith, Chief Investment Officer for Odlum Brown Limited
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The Full Show: The Week that was in B.C. Politics, should the GST ‘holiday’ be made permanent? and how the Trump presidency can affect your finances.

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