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    Raging Ron on Riots

    Raging Ron talks about the Canucks and what would happen if they do not win the Stanley Cup? People would riot in the streets. If they do win the Cup, people will riot in the streets. So what is the deal about people rioting because of a sporting event? We do not riot over high taxes or improper legislation but if our hockey team does not make it watch out. So what do you think?

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  • Steven talks to Doug

    Steven

    The man’s name is Steven. He hangs out on one of Gas towns side streets and he helps people find parking stalls. He has done some jail time and he has a daughter in Ontario and some Grandchildren. Steven is not homeless but he does work the streets everyday. He has been working at helping people find a spot to park for the past five years. It is a simple life but for him it is a life that he says he enjoys. So meet Steven.

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  • Mike talks to Doug

    Mike

    Mike, a homeless man in Vancouver’s down-town east side has a really visceral conversation with Doug.

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  • aleksandra Rea

    Isn’t it Time that Women Acheive Equality in the Workplace?

    In the spirit of strong successful women, we would like to introduce Aleksandra, the creative mind behind Vancouver Heartbeat. An inspirational dedicated woman who has great plans for the future in hopes to bridge the gap of women’s equality within the workplace.

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  • Doug Asks people about God

    What comes to mind when I say the word “God”?

    Whenever someone mentions the word “God” in our society, it seemed to me that the reaction is always the same. I took to the streets of Vancouver with our camera, to test my theory.

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  • Joshua Bell

    Have You Heard Anything Good Lately?

    On a cold morning in Washington, DC at Metro Station in 2007, Joshua Bell, one of the best violinists in the world, spent 45 minutes playing some of the most complicated and acclaimed pieces of music ever written. Within that time, some 2000 people passed by the station where he was playing – most of the people on their way to work, only a couple of them had cherished the moment to hear such a beautiful sound.

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  • Marc Emery 420

    Prince of Pot has lost a lot

    Marc Emery is the King of Pot and the king’s court will now be held in jail but Emery knew that going in. It’s a lot to pay for a high. Here is the deal. How far are you willing to go for something that you believe in?

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  • Two Peas in a Pod

    Plenty of Fish – Two Peas in a Pod

    Plenty of Fish, the largest online dating site in the world, claims to have helped to establish more than 800,000 relationships in their advertising. It seems that everyone I know is using online dating today, I cannot help but wonder if there isn’t even a little wrong with catalog shopping for a relationship by looking at 100s of pictures and reading profiles and picking one. Get it wrong, and you can just head back to the web and find someone else. I don’t know is this a good thing? Tell us what you think?

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  • Joe Biden listens to Barack Obama talk about healthcare...

    Is this how we want to remember this historic day?

    After introducing President Barack Obama at the signing of the historic US Health Care Bill Vice President Joe Biden turns to Obama and whispers “This is a F—ing Big Deal” into his ear — unfortunately within earshot of the podium microphones. Suddenly everyone is talking about the profanity, and no one seems to be talking about the moment. Tell us what you think, we really want to know!

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  • World Water Day 2010

    Why can’t 884 Million People have access to Clean Water?

    884 Million People world wide do not have access to clean water, and one child dies every 19 seconds from a lack of clean water. We live in a Country that has the second highest water quality in the world after Finland (according to UN Water), so that makes it very hard to even appreciate figures such as that. In reality many people have to walk an average of 6km (3.7 miles) to collect water for their day – and [...]

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  • Ljiljana (Lilo) Ljubisic

    Do you stop to think about the power of your choices in life?

    Her name is Ljiljana Ljubisic, but she simply goes by the name Lilo. Her amazing positive attitude is an inspiration to everyone who knows her. Read on to get to know more about this remarkable woman.

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  • Laurell

    With a new album and a Canadian Tour, will Laurell stay on top?

    Vancouver born Laurell is all packed up with her road crew in a freshly wrapped RV, hitting all the major cities from BC to Ontario for her cross-country Canadian tour to promote her newest album, “Can’t Stop Falling”. So what do you think? Does she have what it takes to stay on top?

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