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A public affairs dialogue that digs deep into the most pressing issues of our times with veteran journalist and politician Carole Taylor. Over the course of her career, Carole has covered the major issues of Canadian and global affairs. Always balanced, always fair, always insightful. Each week Carole uncovers the story behind the headlines. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Conversations That Matter hosts Carole Taylor's Journal, a news show with 82 episodes published.
On this episode of Journal: a look at super-agers. The official definition is someone in their 80s and 90s, with the cognitive ability of someone 20 or 30 years younger. Most of us could come up with the basics of how to
On this edition of Journal, we take a closer look at the federal political landscape through a pollster’s eyes. The people of Canada elected a minority Liberal government and now – poof – we have a majority government. A
On this edition of Journal, we focus on the challenges facing boys and men in today’s society. We know that more women than men make it to post secondary education. But did you know that men have a 75% greater chance of
On this edition of Journal, seniors services. For 11 years, British Columbia’s Seniors Advocate has been measuring the challenges facing our seniors. Sad to say, it’s not a pretty picture. In fact, Dan Levitt, our Senior
How did DRIPA, the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act – supposedly a step forward in reconciliation – become such a political and legal mess? On this edition of Journal, we speak with a man who was a mem
On this edition of Journal, we ask the question: Why, in a recent front page story, was one expert quoted as saying he was not too concerned about reported job losses in the construction sector? Meanwhile, another in the
On this edition of Journal, we lift the curtain on the chaos of the NDP in British Columbia. If you are shaking your head in disbelief at some of the stunning flip-flops and bad policy choices of our current provincial g
On this edition of Journal: a closer look at the recently released forestry report that says we have to abandon the old ways of managing our forests because the status quo is not working. That statement won’t be a surpri
On this edition of Journal, mayor Brad West of Port Coquitlam walks us through some of the failures we are seeing in our governments at all levels and some of the solutions. Brought up by his mother after his father died
On this edition of Journal, we open our eyes to the challenges and needs of those living in some of British Columbia’s most remote communities. We have highlighted the crisis in healthcare that many of our cities face ev
On this edition of Journal: the role arts and culture play in our lives. My premise is they are essential to a vibrant community. They lift us up out of our daily worries. They help form our identity. Think of New York:
On this edition of Journal, Chief Constable Steve Rai. It’s almost a year since he was chosen to lead the Vancouver Police Department into the future – the first South Asian Chief for the VPD. His story is so interesting
On this edition of Journal, we try to untangle the evermore confusing issues surrounding aboriginal title in British Columbia and what it means for private property owners. My head is spinning with all the contradictory
On this edition of Journal, a subject that is near and dear to me – governance. I know, I know. Your heart is beating faster at just the thought of this topic, but bear with me. If you are a government or a nonprofit or
On this edition of Journal, we join the chorus of voices repudiating British Columbia’s new budget. To be charitable, Premier Eby is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day (to borrow from a children’s book).
On this edition of Journal, we examine one of the received truths in British Columbia: that one of our economic advantages is that BC offers businesses and industry a plentiful supply of hydroelectric energy at reasonabl
On this episode of Journal: an examination of the worrisome new expansion of what it means when we talk about food security. In the good old days – actually only 9 months ago – when Journal last spoke with Lenore Newman,
On this edition of Journal, we take a closer look at one piece of our health care system that doesn’t usually get much attention, even though we see them working on our streets all the time: paramedics. We hear about doc
On this edition of Journal; an opportunity to look back at British Columbia’s failed experiment of decriminalization – and look forward to what might come next. Dr. Julian Somers, a clinical psychologist and distinguishe
On this edition of Journal, we look at the sad Vancouver tale of the rise and fall of Woodward’s on Hastings Street. Built in 1903, the Woodward’s building was the place to be in Vancouver – a one-stop department store f
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