Radio: Langley Child Falls, NDP Meeting & Japan Radiation Update

I have Monday’s major morning radio news updates for Evolution 107.9.

A Langley girl is in serious but stable condition after falling two stories out of a window in her family’s home.

NDP leadership hopefuls faced off in front of an audience of party members at SFU’s Surrey campus Sunday.

In Japan, workers have succeeded in cooling down the fuel storage pools in two of the reactors at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant.


Via BCIT. Photos by Dixon Tam & 梓婷.

Three Arrested in Connection with Four-Year-Old Murder

The case is four years old and now three arrests have been made in connection with the murder of a Surrey mother. Although the pain for her family continues, the arrests have given them hope that justice will be reached.

News Anchor: BCIT Magazine for Jan. 27, 2011

This week on BCIT Magazine, my co-anchor Kristin Woodhouse and I bring you up to speed on all the local news. Sam Numsen reports from the newsroom and Corrin Skalbeck reports from Grouse Mountain.

Sight for the Third World

A pair of glasses is a simple thing many in the Third World go without. But as I discovered, a local group of volunteers is working to fill the need.

Cats for Seniors Program

How many seniors do you know who would love to have a pet but are afraid they won't be able to take care of it? As I found out, a local woman has developed a program that allows seniors to have a furry friend without the worry.

Government Looking at Subsidizing Smoking Cessation Products

For many smokers, quitting can be difficult. The B.C. government though, just might soon be helping to make it a little easier. I found out exactly how.

Businesses Upset Over Hornby Street Bike Lane

Bike lanes in Vancouver have been the subject of a lot of controversy over the last year, and the newest lane on Hornby Street is no exception. I found out why the lane has at least one business owner on the street concerned.