In this episode of the Green Exchange MLA Olsen speaks with Old-Growth advocate Ken Wu about interim protections, conservation financing and the broader shift needed in our forestry industry.

Ken Wu is the former Executive Director and co-founder of the Ancient Forest Alliance. He has worked to protect ancient forests in BC for over a quarter century, after first seeing the Walbran Valley as a teenager in 1991. Previously he worked as the Executive Director and Campaign Director for the Wilderness Committee’s Victoria chapter, from 1999 to 2010, and before that for a variety of small environmental groups. He graduated from the University of British Columbia’s ecological science program and has also worked as a biologist, tree-planter, math tutor, and door canvasser.

The Green Exchange: MLA Olsen and Ken Wu

MLA Sonia Furstenau discusses long-COVID. For more information on MLA Furstenau's questions in the House regarding data collection long-term COVID-19 Visit: https://www.soniafurstenaumla.ca/british-columbia/question-period-long-term-effects-of-covid-19/

Mornings with Simi

Getting data on COVID-19 long haulers

Radio NL speaks with MLA Sonia Furstenau about old-growth and more

Radio NL March 18: MLA Sonia Furstenau discusses old-growth and more

In Episode 3 of the Green Exchange Sonia Furstenau leader of the BC Greens and MLA for Cowichan Valley sits down with Michelle Oucharek-Deo, BFA, BCATR, RCAT Registered Art Therapist and FACTBC Government Liaison Committee Chair. to discuss mental health and what regulation of counsellors and social workers would mean for the safety and well-being of British Columbians.

The BC Greens introduced legislation to amend the Health Professions Act on June 2, 2021.

More information can be found here: https://www.bcgreencaucus.ca/post/b-c-greens-table-legislation-to-enable-the-regulation-of-counsellors-and-social-workers

The Green Exchange: mental health and the well-being of British Columbians

Lynda Steele chats with Green Party MLA, Sonia Furstenau for Cowichan Valley (also a former High School Teacher) about British Columbia teachers, students and support staff returning to school on September 10th.

The Lynda Steele Show

Back to school concerns with 8 days left

Lynda Steele speaks with MLA Adam Olsen about what he think of hints at an upcoming provincial election.

The interim Green Party leaders thoughts on an early election

MLA Adam Olsen joins Mary Polak and Moe Sihota to speak with Stephen Quinn about the possibility of an election this fall on CBC's political panel. 

Disclaimer: this segment was recorded by the BC Green Caucus and is not official CBC sound quality

CBC segment recording can be listened to here: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-91/clip/15797809

The Early Edition with Stephen Quinn: Election Speculation

Call the Question is a fast-paced political podcast hosted by 
Maria Dobrinskaya and Lesli Boldt who talk politics. With women. Call the question...and pass the mic.

"Sonia Furstenau, Leader of the BC Green Party, joins the podcast for our first episode of 2021. The MLA for Cowichan Valley shares her experience at the helm of the BC Greens, and reflects on her party's three-year cooperative agreement with the BC NDP in its minority government, and the recent October 2020 provincial election. She also shares her thoughts on climate action, electoral reform, environmental and racial justice, community development, and the dramatic recent events in US politics. And, we touch on the importance of striving for balance - in our lives, for our health, in our communities and in our environment."

https://www.spreaker.com/user/11150467/ctq-s4e9-sonia-furstenau_1

Call the Question: Sonia Furstenau on democracy, community and leadership

MLA Adam Olsen sits down to talk with Bruce Williams about Bruce's new role with the Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce, the BC small and medium sized business grant program, how businesses are coping with the pandemic and what their plans are for the future.

The Green Exchange: Bruce Williams, Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce

BC Green Caucus: fighting for a more sustainable and fair society, advocating for a Green Recovery to COVID-19.