Radio anchoring from the day the federal budget came out.

Newscast

A remembrance ceremony for Tibetans who have lost their lives in protests for freedom.

Vigil for Tibet

New Westminster mayor responds to allegations of corruption over approval of a rezoning application.


New Westminster Mayor defends himself

The owner of a cheap breakfast joint, Bon's Off Broadway is being investigated by the Employee Actions Rights Network. The complaint was filed by the Employment Standards Branch According to EARN, accusing Wong of paying lower than minimum wage, not offering overtime or vacation pay, and withholding paystubs, T4 forms, and official employment records.

Wong believes he’s a victim of bullying by negative media attention. In this interview, Bon Wong tells me in this live interview, where the accusations are coming from-- and why he thinks he is entitled to tip money.  

In Wong’s own words, “You be the judge.”

The man named Bad Boss of the year defends himself.

Residents in New Westminster are concerned about two dangerous intersections on East 8th street. Tonight they are sitting down with the city to discuss ideas for improving the crosswalks.

Dangerous intersections call for crosswalk

Social Activist and President of Culture Gaurd talks about her Human Rights complaint filed against the Vancouver School Board for allegedly promoting hatred. She says it does this by allowing students to use words such as homophobic and homophobia. Simpson explains her views in this interview.

Human Rights complaint alleges VSB spreads hatred

Radio Anchoring

A live hit on SFU Support Workers striking.

Radio Live Hit

Radio Demo Reel

The man who spent twelve years running from police and changing his identity, has finally been sentenced. Ninderjit Singh will spend his life in prison with no chance of parole for sixteen years. And as Sana Rangwala reports, the Randhawa family is pleased with his sentence.