COVID-19 is challenging us this spring. Today, we’re going to hear from two people who inspire me a lot, on how they’re coping.
First up, Jannine Kellar from the Bulkley Valley Farmers’ Market will explain protocols put in place for all BC farmers’ market.
CICK News for April 2, 2020 - Chris and Dan ask what's the economic impact of COVID-19 on Northern BC?
this is the first show of a new seasson of El Matadero.
we talk from afar about the quarentine and how is being living under this new reality
Alan Wayne Scott, known to the bike community as Scunny, is no stranger to vulnerability. A bike messenger, an advocate for change, and a long-time cancer patient, Scunny has faced many challenges with an indomitable spirit. I’m proud to be his friend and very inspired at his example.
New music by Basia Bulat, Forever, The Chats, Half Moon Run and more..
Dan reports remotely today on COVID updates by BC Minister of Public Safety, Mike Farnworth, speaks to High School Counsellor Kathrine Brock and CICK's own reporter Chris Gareau from the road.
More stories from Trevor Sowers on how he pushes the limits, both in his personal life and on a bike.
And, because I couldn't get the intended interview in person with the imposition of social distancing, a re-broadcast from 2015 of Josh Martin and the Otesha Project.
David Maxwell Blues Band and BB King and another newsletter from Bruce Lipton about the Covid virus.
This is CICK's newest news show on Thursday March 19, 2020. We cover COVID-19 and speak to Smithers interim mayor Gladys Atrill as well as MP Taylor Bachrach and medical best practices from Dr Darren Jakubec. Hosted by Chris Gareau and Dan Mesec.
When I moved to BC three years ago, I described the experience as moving to the wild west, where the rules don’t always apply and where you’re surrounded by vast ranges of uninhabited land. Combined, this means there are fabulous opportunities for adventure.
March 16 I Digress! Live...for now. Good country set in this one.