On Friday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

We talk more about the RCMP recommendations on the Ian Bush death when Al MacIntyre, RCMP Assistant Commissioner joins us.

Maxim Davis, Executive Director of the Dr. Peter Aids Foundation discusses the AIDS crisis and safe injection sites.

Kat Gibson, Executive Director of WISH Drop-in Society share the good works of her organization in dealing with prostitution.

Open line – we take your calls on any issue.

We wrap up the week with BC Health Minister George Abbott and the latest from the Conversation on Health.

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On Thursday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

There is about to be a major shake-up in the cellphone industry.  Eamon Hoey, Senior Partner with Hoey Associates Telecommunications Consulting Services explains.

Stevie Cameron, author of “The Last Amigo:  The Anatomy of a Scandal” has followed Karlheinz Schreiber’s influence on the Tory Government since 1987 and he is here to bring us the latest details.

How can we test for toxins in toys?  Mae Burrows, Executive Director of the Labour Environmental Alliance and Lee Edwards, a United Steelworkers Western Campaign Leader discuss.

The RCMP report from the Ian Bush case is in and says lethal force was necessary.  What now?  Paul Kennedy, Chair of the RCMP Public Complaints Commission joins us in studio.

Murray Mollard, Executive Director of the BC Civil Liberties Association and Linda Bush, Ian’s mother respond to Kennedy’s report.

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On Wednesday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

Philip Laird, Associate Professor of Psychology and jury expert at Trinity Western University outlines what Robert Pickton’s jury will face as they decide his fate.

John Allen, President and CEO of the Council of Forest Industries explains why 2008 will be a tough year for BC’s forestry industry.

What is this eco-density all about?  Vancouver City Councillor Suzanne Anton discusses.

Teens and depression – when are they moody and when are they actually sick?  Paul McLelland, Manager of Covenant House Crisis Shelter shares his expertise.

The 2010 Olympic Mascots are creating lots of water cooler talk, so share your thoughts on our open line.

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Organizers of the 2010 Winter Games have turned to British Columbia’s myths and legends for a trio of mascots.

Quatchi is a young sasquatch with a long brown beard and blue earmuffs, while Miga is a snowboarding sea-bear – part killer whale and part kermode bear.

And Sumi is a spirit animal that flies with the wings of a native thunderbird.

There’s even a sidekick: Mukmuk, a small friendly Vancouver Island Marmot.

The mascots were revealed in front of hundreds of delighted schoolchildren in the Vancouver suburb of Surrey.

Olympic organizers looked at hundreds of artists’ submissions before choosing the right mascot designers.

Thoughts?

On Tuesday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

Colin Hansen, BC Minister of Economic Development and Minister Responsible for Asia-Pacific Initiative and the Olympics is here to talk about the new 2010 Olympic mascots.

The Tri-Cities is considering a Cold Wet Weather Mat program for the homeless.  What is this all about?  Rob Thiessen, Managing Director of Hope for Freedom and Coquitlam resident Dennis Lee who is opposed to the plan join the show.

We have heard of NIMBY (not in my back yard) but what about NIABY (not in any backyard)?  Monte Paulsen, Tyee reporter and social housing expert explains.

Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond, BC’s Representative for Children and Youth discusses the progress being made on the Hughes Report.

Do you like the new 2010 Olympic mascots?  We open the lines to you.

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