BIV's Tyler Orton and Hayley Woodin are joined by Patrick Blennerhassett to discuss the stories he's working on. The three discuss the current debate about mobility pricing and what it means for people living inside and outside of Vancouver.

Later, Tyler, Hayley and Patrick discuss Motorola's decision to purchase the Vancouver based tech company Avigilon.

See more of Tyler's, Hayley's and Patrick's reporting at www.biv.com/

BIV's Tyler Orton and Hayley Woodin are joined by Patrick Blennerhassett to discuss the stories he's working on. The three discuss the current debate about mobility pricing and what it means for people living inside and outside of Vancouver. Later, Tyler, Hayley and Patrick discuss Motorola's decision to purchase the Vancouver based tech company Avigilon. See more of Tyler's, Hayley's and Patrick's reporting at www.biv.com/

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Episode 134: Mobility pricing or commuter tax?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks at an event in Surrey August 29 to announce a new memorandum of understanding with B.C. to affirm a commitment to power the province's natural gas production and LNG sectors with clean energy.

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks at an event in Surrey August 29 to announce a new memorandum of understanding with B.C. to affirm a commitment to power the province's natural gas production and LNG sectors with clean energy.
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Horgan and Trudeau announce new MOU

Frank Giustra, one of Canada’s most prominent business leaders, has in the last decade turned a large part of his attention to philanthropy. He talks in-depth with Kirk LaPointe, editor-in-chief of Business in Vancouver, about his mission to give back, about the lessons he learned in business that he can apply to this new chapter, and about the global context for his contributions.

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Frank Giustra, one of Canada&rsquo;s most prominent business leaders, has in the last decade turned a large part of his attention to philanthropy. He talks in-depth with Kirk LaPointe, editor-in-chief of Business in Vancouver, about his mission to give back, about the lessons he learned in business that he can apply to this new chapter, and about the global context for his contributions.
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Business titan turn philanthropist with Frank Giustra

Peter German, the former RCMP deputy commissioner and former Corrections Services deputy commissioner, has chronicled the extent of money laundering in British Columbia casinos. In his newly released report for the provincial government, he identifies weaknesses in the system and prescribes measures to reduce crime. In this episode of the BIV Interview, he talks about his career and the report with Kirk LaPointe, editor-in-chief of Business in Vancouver.

Peter German, the former RCMP deputy commissioner and former Corrections Services deputy commissioner, has chronicled the extent of money laundering in British Columbia casinos. In his newly released report for the provincial government, he identifies weaknesses in the system and prescribes measures to reduce crime. In this episode of the BIV Interview, he talks about his career and the report with Kirk LaPointe, editor-in-chief of Business in Vancouver.

Episode 134: Mobility pricing or commuter tax?

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