BC Transit rolled out its redesigned website today, a project with a $3.8 million price tag jointly funded by the province and local partners.

Spokesperson Jamie Weiss joins the program to discuss why the update was prioritized, what riders should notice right away, and how the agency is responding to early feedback on launch day. 

IMAGE via BC Transit

BC Transit rolled out its redesigned <a href="https://www.bctransit.com/">website</a> today, a project with a $3.8 million price tag jointly funded by the province and local partners.
Spokesperson Jamie Weiss joins the program to discuss why the update was prioritized, what riders should notice right away, and how the agency is responding to early feedback on launch day.&nbsp;
IMAGE via BC Transit

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Here’s Why BC Transit’s New Website Is Actually “48 Sites in One”

Fire departments across the Capital Region are training together on a single, shared response for one of the most dangerous moments a firefighter can face — a Mayday call.

For the first time, crews from different jurisdictions are learning the same language and procedures, so when something goes wrong on a shared scene, there’s no confusion about what happens next.

Esquimalt Fire Chief Matt Furlot joins the program to talk about why this change matters, how it improves coordination under pressure, and what this new regional approach means for firefighter safety.

IMAGE: Firefighters from across the Capital Region and beyond train together at CFB Esquimalt during regional Mayday survival training. (Courtesy Esquimalt Fire Fighters Association)

Fire departments across the Capital Region are <a href="https://www.iaff.org/fire-ground-survival/">training together</a> on a single, shared response for one of the most dangerous moments a firefighter can face &mdash; a Mayday call.
For the first time, crews from different jurisdictions are learning the same language and procedures, so when something goes wrong on a shared scene, there&rsquo;s no confusion about what happens next.
Esquimalt Fire Chief Matt Furlot joins the program to talk about why this change matters, how it improves coordination under pressure, and what this new regional approach means for firefighter safety. IMAGE: Firefighters from across the Capital Region and beyond train together at CFB Esquimalt during regional Mayday survival training. (Courtesy Esquimalt Fire Fighters Association)

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And Now Pair This, Easter Dinner Results:

Ham sweet glaze with pineapple: White - Viognier. Red - Pinot Noir or Barbera or Grenache
Smoked ham: White - Alberino. Red - Merlot or Malbec

Turkey: Australian Shiraz

Cadbury Cream Egg: Martini Asti

Milk Chocolate: Tawny Port

Easter Paella (because why not?): Spanish Garnacha or Cava

Pick of the Week: MontGras de Vine Reserva Pinot Noir, Chile
And Now Pair This, Easter Dinner Results:
Ham sweet glaze with pineapple: White - Viognier. Red - Pinot Noir or Barbera or Grenache Smoked ham: White - Alberino. Red - Merlot or Malbec
Turkey: Australian Shiraz
Cadbury Cream Egg: Martini Asti
Milk Chocolate: Tawny Port
Easter Paella (because why not?): Spanish Garnacha or Cava

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