Michael Ravenhill, CEO of the David Foster Foundation, joined Al for a conversation about Heart Month and how Canadians can help with a life-saving organ transplant.

Michael Ravenhill, CEO of the David Foster Foundation, joined Al for a conversation about Heart Month and how Canadians can help with a life-saving organ transplant.

All the best audio from Mornings with Al Ferraby and Lisa Best on CFAX 1070.

All the best audio from Mornings with Al Ferraby and Lisa Best on CFAX 1070.

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The David Foster Foundation want you to ‘Keep The Beat’ this February for Heart Month

Alan Perry is joined by Gary Beyer, Owner of Tesseract Computers to cover the latest in tech, including Apple iOS 26.4.1 bug-fix updates, scam alerts (parking ticket texts, fake Shaw emails, CRA and DocuSign scams, and bank fraud calls), Apple app update changes, satellite-to-mobile expansion, AI developments, telecom deals, and more. Kathryn Abbott discusses the University of Calgary setting a Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs. All this and more.

Alan Perry is joined by Gary Beyer, Owner of Tesseract Computers to cover the latest in tech, including Apple iOS 26.4.1 bug-fix updates, scam alerts (parking ticket texts, fake Shaw emails, CRA and DocuSign scams, and bank fraud calls), Apple app update changes, satellite-to-mobile expansion, AI developments, telecom deals, and more. Kathryn Abbott discusses the University of Calgary setting a Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs. All this and more.

Tech Talk – April 18 2026

Political science instructor Dan Reeve from Camosun College joins Josh & Jade to break down a consequential week in politics. The conversation explores the K'ómoks Treaty Act and why modern treaty negotiations are complex, contested, and decades in the making. Attention then shifts to Ottawa, examining what a new Liberal majority means for policy and parliamentary power. The discussion closes with a sober look at how power, spectacle, and unpredictability now shape political leadership.

Political science instructor Dan Reeve from Camosun College joins Josh &amp; Jade to break down a consequential week in politics. The conversation explores the K'&oacute;moks Treaty Act and why modern treaty negotiations are complex, contested, and decades in the making. Attention then shifts to Ottawa, examining what a new Liberal majority means for policy and parliamentary power. The discussion closes with a sober look at how power, spectacle, and unpredictability now shape political leadership.

Power, Self‑Government, and the Politics of Chaos

From unsafe living conditions to renewed stability, Carmen Rempel, CEO of Habitat for Humanity Victoria, joined Josh & Jade to talk about the launch of the Critical Repairs program and the immediate impact it’s having on local families

From unsafe living conditions to renewed stability, Carmen Rempel, CEO of Habitat for Humanity Victoria, joined Josh &amp; Jade to talk about the launch of the Critical Repairs program and the immediate impact it&rsquo;s having on local families

The David Foster Foundation want you to ‘Keep The Beat’ this February for Heart Month

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