Kiana McKinstry, coach of the Rotten Apples Junior Roller Derby team, joined Steve to share the news that Chloe Crotty and Teaghan Dillon were chosen as members of Team Canada Junior Roller Derby team and will compete at the Junior Roller Derby World Cup in Brisbane, Australia in July 2025.

Kiana McKinstry, coach of the Rotten Apples Junior Roller Derby team, joined Steve to share the news that Chloe Crotty and Teaghan Dillon were chosen as members of Team Canada Junior Roller Derby team and will compete at the Junior Roller Derby World Cup in Brisbane, Australia in July 2025.

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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Two Victoria roller derby athletes to represent Canada at Junior Roller Derby World Cup

B.C.'s emergency management minister Kelly Greene joins Steve on CFAX Mornings. 

B.C.'s emergency management minister Kelly Greene joins Steve on CFAX Mornings.&nbsp;

B.C.'s emergency management minister says province learned to provide more staffing supports in case of natural disaster effecting small communities after Lytton wildfire recovery audit 

Jason Whyte, managing editor of GetReelMovies.com, joins the program from Austin, Texas, after spending "the best 7 days of his life" at South by Southwest Festival.

Jason Whyte, managing editor of GetReelMovies.com, joins the program from Austin, Texas, after spending "the best 7 days of his life" at South by Southwest Festival.

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Cities across British Columbia are confronting rising infrastructure costs as decades‑old pipes, roads, and systems reach the end of their lives — often all at once.

Asset Management BC executive director Arnold Schwabe explains why today’s strain is driven by timing and physics, not just recent decisions, and what residents often misunderstand about the choices facing local governments.

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Cities across British Columbia are confronting rising infrastructure costs as decades‑old pipes, roads, and systems reach the end of their lives &mdash; often all at once.
<a href="https://www.assetmanagementbc.ca/">Asset Management BC</a> executive director Arnold Schwabe explains why today&rsquo;s strain is driven by timing and physics, not just recent decisions, and what residents often misunderstand about the choices facing local governments.
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Two Victoria roller derby athletes to represent Canada at Junior Roller Derby World Cup

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