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CBC Radio One's The Early Edition podcast features the top story of the day. Expect to hear highlights from the show's news, health, civic affairs, cultural and community coverage.

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Breaking down the charges laid against Fairy Creek protesters
Durée : 8min 56s
Canada not immune to extremism and racism behind Buffalo, N.Y., shooting
Durée : 9min 1s
Green Party calls for four months of free transit
Durée : 7min 11s
Kuper Island podcast dives deep into one BC residential school's story
Durée : 11min 17s
Ottawa Report: Canada outlines climate change adaptation plan
Durée : 9min 36s
Should Vancouver bring back school liaison officers?
Durée : 6min 47s
The BCSPCA wants you to consider adopting something other than a cat or dog
Durée : 6min 53s
Youth and seniors work out together in Vancouver's Chinatown
Durée : 6min 38s
Burnaby preparing for extreme summer heat
Durée : 5min 3s
Catching up with BC Juno nominees in folk and heavy metal
Durée : 9min 31s
Cold, wet weather likely to continue in the Lower Mainland
Durée : 7min 32s
Funding secured for new Indigenous centre in Vancouver
Durée : 7min 31s
How two years of COVID-19 is fueling "mom rage"
Durée : 8min 31s
Inside Vancouver's first Hong Kong Fair
Durée : 7min 11s
New MOA exhibit explores Latin American civil rights movement from 1960s to present
Durée : 8min 21s
On the Ledge: Horgan's Site C visit and rebuilding Lytton
Durée : 9min 51s
UBCIC calls VPD's handling of Chelsea Poorman case "callous"
Durée : 7min 21s
City of Vancouver planners explain the Broadway Plan
Durée : 14min 29s
Could the humble CD make a comeback?
Durée : 9min 17s
Founder of Asian Heritage Month reflects on its 20th anniversary
Durée : 5min 56s
How better infrastructure could prevent pedestrian deaths
Durée : 7min 29s
Loophole allows tax-free sale of lavish Victoria mansion
Durée : 7min 42s
New photos of the black hole at the centre of our galaxy
Durée : 6min 14s
Student "swarming" attacks caught on video
Durée : 8min 8s
This woman quit her job to start a business running errands and standing in line
Durée : 7min 7s
UBC study examines Black alienation in academia
Durée : 3min 12s
Vancouver Giants on playoff hot streak
Durée : 5min 44s
As gas prices soar, Canadian oil companies are posting record profits
Durée : 8min 25s
B.C. nurses facing burnout and unsafe working conditions
Durée : 11min 21s
Dr. Bonnie Henry on fourth doses of COVID-19 vaccinations
Durée : 9min 49s
Metro Matters: Vancouver's newest park
Durée : 7min 7s
U.S. Senate set to vote on abortion rights
Durée : 8min 27s
Virtual tour explores the history of Vancouver's Chinatown
Durée : 9min 11s
White Rock's Totem Plaza renamed for beloved Semiahmoo chief
Durée : 6min 50s
Avian flu cases on the rise
Durée : 9min 21s
B.C.'s first trauma-informed daycare
Durée : 6min 27s
Charles Montgomery on proposed Broadway tower
Durée : 9min 31s
Comedian Ola Dada reaches Canada's Got Talent semifinals
Durée : 8min 1s
How the Marcos family regained power in the Philippines
Durée : 8min 6s
Parental Guidance: Is high school the right time to choose your future career?
Durée : 9min 54s
Vancouver brewer wins beer award
Durée : 4min 42s
B.C. Filipinos watching election results closely
Durée : 11min 1s
Bill Tieleman on proposed Broadway tower
Durée : 10min 20s
How will climate change affect Vancouver's infrastructure?
Durée : 7min 29s
Comedy Invasion
Durée : 8min 43s
Crazy 8s filmmaking event
Durée : 5min 47s
DTES Writing Festival
Durée : 8min 44s
Reproductive Mental Health
Durée : 9min 13s
Sugar Cane Cannabis
Durée : 7min 32s
The Doc Project: "Co-Mom"
Durée : 3min 31s
Whistler doctor shortage
Durée : 7min 41s
A contaminated Fraser
Durée : 6min 46s
Addictions Awareness Week
Durée : 5min 40s
Bright Nights in Stanley Park
Durée : 6min 36s
Emergency Kits
Durée : 5min 41s
On the Ledge
Durée : 10min 43s
The Mayor of Chilliwack
Durée : 7min 44s
The history — and future — of B.C.'s pit stop cafes
Durée : 7min 16s
Doctors want heat-related illness and injury tracked, not just deaths
Durée : 9min 2s
Exploring Japanese-Canadian history in VR
Durée : 6min 51s
Health minister Adrian Dix on the province's preparations for another heatwave
Durée : 10min 39s
Live music is back at the North Vancouver shipyards
Durée : 4min 13s
Reflections on the one month anniversary of the Lytton fire
Durée : 11min 57s
The history of Vancouver's Davie Village
Durée : 9min 6s
BC's wildfire fighting resources are spread thin
Durée : 6min 52s
Border could soon reopen to fully vaccinated Americans
Durée : 6min 44s
Capturing the majesty of the Pacific salmon in virtual reality
Durée : 8min 57s
Law firm looking to make it easier to use traditional Indigenous names on government documents
Durée : 7min 55s
The road forward after Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc's report on unmarked graves
Durée : 15min 26s
Vancouver city councillor says province's safer supply program falls short
Durée : 8min 5s
What's causing coyote attacks in Stanley Park?
Durée : 8min 25s
July 29, 2020: A serious bike crash and the kindness that made a difference
Durée : 5min 42s
July 29, 2020: Behind the scenes with Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix
Durée : 14min 34s
July 29, 2020: CBC House Dr. Peter Lin and what we know about the new coronavirus
Durée : 8min 7s
July 29, 2020: Mama bear comes home
Durée : 6min 16s
July 29, 2020: Parents and teachers still have questions about the next school year
Durée : 8min 55s
July 29, 2020: Reporter Angela Sterritt live at the Strathcona Park Tent City
Durée : 8min 11s
July 29, 2020: The Vancouver Public Library's anti-racism audio bookclub
Durée : 6min 2s
July 28, 2020: STILL STANDING - Deep Cove Kayak
Durée : 7min 3s
July 28, 2020: The Environment Minister and the new park day pass
Durée : 8min 19s
July 28, 2020: The Ottawa report with Kristy Kirkup
Durée : 9min 25s
July 28, 2020: The orca J35 looks to be pregnant once again
Durée : 8min 32s
July 28, 2020: Who is actually wearing masks in restaurants?
Durée : 7min 42s
July 28, 2020: Your COVID questions answered by Vancouver's top doctor
Durée : 17min 18s
July 28. 2020: The Feminist Economic Recovery Plan for Canada
Durée : 10min 22s
South of the Fraser
Durée : 6min 18s
July 27, 2020: Back to school in the age of COVID
Durée : 7min 27s
July 27, 2020: Bill 22 opposition
Durée : 9min 7s
July 27, 2020: How health officials are preparing for the next wave of COVID
Durée : 8min 36s
July 27, 2020: RECONCILE THIS with Angela Sterritt
Durée : 10min 57s
July 27, 2020: The case of the missing bear
Durée : 8min 23s
July 27, 2020: The new day-use park pass program
Durée : 8min 22s
July 27, 2020: Two former health ministers weigh in on B.C.'s COVID response
Durée : 12min 30s
July 27, 2020: Vancouver Pride Art Walk
Durée : 5min 34s
July 27, 2020: the debate over the Lower Mainland's best neighbourhood continues
Durée : 8min 15s
July 24, 2020: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's speech and what it means
Durée : 11min 22s
July 24, 2020: Getting people to take the pandemic seriously in Phase 3
Durée : 9min 35s
July 24, 2020: How to have a proper staycation
Durée : 9min 3s
July 24, 2020: How to score a spot at a camping site and some other options from an expert
Durée : 6min 1s
July 24, 2020: The Queer Arts Festival and censorship
Durée : 6min 9s

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