The Jon McComb Show

• Canada’s Wrongfully Convicted: The cases of Robert Baltovich and Maria Shepherd

  In exclusive interviews, wrongfully-convicted Canadians Robert Baltovich and Maria Shepherd detail their stories, and how they finally achieved vindication.

  May 1, 2019
  
• Can’t fall asleep? It might be stress

  Dr. Karen Jensen says almost half of the world's population suffers from some kind of sleep disorder.

  Health

  Jan 31, 2018
  
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• BC NDP’s ‘comprehensive’ housing strategy not coming until February

  Back in July Selina Robinson told Jon McComb the government is looking at 'all housing initiatives,’ but now three months later, Robinson offered no specifics.

  Oct 23, 2017
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• New B.C. guidelines unveiled for prescription heroin

  The B.C. Centre on Substance Abuse has released the provinces first ever set of guidelines for prescribing injectable treatments for opioid addiction.

  Health

  Oct 12, 2017
• I thought Christy Clark had potential, but my gut feeling was right

  I thought for a long time that Christy Clark had the potential to become an outstanding premier of British Columbia.

  Commentary

  Jul 31, 2017
• B.C. man unknowingly catches world record fish, then eats it

  Woodcox never thought the fish could be a kokanee due to its size and assumed it was a big rainbow trout.

  Lifestyle

  Jul 31, 2017
• UBC students hitchhike across Canada on $150 each

  Ori Nevares and Philippe Roberge are making the journey with just $150 each, relying on the generosity of fellow Canadians.

  Canada

  Jul 25, 2017
• ‘We just got the file,’ B.C. Housing Minister on next steps

  Newly elected Selena Robinson said there’s no clear timeline yet on how the BC NDP will be tackling the housing crisis in the province.

  Jul 24, 2017
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• False Creek clean-up: How will it work?

  The City of Vancouver is looking to improve the water quality of some of the city’s most contaminated locations.

  Environment

  Jul 21, 2017