Jon McComb Show

• Canada’s Wrongfully Convicted: What are the psychological impacts?

  How does a wrongfully convicted person rebuild their lives?

  May 3, 2019
  
• CAA dethrones MEC in annual ranking of Canada’s most trusted brands

  An annual survey has taken the trophy away from Mountain Equipment Co-op as the most trusted brand in Canada.

  Consumer

  May 1, 2018
  
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• LISTEN: Airport expansion provides direct flight to more Vancouver jobs

  With an ambitious 20-year expansion plan at The Vancouver airport, the terminal is looking to use this project as a runway to provide more jobs.

  Economy

  Apr 27, 2018
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• B.C. premier to attend fundraising event, promises legislation is coming

  Premier John Horgan has a $500-a-plate fundraiser Sept. 22, even as his government prepares to bring in legislation to ban union and corporate donations.

  Politics

  Sep 11, 2017
• What is your dog really thinking?

  Many people like to talk to their pets, but how would you feel if they spoke back...in English?

  Science

  Aug 8, 2017
• Travis Green Q&A: Vowing to change Canucks luck

  With a disappointing record, the Vancouver Canucks will be looking to turn their luck around with new Head Coach, Travis Green.

  Sports

  Jul 17, 2017
• The Jon McComb Show: New poll shows Canadian support for carbon tax cooling

  I suspect there are a number of British Columbians that have forgotten that we have a carbon tax in this province.

  Jul 5, 2017
• COMMENTARY: Clark pretends to listen to voters now, while staring defeat in the face

  So who is Christy Clark? Who are the BC Liberals? And what do they stand for? Your guess is as good as mine on that one.

  Politics

  Jun 23, 2017