This is BC with Jay Durant

• B.C. floods: Mechanics donate their Sundays to help get Fraser Valley farmers back to work

  Since the start of December a mobile band of mechanics have been travelling from farm to farm, helping victims of the Abbotsford flood repair damaged tractors and other equipment.

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  Jan 20
  
• Lacing up to skate at 88: Hockey-loving B.C. man inspires teammates

  'Let’s play hockey,' shouts 88-year-old Henry Unger from the dressing room hallway as the team waits for the Zamboni to clear the ice.

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  Jan 13
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• B.C. group needs thousands of dollars to get donated baseball gear to kids in Mexico

  Organizers have collected $15,000 worth of equipment to run a free baseball camp in Mexico to introduce kids to the game, but the cost of shipping it there could strike them out.

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  Jan 9
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• Defending BC’s Coast: How Yorke Island played a big role in the Second World War

  Eighty years ago, Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor sparked the transition of a remote B.C. island from wilderness to a military outpost.

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  Dec 2, 2021
• Surrey, B.C. commando who fought to keep veterans’ memories alive remembered

  A former World War II Royal Commando from Surrey, B.C., is being remembered for the work he did after coming home to keep the memory of his comrades alive.

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  Nov 11, 2021
• B.C. musicians band together to fight anti-Asian racism

  There is power in numbers and in just a few short months the Asian Persuasion All Stars have been doing everything they can to lend their voice to fight anti-Asian racism.

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  Oct 21, 2021
• Meet the B.C. man who builds his own fully-functional submarines

  Hank Pronk builds his own completely functional submarines, and recently finished his latest and greatest submersible, the E3000, which is pressure tested to a depth of 3,000 feet.

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  Oct 17, 2021
• Hope, B.C. man making waves building racing canoes

  It’s been tough to keep up with demand. Rick Quipp and his crew have another 12 canoes to make after the three he’s currently working on are finished.

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  Oct 12, 2021
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• Vancouver choir finds new and inventive way to practice together but safely apart

  The group cannot use Zoom because there are delays and challenges with timing. However, with a  little technical know-how, they have found a way to reconnect.

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  May 24, 2021