Rob Shaw
Political Correspondent at CHEK-TV (Victoria, BC)
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2 days ago |
biv.com | Rob Shaw |Glen Korstrom |Jami Makan |Cirque du Soleil
Michael Tchao, a 37-year-old creator of food education videos, says he likes a few things about his usual coworking spot in Vancouver. There’s the “really good” furniture and many power outlets. There’s more security than a coffee shop or public library, allowing him to leave his belongings unattended. There’s also sparkling water, cold-brew coffee and kombucha on tap in a large open kitchen. WeWork Inc.’s space at 2015 Main Street also offers networking opportunities.
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3 days ago |
biv.com | Rob Shaw
Premier David Eby is raising the prospect of rescinding his government’s controversial short-term rental restrictions. This comes as financially stretched British Columbians avoiding travel to the United States face the prospect of expensive local hotel stays and limited online vacation rentals this summer. Eby said he does not want his government’s ban on people renting investment properties on sites like Airnb to stretch on forever.
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6 days ago |
cheknews.ca | Rob Shaw
B.C. Premier David Eby sat down with CHEK News on Thursday for a wide-ranging interview, with topics including post-secondary school funding, immigration, the April 28 federal election and short-term rental rules, among more. The full, nearly 15-minute long interview can be found further below in this article. B.C.’s premier says he won’t be offering bailouts to colleges and universities grappling with course cuts and layoffs due to federal cuts to international students.
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1 week ago |
biv.com | Jami Makan |Mario Canseco |Rob Shaw |Graeme Wood
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1 week ago |
cheknews.ca | Rob Shaw
B.C. is making major changes to how new drivers are licensed in the province, removing the requirement for a second road test before a person gets their full license. The reforms, part of legislation introduced Wednesday, are the first to B.C.’s graduated licensing program since it brought in the “L” learners and “N” novice driver programs more than 25 years ago.
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