 | Sunday, June 02, 2024 | |  | | | | CBC has proudly announced the rollout of 14 new streaming channels this year and we are pleased to say that CBC News BC is now available on connected TV platforms including The Roku Channel, LG Channels and in the coming weeks, Samsung TV Plus.
Never miss out on breaking news including weather updates and headlines when you need us, and sharing stories that matter to British Columbians. Look forward to streaming your favourite CBC B.C. programming including The Early Edition, BC Today, On The Coast, along with behind-the-scenes and more!
You can also digitally stream all of our local content at your fingertips live and on-demand at cbc.ca/bc, CBC News App and CBC Gem. | | |  | | | | June is the official kick-off to summer and CBC Gem is sharing several entertaining new titles with you.
In honour of National Indigenous History Month, we're diving into the stories and contributions of Indigenous peoples. Step into the Bears' Lair or discover the inspiring story of Olympic medallist Duke Kahanamoku in Waterman - Duke: Ambassador of Aloha.
June is also our time to celebrate and amplify 2SLGBTQ+ voices and experiences. Grab your favourite comfort snack and watch Canada's A Drag, Casa Susanna or immerse yourself in the intriguing world of spies in the thrilling series Killing Eve.
Find all this and more in CBC's Top 5 for June. | | |  | | | | You might be familiar with some of the less-than-appetizing meals that get served in hospital if you, or a loved one, has ever had an extended stay.
But a recent pilot project at Vancouver General Hospital aimed to replace unappealing mush with something that's both appetizing and nutritious. In partnership with celebrity chef and TV personality Ned Bell, more than 20 new meals were introduced including a South Asian-inspired coconut curry, a Thai noodle bowl and Korean gochujang.
Not only did the new menu meet its goal of providing a choice of cuisine, but the main goal was to encourage more patients to eat the food being served to them.
Find out how the patients reacted to the dishes here. | | |  | | From this week's radio archives:
What do low-wage earners think about B.C.'s minimum wage increasing?
As of yesterday, B.C.'s minimum wage has gone up from $16.75 to $17.40 an hour. Stephen Quinn speaks to a low-wage earner about their thoughts on the news. | Listen here | | | | Share this newsletter | | or subscribe if this was
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