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The Morning Bite

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CKNW and Mornings with Simi present The Morning Bite, your essential morning companion. Join us for a quick roundup of news headlines, weather updates, current events, and insights into the day ahead—all packed into a concise 20-minute segment, ready by 7:00 AM. Hosted by renowned talk show host Simi Sara, along with Global Radio News Anchor John Streit, BC political journalist Vaughn Palmer, and more, The Morning Bite delivers all the information you need on your commute to work each day.

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Health Series: Do Supplements really work? Or is it all placebo? 26.01.2026

Health Series: Do Supplements really work? Or is it all placebo? Guest: Stephanie Dang, Registered Dietician

What makes protests succeed or fail? 26.01.2026

What makes protests succeed or fail? Guest: Jan Kubik, Distinguished Professor, Department of Political Science School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University

The BC Government is spending $600,000 to help fight extortion 23.01.2026

The BC Government is spending $600,000 to help fight extortion Guest: Nina Kreiger, BC Minister of Public Safety

So let’s talk about these so-called Chinese EVs 23.01.2026

So let’s talk about these so-called Chinese EVs Guest: Shahin Alizadeh, chief executive officer of Downtown Auto Group

Not everyone thinks social media bans are a good idea 23.01.2026

Not everyone thinks social media bans are a good idea Guest: Chris Ferguson, Clinical Psychologist at Stetson university in Florida

Workplace Hazards are commonplace, so why do so few people report them? 23.01.2026

Workplace Hazards are commonplace, so why do so few people report them? Guest: Lianne M. Lefsrud, Professor and Risk, Innovation & Sustainability Chair (RISC), University of Albert

More overpass strikes in the Lower Mainland 22.01.2026

More overpass strikes in the Lower Mainland Guest: Gagan Singh, Spokesperson for the United Truckers Association

The latest on the ‘Extortion Crisis’ in Surrey 22.01.2026

The latest on the ‘Extortion Crisis’ in Surrey Guest: Nina Kreiger, BC Minister of Public Safety

People in Surrey not happy about Extortion task force response 22.01.2026

People in Surrey not happy about Extortion task force response Guest: Linda Annis, Surrey City councilor and Mayoral Candidate

How did things go in Davos for Carney, Trump and the World? 22.01.2026

How did things go in Davos for Carney, Trump and the World? Guest: Paul samson, President · Centre for International Governance Innovation

What is AI Psychosis? 22.01.2026

What is AI Psychosis? Guest: Alexandre hudon, is a psychiatrist, at the Montreal Mental Health University Institute

Health Series: Banning Social Media for Kids Mental Health 22.01.2026

Health Series: Banning Social Media for Kids Mental Health Guest: Emma Duerden, scientific lead of the Developing Brain research program, Western University

Canada looking beyond its partnership with America 21.01.2026

Canada looking beyond its partnership with America Guest: Allistair Edgar, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science; Executive Director, Academic Council on the United Nations System, Wilfred Laurier University

Trump is speaking at Davos, how is the world reacting? 21.01.2026

Trump is speaking at Davos, how is the world reacting? Guest: Stephen Walt, Professor of International Affairs, Harvard Kennedy School

Are any of the trucks on the road safe? 21.01.2026

Are any of the trucks on the road safe? Guest: Const. Kevin Connolly, a designated commercial vehicle inspector with Burnaby RCMP

Consumer Debt is up, So what do we do about it? 21.01.2026

Consumer Debt is up, So what do we do about it? Guest: Blair Mantin, licensed insolvency trustee with Sands and associates

Indigo’s Best Books of the New Year! 21.01.2026

Indigo’s Best Books of the New Year! Guest: Amanda Gauthier, Manager, Customer Experience & Curation

Trump continues to talk about Greenland takeover and the world continues to respond 20.01.2026

Trump continues to talk about Greenland takeover and the world continues to respond Guest: Colin Robertson, Vice President and Fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute

If property crime is so bad, why are so few businesses reporting it? 20.01.2026

If property crime is so bad, why are so few businesses reporting it? Guest: Jeremy Heighton, BC BIA President

Health Series: How is AI changing the way we do Health care? 20.01.2026

Health Series: How is AI changing the way we do Health care? Guest: Abhi Kalra, Infoway's EVP of Connected Care

Can our Health care system handle a big event like FIFA? 20.01.2026

Can our Health care system handle a big event like FIFA? Guest: Dr. Fraser Mackay, Canadian Emergency Physician

What is the government doing to address intimate partner violence? 20.01.2026

What is the government doing to address intimate partner violence? Guest: Niki Sharma, BC Attorney General

How Heated Rivalry is changing sports culture 20.01.2026

How Heated Rivalry is changing sports culture Guest: JJ Wright, Ph. D, Assistant Professor, Sociology and Gender Studies, MacEwan University

Trump’s threats to Greenland and beyond 19.01.2026

Trump’s threats to Greenland and beyond Guest: Alexander Salt from the Canadian Global Affairs Institute

Should police have access to Traffic Camera footage? 19.01.2026

Should police have access to Traffic Camera footage? Guest: Teresa Scassa, Canada Research Chair in Information Law and Policy, Full Professor, Common Law Section, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa

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