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“This is a vital introduction into the reality of the seismic disaster that awaits southwestern British Columbia. Everyone who lives here should hear this production. Nonetheless it is diminished by the usual CBC over focus on municipal Vancouver.
The City of Vancouver is only 600k out of the 2.5million in Metro Vancouver. Surrey will soon surpass the population of municipal Vancouver and it is painful to see item after item in every chapter referencing planing that applies only to a small portion of metro's population. The damage will be throughout the whole region as well as Vancouver Island which does get some laudable coverage. Where is Metro Vancouver in all of this???”Read full review »
microlost via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/03/16
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“Really well done. It’s only a matter of time until this happens. Nice to have something that motivates one to think about it proactively verses in a fearful way.”
Mama mfa via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
01/20/18
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“This is an excellent podcast. I really hadn't appreciated the impact of an earthquake until I listened to these episodes. Factual, informative and realistic. This tells us what will happen and how we can prepare. I'm busy buying more disaster preparation and survival products now! A must...”Read full review »
NorthernJon via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/20/16
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“Thank you for putting this podcast together. It brings up realistic and specific issues that will be faced, rather than generic copy/paste info we've heard many times in the past. Links to resources and websites mentioned in the podcast would have been nice addition to show notes but aside...”Read full review »
jamescduff via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/01/17
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