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Harry Callaghan

Harry Callaghan

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Anchor and Reporter, CFBR-FM (Edmonton, AB)

Kelowna

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  • $50-billion in food is wasted in Canada every year

    By Harry Callaghan Verified| CKFR-AM (Kelowna, BC) Verified Canadian non-profit food rescue group, Second Harvest, says almost $50-billion worth of usable groceries ends up in landfills every year.  It found 58% of the food produced in Canada is either lost or wasted. Lenetta Parry, the Executive Director of the Central Okanagan Food Bank, says to curb large-scale waste, they have a program involving local grocery stores.

    By Harry Callaghan Verified · CKFR-AM (Kelowna, BC)

    Jan. 17, 2019

  • Snow coming to the highways

    By Harry Callaghan Verified| CKFR-AM (Kelowna, BC) Verified A lot of snow is coming to the Coquihalla Highway between Hope and Merritt today. Environment Canada's Matt McDonald's says it's already snowing on the Coquihalla, with about five centimeters expected. “The true storm is going to move in later tonight, and with that one we’re expecting about 20-25 centimeters Thursday night into Friday.”He says the snowfall won't be as heavy on the Okanagan Connector.

    By Harry Callaghan Verified · CKFR-AM (Kelowna, BC)

    Nov. 22, 2018

  • $50-billion in food is wasted in Canada every year

    By Harry Callaghan Verified| CKFR-AM (Kelowna, BC) Verified Canadian non-profit food rescue group, Second Harvest, says almost $50-billion worth of usable groceries ends up in landfills every year.  It found 58% of the food produced in Canada is either lost or wasted. Lenetta Parry, the Executive Director of the Central Okanagan Food Bank, says to curb large-scale waste, they have a program involving local grocery stores.

    By Harry Callaghan Verified · CKFR-AM (Kelowna, BC)

    Jan. 17, 2019

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CFBR-FM (Edmonton, AB)