As more electric vehicles hit the road, is there enough support to keep them running? Vancouver Community College's dean of the school of trades Brett Griffiths joined us to talk about the need for EV mechanics.

An open letter from B.C's forestry sector to the province says the industry is on the verge of collapse and is calling for immediate support. What's the future of forestry in B.C? And what should the industry look like? Forestry Minister Ravi Parmar and strategic advisor David Elstone share their perspectives.

The Canada-U.S. trade war is ramping up yet again with fresh calls to Buy Canadian and the U.S. retaliating by banning some Canadian products. Premier David Eby yesterday said the province is expanding its Buy B.C. campaign. Buy Canadian advocate Tod Maffin joined the program and we ask: Are you buying Canadian or have your spending patterns changed amid the trade war?

School districts in Langley and Nanaimo are cracking down on e-scooters. What do you want your school district to do about students and these mobility devices? Hub Cycling's executive director Rose Gardner joined the program.

Canada's retaliatory tariffs start Tuesday, but Prime Minister Mark Carney says the alternative is worse. We heard from Premier David Eby who spoke to the tariffs from Victoria. Cory Redekop from the Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce joined the program to discuss the impact on small businesses.

We learned more about the popularity of miniatures online. Miniature enthusiasts Robina Patterson, Becky Gannon and Emily Wolverton join the program.

B.C.'s Best Roadside Attraction is Cathedral Grove! What do you think of the choice? Justin McElroy joins the program to describe the journey and why Cathedral Grove stood tall in the competition.

Prominent anti-gang advocate and Vancouver police officer Kal Dosanjh has been arrested and is facing several charges, including for theft and fraud. We hear the latest from the CBC's Amelia John at the VPD headquarters.

Peter Milobar and Ian Paton's fledgling political party is gaining some steam, with three more former Conservative MLAs now on board. UFV political scientist Hamish Telford joins the program and we ask: as the party landscape gets more crowded, who do you see yourself voting for?

It's almost time for back to school. This time of year sparks anxiety for many. Dr. Shimi Kang, a psychiatrist with Future Ready Minds and a clinical associate professor at UBC's faculty of medicine, joins the program to tell us how parents can support their struggling children.