The BC government is offering rebates on electric bikes, as a way to get more people out of vehicles. What's your experience with e-bikes? Next, we're joined by two barbecue chefs to take your questions and recipes.

Ten municipalities in B.C. have been pegged to push harder on meeting higher housing targets. If you live in one of these places, do you agree there needs to be more housing built where you live, more quickly? Next, the weather is warmer and we are heading outdoors. But are we loving the nature to death? How can we enjoy nature without disrespecting it.

B.C.'s minimum wage is about to go up to $16.75 per hour, is that enough to meet the cost of living? Next, after a string of motorcycle accidents some are calling for more awareness and improved road conditions.

More doctors have written an open letter about the state of healthcare in their unit. This time, OBGYN physicians at Surrey Memorial. Next, B.C. is preparing for wildfire season, what can you do to protect your home?

A series of murders in Vancouver this weekend sparked fears of public safety, we were joined by Wade Deisman, Director of Academic Programs, Public Safety Branch of the Justice Institute of BC and former Hells' Angel, now professional speaker Joe Calendino to discuss; Michael J. Fox's new documentary "Still" chronicles his eventual acceptance of Parkinson's disease and becoming a force for change in the disease's research. BC Entertainment Hall of Fame President Bill Allman and Parkinson's Society of BC CEO Jean Blake joined us to share how Micheal J. Fox has impacted the search for a cure.

Food prices have soared over the last year and now the BC Centre for Disease control is weighing in, warning a nutritious diet is out of reach for low-income British Columbians. Next, Brian Minter answers your gardening questions.

When you think of concussions, sports injuries come to mind. And Vancouver Whitecaps player Ali Ahmed is just the latest athlete to suffer one during play. We'll hear more about that, and from athletes like Olympic gold medalist Katie Weatherston, who now work to raise awareness. But these injuries happen elsewhere. Including cases of domestic violence. Today, a full hour on these traumatic brain injuries.

As we continue to see extreme weather events and rising temperatures, new guidelines detail how to protect yourself and loved ones from the heat. Next, food allergies can be a major source of stress for new parents. When is the best time to introduce your infant to allergenic foods?

A new report from Statistics Canada says that Investor occupants - those who own a single property with multiple units, including their own residence - made up almost 10 percent of BC homeowners in 2020.

But what does this mean for rental market? Next, it's never too late to learn. We'll speak with UBC's oldest graduate and find out why there doesn't have to be an end to your education.

It was down to the wire, but West Jet and it's pilots reached a a tentative deal to avoid a strike. We want to know how your travel habits have adapted to airline disruptions. Next, cellphone use in schools can be a battle between teachers and teens. How should parents and schools adapt to technology use by students?