As we continue dealing with the fourth wave of COVID-19, we ask you about any personal struggles with COVID-19. In our second half, we discuss the latest scandal with social media giant Facebook and its alleged failure to tackle hate and misinformation on its platforms.

COVID-19 misinformation is widespread and hard to dispel. University of Alberta professor, and prominent speaker on misinformation, Timothy Caulfield joins us to discuss how to confront it. In our 2nd half, tomorrow is Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, recognizing the legacy of residential schools in Canada.. We'll hear from two guests on how they're commemorating the day.

Cases of infection are rising in children under 12, the largest group of unvaccinated people in B.C. We'll bring you the latest press briefing live and speak with two experts from the Independent B.C. COVID-19 Modelling Group.

Starting today, the province of B.C. will no longer accept paper cards as proof of vaccination, only QR codes. We'll hear from two experts on that. In our 2nd half, B.C. is expected to make an announcement regarding mental health and wellness support for residential school survivors, their families and communities. We get reaction from Regional Chief Terry Teegee of the BCAFN and Cultural Safety Educator Michele Mundy.

CBC reporter Jason Proctor breaks down the latest developments in the U.S. extradition case against Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou; in our 2nd half, we hear from listeners about their favorite B.C. waterways in the run up to World Rivers Day.

The B.C. government is bringing back COVID-19 exposure alerts at schools - but how do parents feel about that? In our 2nd half, we hear from About Face, the group behind a powerful new video campaign to better understand people living with facial differences.

We discuss what’s behind low voter turnout in the federal election; In our 2nd half, we hear about some of the best ways to spend the fall in B.C.

After a 36-day campaign and a $600-million election, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau will return to Ottawa as a Prime Minister without a majority. We breakdown the election results with newly elected members of parliament and UBC political scientist, Max Cameron.

A representative with Elections Canada discusses how things are going on voting day; an infectious disease specialist from Toronto reacts to Pfizer announcing their vaccine is safe and effective for kids as young as five; and with the Emmy Awards behind us, we explore what TV shows should be on your Fall must watch list.

Alberta's cases of COVID-19 are well above the other provinces in Canada, and now the province is asking for help. In our 2nd half, we talk about disability and the lack of attention given to the issue in this election.