Today, we had the latest on the crash between an Air Canada plane and an emergency vehicle at LaGuardia Airport that killed two pilots and sent dozens of people to hospital.

Also, Canada's auditor general released some scathing reports Monday morning as MPs returned to the House of Commons, pointing to issues in international student screenings, RCMP recruitment and the Phoenix pay system. University of the Fraser Valley political scientist Hamish Telford joins the show to analyze Mark Carney's performance and rate his Liberal government. 

As the weather gets warmer, more people are getting ready to take their pets out into the world. But when is it appropriate, and when is it not? Gloria Macarenko spoke to professional dog trainer Sarah Shapiro-Ward.

Friday marks the first day of spring after a long, warm British Columbia winter. Gloria Macarenko spoke to CBC's Darius Mahdavi and Environment and Climate Change Canada's Brian Proctor about the latest in weather news.

Negative people can cause long-term stress on our bodies, according to a new study in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Clinical psychologist and author of the book The Boundaries Therapist, Nicole Perry, joins the program to explain how to navigate these relationships.

Gas prices are climbing across Canada as the war in the Middle East continues. We ask our audience what they're seeing at the pumps, and how rising costs are affecting other parts of their budget.

It is spring break season in B.C., and families will be travelling the province on their vacations. We're joined by content creator Bob Kronbauer, known as "B.C. Bob," and Brenda Baptiste with Indigenous Tourism B.C., to share their favourite destinations.

A video shared by B.C. RCMP shows a 16-year-old driver travelling 180 km/h in a 100 km/h zone on the Trans-Canada Highway before crashing into a parked dump truck. We ask our audience to share how they're talking about safe driving with the young people in their lives.

We continue our series on youth in sports and getting active, this week focusing on coaches. We ask our audience about the coaches who have made a difference in their lives.

B.C. has hired more than 400 health-care workers over the last year in a recruitment campaign. We hear from Dr. Robert Carruthers, president of the Consultant Specialists of B.C., about what impact this has made on the province's health-care system.

The U.S.-Israeli war against Iran is having ripple effects on fuel prices in B.C., with the price at the pump breaching the $2/litre mark this weekend. We'll talk to energy journalist Markham Hislop.