Well this is only something you need to know if you live in BC, or if you plan on visiting the province in the next year.

A 2000 year old black sarcophagus discovered in Alexandria, Egypt at the beginning of July has been causing a lot of concern.

More than 140 survivors of sexual abuse by a former team doctor for U-S-A Gymnastics and Michigan State University joined hands on stage last night to be honoured with the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage at the ESPYs.

It seems like the criticism Donald Trump has been receiving since his Helsinki meeting with Russia’s Vladimir Putin has fallen on deaf ears.

30 fires are burning, at least 3 out of control in the interior of BC prompting dozens of homes, campsites and an entire provincial park to be evacuated.

New research suggests there may be a link between frequent smartphone use and symptoms of ADHD in teens.

Weekly check-in with Keith Baldrey. This week: Trudeau’s cabinet shuffle, and why Trump can’t be blamed for ALL of America’s problems.

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative Bureau Chief, Global BC

Full show - July 18, 2018

Justin Trudeau has unveiled his pre-election cabinet, shuffling six ministers to new portfolios and promoting five other M-Ps to his front benches in a bid to boost the profile of his team. So who was moved, and what does it mean for the government?

Guest: Mike Le Couteur - Global National correspondent

The 12 boys and their soccer coach who were rescued from a cave in northern Thailand held a news conference today.

If it doesn't come from a cow, can you call it milk?

We spoke last hour about protesters being removed from the Burnaby Kinder Morgan facility, but this hour we want to talk about how Canadians feel about the pipeline.

U-S President Donald Trump continues to defend himself against ongoing criticism of his Helsinki summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Yesterday Trump had taken back comments he made alongside Putin that called into question U-S intelligence findings of Russian meddling in the 2016 election. Trump asserted at the end of a Cabinet meeting today that he has taken a hard line on Russia.

Guest: Jared Yates Sexton - Professor of writing and linguistics at Georgia Southern University, author The people are going to rise like the water on your shores.

It’s no secret that Canadian students are already using marijuana on their school campuses. But as marijuana legalization inches close, and while we are waiting for evidence-based research, we need to take a cautionary stance until we figure out health consequences — risks and benefits — of short- and long-term cannabis use.

Guest: Jacqueline Smith - Assistant Professor of Nursing, University of Calgary

Months after it started growing, the city of Burnaby says time's up for the camp set up by Kinder Morgan protesters.

U-S Prosecutors say a 29-year-old gun-rights activist who's suspected of being a covert Russian agent was likely in contact with Kremlin operatives while living in the United States.

And ending on a good story, with a name you should know. Newfoundlander Leo Bullen died 46 years ago, saving others in a marine accident. He was one of nine people who died in an accident aboard the Delroy in 1972, but his family only recently learned of his heroic acts.