Major coffee chains in California have been ordered to place cancer warnings on cups of java to insure customers know what exactly is in their cup of joe. Scientists say there is a potentially cancer causing chemical in coffee, created by the roasting of beans...but do we really have anything to be worried about?

Well he’s an accountant by day, and usually a beer league netminder by night….but yesterday 36 year old Scott Foster strapped on his pads, hopped on the ice, and held down the net for the Chicago Blackhawks.

A B.C. court has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a man suing a 10-year-old girl and her grandparents!

As we head into the Easter Weekend, the BC SPCA, and many other animal activist groups are reminding people NOT to give our bunnies as Easter presents.

Guest: Lorie Chortyk - General Manager, Community Relations at the BC SPCA

The NDP have asked the ethics watchdog to look into the Federal Liberal’s India trip….but this time it has nothing to do with Justin Trudeau’s meeting with Jaspal Atwal. What’s gone wrong now?

Guest: Nathan Cullen - NDP MP, Skeena-Bulkley Valley

Weekly check-in with Keith Baldrey. This week:
Kinder Morgan Update - The 14-0 score between Alberta & BC when it comes to the expansion going to court...and Saskatchewan might also turn off oil to BC!
One-term “famous political wonders.”

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative Bureau Chief, Global BC

IBM Canada advised federal bureaucrats working for both the Harper government and the Trudeau government to delay the start date for the troubled federal payroll project known as Phoenix. But it was advice that bureaucrats working for both administrations could not accept.

We turn now to an awful story from the city of Parksville, on British Columbia’s Vancouver Island.
Health authorities there are issuing a warning about strep throat… because a 13-year-old softball player has died from an invasive form of the sickness.

A City of Calgary committee is exploring proposals to ban the use of cannabis in public spaces in the city.

It’s happened twice in just under a week here in Metro Vancouver….and we’re not alone. Both the Metro Vancouver board and Port Coquitlam’s Mayor voted to give themselves more money! Metro Vancouver board members decided they deserve a retirement allowance of up to $15 000, and Port Coquitlam’s mayor received a $25 050 raise, with councillors receiving a $5 115 hike. Must be nice!

Why do we allow politicians to decide how much they make?

Guest: Kris Sims - BC Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

A survivor of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, is rejecting an apology by a Fox News anchor who mocked him on Twitter because of his college results.

A man in Iowa has won a free speech lawsuit against city officials, who wanted to prevent him calling his hometown 'stinky' online.

Despite pushback from groups looking to stop landlords from banning pets, a new Angus Reid poll has found that overall, more than six in 10 Canadians think landlords should be able to refuse to rent their properties to pet owners.

Do you ever wish you could figure out who is letting their dog poop all over your lawn? Well there’s a company for that! PooPrints offers a DNA service for condo boards and property managers to match dog waste to owners.

Guest: Garry Bradmore - PooPrints Canada