While the Olympics are underway, it may seem like not a lot of Canadians are interested in the games. And while there’s a number of factors there - no NHL players in men’s hockey, the time zone difference - one big reason people are over the Olympics is because of the doping involved.

Guest: Mark Johnson - Author, Spitting in the Soup: Inside the Dirty Game of Doping in Sports

If you had any family members or friends trying to fly into or out of London’s City Airport...you’ll have heard about this crazy story. The airport was shut down after an unexploded bomb from WWII was discovered in the River Thames, just meters from the airport.

In other news you don’t really need to know, Sony Pictures and the team behind the new film "Peter Rabbit" are apologizing after a scene involving a food allergy resulted in criticisms from allergy groups and parents of children with allergies.

In a lawsuit against disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, his brother Bob Weinstein and The Weinstein Company (TWC), New York attorney general Eric Schneiderman alleges the company hired a group of female employees to act as Weinstein’s “wing women.” These women, says the lawsuit, were enlisted to aid Weinstein in his alleged sexual conquests.

Check-in with Keith Baldrey. This week: The BC vs Alberta pipeline battle continues, the Ontario PC Party leadership race & Justin Trudeau’s comments on the Colton Boushie verdict.

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative Bureau Chief, Global BC

Today on Parliament Hill, the Federal Conservatives called on Justin Trudeau’s liberals to get to work on the Trans Mountain Expansion Project by “taking immediate action, using all tools available to establish certainty for the project.”

Guest: Mark Strahl - Chief Opposition Whip, Federal Conservatives

Law enforcement in New York are investigating on Monday after Donald Trump Jr's wife, Vanessa Trump, was taken to hospital following the delivery of a white powder to the family's home.

In Pyeongchang, while spectators and fans try to focus on the competing Olympic athletes...there’s something in the stands that’s proving to be quite a distraction.

And a debate is brewing in Palm Beach, after an Outback employee took to Facebook shaming a church group who placed a $735 takeout order...and didn’t leave a tip.

Previewing the West Block with Vassy Kapelos. This week: Pipelines, pipelines, pipelines!

Guest: Vassy Kapelos - Reporter, Global National & Host of the West Block

As Canadians, we have a lot to brag about! We live in a great country, here in BC it’s almost a long weekend, the long weekend for other provinces is coming up in the next few weeks...life is good! But as Scott Gilmore writes, we complain WAY too much.

Guest: Scott Gilmore - Reporter, Maclean’s

Starting off with some breaking news from Saskatchewan, where a jury has found Gerald Stanley not guilty of second-degree murder in the death of 22-year-old Colten Boushie. Boushie, of the Red Pheasant First Nation, was shot dead in August 2016 while sitting in the driver’s seat of an SUV that was driven onto Stanley’s farm near Biggar, Sask.

We wanted to share with you one last pipeline story of the week - we promise. Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has fired the latest salvo in Alberta's response to a call last week by the B-C government for more consultations on oil spill readiness and a limit on increased diluted bitumen shipments until it's confident in response measures.

Let the games begin! Although - as we talked about off the top of the show - some Canadians aren’t exactly excited about the games, they’ve started whether we like it or not.

A new, 5 part TV documentary series is exploring the benefits of gardening, looking beyond just supplying us with food but exploring the therapeutic physical and mental health benefits of gardening, especially as we age.

Guest: Ian Toews - Filmmaker, Ageless Gardens