Ryan Jespersen joins us to discuss whether this fight is BC V Canada or not.

The cockpit voice recording from an Air Canada flight that nearly collided with several planes on a busy taxiway at San Francisco International Airport in July has been erased and experts say it could have been critical to the investigation.

RCMP will be responsible for expediting the evacuation in the Cariboo Regional District -- that order now in effect for the northwest side of Quesnel  Lake

President Donald Trump stood by his bellicose rhetoric on North Korea today, telling leader Kim Jong Un he "will truly regret it and he will regret it fast" if he issues an overt threat or attacks Guam or a US ally.

GUEST: Vassy Kapelos @GlobalNews Ottawa Bureau Chief & host of @thewestblock

Wind River: US Fish and Wildlife Service agent Cory Lambert (Renner) discovers a body in the rugged wilderness of the Wind River Indian Reservation. The FBI sends in rookie agent Jane Banner (Olsen), but she is unprepared for the difficulties created by the oppressive weather and isolation of the Wyoming winter. When she employs Cory as a tracker, the two venture deep into a world ravaged by violence and the elements.

GUEST: Steve Stebbing - Film Critic Flix Anonymous

Politicians in Quebec don't want any more English-speakers to immigrate into the province.

Reports from Rio are flowing in as we mark the one year anniversary of the Olympics, and boy are they bleak. A couple weeks ago, Brazil’s government deployed 8,500 troops in the city to fight increasingly violent organized crime gangs.

An Alabama judge ruled Friday that a state law banning teachers from having sex with students was unconstitutional, dismissing charges against two school employees accused of doing just that.

The fundamental problem is this: The chances of this escalating beyond ugly rhetoric and a quick, decisive strike by the U.S. to all-out war on the Korean Peninsula are very high. That is why the Pentagon is so leery, why the South Koreans and Japanese are mortified, and why they all wish the Chinese would arrange for the fellow who runs North Korea to be silenced by his own troops.

GUEST: Matthew Fisher - Columnist the National Post

Man who lost home in Fort McMurray wildfire has now lost a home in the B.C.

Shocking video this week of a jogger in London pushing a woman into the path of a bus. Police have arrested a man but he is now saying he’s not to blame.

NASA is still looking for a planetary protection officer and now a 9-year-old has applied for the job.

This was a talker this week – a Montreal mom created a gift registry for her child’s birthday party, with some parents saying that’s taking things too far.

GUEST: Amy Judd - Web producer for @GlobalBC. Catch me on the @GlobalBCMorning and Noon News

1. The Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project is not in B.C.’s best interest says the BC NDP government. B.C.’s Attorney General David Eby, along with Environment Minister George Heyman made the announcement today at a press conference.

2. President Trump has a new warning for North Korea. At a news conference Thursday, Mister Trump says the "fire and fury comment" he made Tuesday was not tough enough, adding that prior administrations hadn't done enough to stand up to North Korea.

3. President Trump offered gratitude rather than outrage on today for Russia’s decision to force the United States Embassy in Moscow to slash its personnel by 755 people, despite bipartisan condemnation from other American leaders who protested the Cold War-style move.

Folks I make no apologies for having a love of animals. Four legged animals. I have to toss that in because we have some argumentative people listening and I love them to bits who will say Charles, Man is an animal. Woman is animal and it’s true we are.

One of Canada’s most high-profile premiers who rose to national prominence for his down-to-earth style, sharp wit and, more recently, his willingness to lock horns with Ottawa is retiring from politics after a decade in office.