A CBC produced mini-series marking Canada's 150th birthday is drawing outrage from viewers for...almost everything. From the way they depicted Samuel de Champlaine to sarting the "history of Canada" off when "white people arrived" it seems like they didn't get anything right. But are we just way way too sensative? 

GUEST: Kelly McParland

What's been trending online this week?

How can something that was so simple back in high school be so complicated now? (Marijuana sales)

Oilers Playoff Hockey, Marijuana Regulations, Trump, & United - Ryan Jesperson

The federal government has unveiled the legislation that will legalize pot in this country. Aaron will focus on the nuts and bolts of the legislation, as well as some of the new laws proposed to deal with youth and driving.

This may be the most uncomfortable question I ever ask of you. 

Election season in British Columbia kicked off today, Global BC Legislative Correspondent Keith Baldrey joins Charles to discuss what was promised and by whom.

David Akin is the new Chief Political Correspondent for Global News. Tonight he talks everything political with Charles.

The earliest days of the 2017 provincial election campaign in B.C. are revealing a political landscape in which the incumbent faces a steep climb back into the good favour of the electorate.

A new survey is confirming what many in the media industry have long suspected; people like getting the news, but they don’t feel like paying for it.

That’s according to a survey from the Mustel Group and FleishmanHillard on media, which also found that many British Columbians surveyed trust the mainstream media over what they see on social networks.