In this episode, host Vijay Saini and co-host Vasu Kumar break down newly revealed information from police regarding the tragic shooting in Tumbler Ridge, shedding light on key developments in the investigation.

The discussion then shifts south of the border, where the United States House of Representatives has passed a bill challenging former President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada, signaling potential shifts in cross-border trade relations.

The episode unpacks the local impact of tragedy, the evolving investigation, and the broader economic and political implications of U.S.–Canada relations.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini reflects on the nation’s grief following the tragic mass shooting at a school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. As communities across Canada mourn, Vijay also discusses the recent press conference held in Abbotsford, where the Police Chief responded to growing public criticism, stating that much of the backlash is based on misinformation. The episode explores the impact of the tragedy, questions around public safety, and the importance of verified information during times of crisis.

In this episode, hosts Vijay Saini and Vasu Kumar break down two major developments making headlines. Surrey is considering stricter measures to curb vaping, signaling potential regulatory changes that could impact youth and local businesses. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks with former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding concerns over a bridge-related threat, highlighting cross-border political tensions. The discussion unpacks what these developments could mean for residents and the broader political landscape.

In this episode, hosts Vijay Saini and Vasu Kumar dive into the stories Canadians need to know. Surrey commuters are facing major Monday delays as Pattullo Bridge remains closed for ongoing work, while insights into the upcoming federal budget reveal what citizens can expect in the months ahead. Adding to the headlines, Canada Post secures a $1 billion loan, with significant implications for jobs, services, and everyday Canadians.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini and co-host Vasu Kumar two contrasting developments making headlines across Canada. New labour data reveals that Canada has lost jobs, yet the national unemployment rate has declined, prompting questions about workforce participation, economic resilience, and the quality of available jobs. The discussion then turns to a closely watched immigration case, as Jaskirat Sidhu’s refugee application is officially rejected, sparking renewed debate around immigration policy, accountability, and the legal standards governing refugee claims in Canada. Together, the hosts explore what these stories mean for Canadians navigating economic uncertainty and an evolving immigration system.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini and co-host Vasu Kumar break down two major developments shaping Canada’s political and public safety landscape. The federal government’s decision to reinstate the $5,000 electric vehicle rebate is examined for its impact on affordability, climate goals, and consumer demand. The conversation then turns to a shocking law-enforcement story, as Toronto police officers face charges linked to organized crime, raising serious questions about accountability, trust, and integrity within the justice system. Together, the hosts unpack what these stories mean for Canadians at a time of heightened scrutiny and change.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini and co-host Vasu Kumar unpack two significant developments shaping Canada’s public policy and economic landscape. The Premier’s decision to establish an advisory committee to address the growing extortion crisis is examined, with discussion on its mandate, urgency, and potential impact on public safety and affected communities. The conversation then shifts to trade and industry, as new data shows growing public support among Canadians for a deal involving Chinese electric vehicles (EVs)—raising questions around affordability, domestic manufacturing, environmental goals, and geopolitical considerations.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini and co-host Vasu Kumar examine two major developments shaping public safety and infrastructure debate in British Columbia. Surrey Police Service (SPS) has officially named three suspects in a series of extortion-related shootings, marking a significant step in the ongoing investigation. The discussion also revisits the heated bridge-tunnel debate, unpacking its political, economic, and commuter impact as calls for long-term transportation solutions resurface across the Lower Mainland.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini breaks down a developing public safety and political story impacting British Columbia. Police have arrested three suspects in connection with an extortion-related shooting in Surrey, as investigations continue into the growing crime wave targeting businesses. The discussion also turns to provincial politics, with fresh signals that the BC NDP may be losing ground, raising questions about voter sentiment, leadership, and what this shift could mean ahead of upcoming elections.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini and co-host Vasu Kumar break down two major developments making headlines. First, they examine the BC Premier’s strong remarks calling extortion a form of “slow-motion terrorism,” and what this statement signals about the province’s approach to public safety and organized crime.

The discussion then shifts to the economy, as gold and silver prices see a sharp decline, raising questions for investors and everyday Canadians alike. What’s driving the drop, and how should people interpret these sudden market movements? A timely conversation connecting crime, policy, and economic uncertainty.