Chapter 1
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The PM’s official residence, 24 Sussex Drive, is in disrepair. Renovations would cost $35 million, according to one estimate.
Now, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation says it’s time to tear it down. What do you think should be done? #cdnpoli
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Chapter 2
61% of Canadians want 24 Sussex Drive restored and renovated: poll
A majority of Canadians would like the Prime Minister’s official residence, 24 Sussex Drive, repaired and restored.
61% would support its renovation, according to a poll by DART & Maru/Blue Voice Canada, undertaken for Sun News/Postmedia.
Guest: Kris Sims
BC Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Chapter 3
Father of B.C. murder suspect fighting to see video taken before son’s death
Alan Schmegelsky's lawyer is fighting for him to be allowed to see a video his son took before he died.
Sarah Leamon says police have not let Bryer Schmegelsky's dad see what she says is his son's last will and testament. Leamon says she has reason to be believe Bryer's mother has received information of the contents of the video.
Alan Schmegelsky and Kam McLeod are suspected of killing three people in northern BC in the middle of July, and then dying by suicide in northern Manitoba almost two weeks later.
Guest: Sarah Leamon
Criminal Defense Lawyer for the Sarah Leamon Law Group, representing Alan Schmegelsky
Chapter 4
Federal government unlikely to legalize pot gummies and other edibles that could appeal to kids
Edibles and other cannabis products are set to become legal across Canada on October 17, a year to the day after loose-leaf cannabis was legalized.
But if you’re thinking you’ll see gummies on the shelves, hold your horses. Despite the fact it’s the most popular edible - according to a survey by Deloitte - they’re probably not going to be legal, because of the federal government’s concerns that they’re too attractive to children.
Guest: Jodie Emery
Cannabis advocate
Chapter 5
Looking to realize the savings once the new ICBC rates kick-in? Here are the costs of cancelling your policy
The new ICBC rates are on the way… are you thinking you’ll be one of the lucky ones to see the cost of your premiums come down?
Well if so, there could be a catch… because if you need to cancel your current policy, then that comes at a price.
Guest: Richard Zussman
Global News Online Legislative Reporter
Chapter 6
Canada offers $15M to fight wildfires ravaging the Amazon rainforest
The G7 has wrapped up in France, where among tensions and conflict leaders say there was still common ground. Abigail Bimman reports from France.
As Abigail mentioned, Canada is offering 15-million dollars in funding to help fight the wildfires currently ravaging the Amazon.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it’s urgent that action is taken now to protect the rainforest.
Also in his speech, Trudeau covered a number of other topics. He reiterated his stance that Russia would not be welcomed back into the G7 by Canada.
The federal Liberal government has launched "Choose Forward" as their election campaign slogan.
The official campaign theme is stamped on a series of national ads featuring Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
What do you think about that slogan? And how about Trudeau bringing up Harper again? Is that a good strategy or just a play out of the 2015 playbook? Call the buzzline: 604 331 BUZZ.
Chapter 7
The benefits of dog ownership for seniors is highlighted on International Dog Day International Dog Day is celebrated worldwide on Aug. 26 every year. It’s a day where owners can give some extra attention – and maybe treats – to their four-legged best friends. This year, a local seniors care program is hoping to highlight how important dogs are to seniors in our community. CKNW Contributor Claire Allen visited a senior named Sandra to learn all about what her daschund, Chloe, means to her…
Chapter 8
A turbulent year for pot stocks
Guest: Greg Taylor
Chief Investment Officer for Purpose Investments in Toronto, specializing in cannabis stocks.
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