Ch1: The Mountie who led the early response to the Nova Scotia mass shooting testified Monday that his plans to block the killer’s escape were thrown off by a subordinate’s “misunderstanding” and a crush of competing duties.
Guest: Ed Ratushny, Professor emeritus in the Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa.
Ch2: Every household has their own unspoken rules about what condiments go in the fridge, and which ones have to be served room temperature.
Guest: Raji Sohal, Mornings with Simi Contributor
Ch3: The BC government will give almost One Million dollars to local food banks across the province.
Guest: Dan Huang-Taylor, Executive Director of Food Banks BC
Ch4: Environment Canada is warning prolonged rains will drench parts of northern B.C. over the weekend, raising the potential for localized flooding
Guest: Jennifer Rice, Parliamentary Secretary for Emergency Preparedness.
Ch5: In another sign of strain on British Columbia’s health-care system, residents of a northern Vancouver Island community were left without an emergency department at their hospital for 12 hours this weekend.
Guest: Adriane Gear, Vice President of BC Nurses Union
Ch6: A national freeze on importing, buying or selling handguns is a central feature of firearm-control legislation tabled Monday by the federal Liberals.
Guest: Doug Spencer, Former VPD officer with over 30 years experience
Ch7: Statistics Canada’s numbers show that retail sales remained unchanged in the last month. But with inflation on the rise and a looming interest rate hike, is it time for consumers to brace themselves for a big change.
Guest: CKNW Morning Contributor Raji Sohal interviewed Benjamin Reitzes, BMO Canadian rates and Macro Strategist
Ch8: BC Ferries will soon allow alcohol sales onboard vessels, but there will be some rules around who can buy it.
Guest: Astrid Chang, Manager of Strategy and Community Engagement at BC Ferries
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