Ch1: A Colorado low is expected to move across southeastern Saskatchewan with significant amounts of snow and high winds starting on Tuesday evening before tapering off on Friday.
Guest: Richard Cloutier, Co-host of The News on 680 CJOB.
Ch2: The Bank of Canada is likely to hike its key overnight rate by half a percentage point on Wednesday, the Conference Board of Canada’s chief economist says, as the think tank’s economic forecast predicts home prices could start to drop next year.
Guest: Anne Gaviola, Global News Senior Reporter.
Ch3: Forty percent of British Columbians who have a family doctor are worried they will lose them to practice closure or retirement
Guest: Dr. Katrin Lovett, BC College of Family Physicians.
Ch4: A valuable work of art, donated by BC-based, world-renown artist Marie Khouri, was stolen from the campus of BC Children’s Hospital the night of April 3, 2022.
Guest: Malcolm Berry, President & CEO of BC Children's Hospital Foundation.
Ch5: At least 174 people died in February from illicit drugs in B.C., as the grim tally of fatalities from the province’s toxic drug supply hit 9,410 since the opioid crisis was declared in 2016.
Guest: Lisa Lapointe, BC Chief Coroner.
Ch6: Following a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Honda Celebration of Lights is set to return this July.
Guest: Paul Runnals, Executive Producer of Honda Celebration of Lights.
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