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Ch1: The B.C. government will now be requiring registered metal dealers to report each catalytic converter transaction, including information about the seller, to police on the day of sale.

Guest:  Steve Fletcher, Managing director of the Automotive Recyclers of Canada

Ch2: British Columbia’s minimum wage is the highest in the country and it is about to go even higher.

Guest: Anita Huberman, CEO Surrey Board of Trade.

Ch3: The Chinese Cultural Centre was in shock as a block of broken windows is what greeted them Monday morning. Broken windows have become a recurring theme in Vancouver, and it’s not difficult to find a business that has been targeted.

Guest: Fred Kwok, Chinese Cultural Center board chair.

Ch4: The province is over ruling the City of Vancouver’s decision to cut funding from the Vancouver Police Department from last year.

Guest: Sarah Kirby-Yung, Vancouver City Councillor.

Ch5: While society-at-large may be slow to understand the drug crisis in BC, police are faced with the reality on a daily basis.

Guest: Raji Sohal, CKNW Contributor

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View From Victoria:

We get a local look at politics from the Provincial capital.

Guest: Vaughn Palmer, The Vancouver Sun

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Ch1: As the invasion continues on in Ukraine, what is Canada doing in response? We are joined by Global News National Online Journalist Amanda Connolly in Ottawa, who has the latest of what is going on in Ukraine…

Guest: Amanda Connolly. Global News National Online Journalist - Politics

Ch2: Checking in with our contributor Raji Sohal, who went to a concert on the weekend, the first since the mask mandate was lifted.

Guest: Raji Sohal, Mornings with Simi Contributor

Ch3: If you are driving down Highway 1, there is another trucker convoy happening! However, it is NOT about vaccine mandates. As gas prices go up, a group of truckers want the government to subsidize fuel costs as gas prices go up.

Guest: Ryan Hess, protestor and owner of Hess Trucking

Ch4: After a two-year hiatus a legendary pub (and Vancouver’s oldest) will be reopening it’s doors today.

Guest: Harrison Stoker, Chief Growth Officer of the Donnelly Group

Ch5: A rally organized by various community members in Penticton called for action from the Federal government to prioritize climate change. The group, called First Things First Okanagan, wants the Just Transition Act, an act to ensure job training is readily available in industries that promote clean energy, passed.

Guest: Lori Goldman. Rally organizer and one of the First Things First Okanagan Board of Directors member.

Ch6: A Vancouver non-profit is calling on the province to extend its container deposit program to cover single-use cups.

Guest: Sean Miles, Binners’ Project director

Ch7: The illicit toxic drug supply has taken so many lives in B.C. But what about the families that are going through the crisis right now, as we speak? Is the help they need there?

Guest: Raji Sohal, Mornings with Simi Contributor

Ch8: Learn more about an online platform working towards collaborative system change.

Guest: Dr. Kai Chan, Professor and Canada Research Chair, Biodiversity & Ecosystem Services at the University of British Columbia

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