Jackie Crowley is the valedictorian from Richmond Secondary School. After graduation, he plans on going to UBC to study engineering. Jackie hopes to pursue a career in civil and mechanical engineering. He wants to give a special shout out to his mom and dad who have always supported him, as well as his friends who have made this chapter of his life so wonderful. 

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Chapter 1: Canadians will be allowed to travel to the European Union starting Wednesday.  Pubs and restaurants in England will be able to offer services inside but limited numbers and at a distance beginning July 4. Cinemas, museums, galleries and places of worship can also open.

Guest: Crystal Goomansingh, Global News European Bureau Chief.

Chapter 2: Passengers who booked tickets before the weekend had no indication they were signing on for a packed flight, and there’s no indication Transport Canada will intervene. 

Guest: Cynthia Carr, Epidemiologist and Health Policy Expert, EPI Research Inc.

Chapter 3: Vancouver city councillors will vote on a bylaw change Tuesday that would allow patios for the city’s breweries and distilleries for the first time.

Guest: Niki Reitmayer - CKNW Mornings contributor

Chapter 4: The film industry is slowly ramping up as companies navigate the regulations for reopening, and the Okanagan Film Commission is leading the way.

Guest: Jon Summerland, Okanagan Film Commissioner.

Chapter 5: The Junos were held yesterday, and it all happened virtually!

Guest:  Eric Alper, music publicist.

Chapter 6: BC Health Minister Adrian Dix and Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry will announce plans to visit loved ones in long term care homes at noon today. 

Guest: Mike Klassen, acting CEO of the BC Care Providers Association.

Chapter 7: The board of the Surrey Police Force was announced yesterday. Seven members will join Mayor Doug McCallum and retired Vancouver Police member Bob Rolls to determine the future of the new organization.  This comes as the Keep the RCMP in Surrey Campaign continues to push for the city to reconsider. We’re joined by campaign coordinator Ivan Scott to talk more about the potential legal action they’re considering. 

Guest: Ivan Scott, Keep the RCMP in Surrey campaign coordinator.

Chapter 8: After a three month closure, Whistler reopened to guests yesterday.  It’s one of the premium tourist attractions in the province, so how is the city planning to adapt? We’re joined by Whistler Mayor Jack Crompton to talk more about that.

Guest:  Jack Crompton, Whistler Mayor.

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Charisma Bhardwaj is the valedictorian from Yale Secondary in Abbotsford. After graduation, she plans on attending Western University in London, Ontario with the goal of pursuing a career in finance. She wants to give a special shout out to the amazing staff at Yale Secondary and to her loving and supportive family.

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View From Victoria: 

A local look at politics from the Provincial capital.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer, and Global News reporter Richard Zussman join the show with their take on the day's headlines.

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Chapter 1: A reduction in marine traffic due to COVID-19 has given researchers a unique opportunity to observe marine wildlife.  Dr. Richard Dewey is the associate director of science at Ocean Networks Canada, and he joins us to talk about what they’ve seen. 

Guest: Dr. Richard Dewey, Associate Director of Science at Ocean Networks Canada.

Chapter 2: It’s the resurgence we keep being warned about here in BC, several US states are now taking measures to curb a spike in cases of COVID-19 that resulted from premature reopening.  We’re joined by Global News Washington Correspondent Reggie Cecchini for more on what’s happening south of the border. 

Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Global News Washington Correspondent.

Chapter 3: Two seniors are about to lose their homes in the West End as the deadline for their eviction approaches.  Berkeley Tower is the green residential building that overlooks English Bay, and the owners have been pushing out residents so they can renovate the aging structure. 

Guest: Sue Robinet, Vancouver Tenants Union advocate.

Chapter 4: A region of Calgary is under watch after an increase in the number of cases of COVID-19.  We’re joined by Matthew Conrod with Global News Calgary for more

Chapter 5: Public swimming pools in Surrey are open again!  A huge relief for residents of Surrey looking for recreation options. A number of public swimming pools reopened this weekend, and we’re joined by community and recreation services manager Jeff Holland for more on where you can go to beat the heat!  Splash pads in Vancouver are also open!

Guest: Jeff Holland, Community & Recreation Services Manager.

Chapter 6: We still don’t know when we’ll be able to travel to the US, or even take a vacation in another province, but there’s plenty of options for BC residents this summer right here at home. We’re joined by Maya Lange with Destination BC for more on the opportunities for vacation in our own backyard.  

Guest: Maya Lange, VP of Global Marketing for Destination BC.

Chapter 7: The province had a mammoth task to accomplish when elective surgeries resumed, with tens of thousands of patients waiting for procedures that were postponed because of the pandemic.  Well that’s required a lot of hospital and healthcare providers to find creative solutions to streamline the process. We’re joined by the patient care manager at Mount St Joseph Hospital Kirsty Carpenter to talk about how an idea she had is changing the way they provide care.  Coping with the demands of the pandemic has required innovation, and St Josephs is now using nerve blocks for breast surgery that allow patients to return home and recover more quickly.

Guest: Kirsty Carpenter, Patient Care Manager, Mount St Joseph Hospital.

Chapter 8: A new poll suggests that most Canadians support the PM’s refusal to swap Huawei executive for imprisoned Canadians.

Guest: Shachi Kurl, Angus Reid Institute Executive Director.

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