Chapter 1 - In Denmark they are sending kids back to school and Sweden is still using minimal lockdown measures. 

Guest: Shane Woodford, Freelancer in Denmark, former CKNW.

Chapter 2 - The official opposition is telling the federal government to step up their support for the tourism and restaurant industries that have been devastated by COVID-19.

Guest: James Cumming, CPC Shadow Minister for Small Business, MP for Edmonton Centre.

Chapter 3 - The 7pm cheer for hospital workers is, for many people, a bit of joy and community spirit at the end of a stressful or boring day. But not everybody likes the cheer!

Guest: Niki Reitmayer, CKNW Contributor

Chapter 4 - We’re trying to highlight businesses that are contributing to the community since almost everyone out there has been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic in some way. 

Guest: Mark Williams, President of Sunwing Airlines.

Chapter 5 - Translink says it’s losing $75-million a month due to the COVID-19 pandemic and it’s asking the provincial and federal governments for immediate financial help.

Guest:  Jonathan Cote, Mayor of New Westminster, Chair of TransLink Mayor’s Council.

Chapter 6: You’re not going to believe this but a free hand sanitizer event at an Okanagan winery had to be shut down by the RCMP because a fist fight broke out in the line-up.

Guest: Niki Reitmayer, CKNW Contributor

Chapter 7 - The tourism industry is in free fall right now, we spoke with a member of the opposition earlier in the show who wants the federal government to get financial support out faster and Keith Henry probably couldn’t agree more.

Guest: Keith Henry, President and CEO of the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada.

Chapter 8: We’ve heard a lot of people talking about baking while they’re stuck at home but the other hobby we’ve heard a lot of people are pursuing right now is gardening.

Guest: Marie-Pierre Bilodeau, Local Gardener

Chapter 9: The N95 face mask that’s been in the news so much recently is a critical piece of personal protective equipment frontline healthcare workers use every day. A local cyclist found himself in the right place at the right time and shares how he helped secure thousands of N95 masks for Vancouver General Hospital.

Guest: Dave Sandover, part-owner of Metropolitan Floors.

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Translink says it’s losing $75-million a month due to the COVID-19 pandemic and it’s asking the provincial and federal governments for immediate financial help.

Guest:  Jonathan Cote, Mayor of New Westminster, Chair of TransLink Mayor’s Council.

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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 - Parliament sat over the weekend and Prime Minister Trudeau attended, in person to pass a wage subsidy bill.

Guest: David Akin, Global News chief political correspondent

Chapter 2 - Well if you’re an amateur baker stuck at home because of COVID-19, you may have noticed a shortage of flour on store shelves because everyone else has the same idea!

Guest: Taylor Gemmel, Owner at Anita's Organic Grain & Flour Mill

Chapter 3 - On Vancouver Island, the city of Langford has purchased 40-thousand masks; some it distributed to hospital and frontline workers. The rest it will sell at cost to grocery stores that have remained open during the pandemic.

Chapter 4 - Some would-be tourists had an abrupt end to their trip as they got stopped and turned around at a check-point near Tofino.

Guest: Josie Osborne, Tofino Mayor

Chapter 5 - Security footage surfaced this weekend of a man spitting on the buttons of a residential building elevator. Marie Hui lives in the building in Olympic Village. She described to our Niki Reitmayer what she saw in the video.

Chapter 6 - Well they’re not out of the woods yet but there’s a glimmer of hope for the Canadian oil and gas industry after a major agreement was reached between global oil producers over the weekend.

Guest: Derek DeCloet, Managing Editor, Bloomberg Canada

Chapter 7: The Mayor of Vancouver, Kennedy Stewart, is sending out a warning that the city could face insolvency and is at risk of bankruptcy. 

Guest: Kennedy Stewart, Mayor of Vancouver

Chapter 8: Some B.C. outdoor groups feel that closing parks around the province may actually be counterproductive in the effort to flatten the curve of the COVID-19 spread

Guest: Louise Pederson, Outdoor Recreation Council of BC Executive Director.

Chapter 9: The Trail museum is soliciting journals and diaries from people who are stuck in self isolation.

Guest: Sarah Benson-Lord, Museum & Archives Manager, City of Trail

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The Mayor of Vancouver, Kennedy Stewart, is sending out a warning that the city could face insolvency and is at risk of bankruptcy. 

Guest: Kennedy Stewart, Mayor of Vancouver

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