Sport Market host Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the bulls and bears of sport business. He takes a behind the scenes look at the sport business stories that matter most to fans. He joins Newsday to talk NHL & NBA playoffs, the CFL playing again after taking a year off and he also talks Euro 2020. 

Kamloops South MLA Todd Stone explains why he is endorsing Kevin Falcon to be the next leader of the BC Liberal Party and talks about a number of hot button issues that have been debated in the legislature.

BC's Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Murray Rankin discusses the government's role in responding to the findings at the Kamloops Residential School and if it will be providing financial aid to other first nation communities in BC looking to do similar work.

Troy Clifford, President of the Ambulance Paramedics of BC discusses how paramedics have been dealing with the pandemic, concerns around ambulance wait times and the impact that the opioid crisis is having on first responders.

Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian talks city transit, housing development, the Blazers getting back in action in October and the opioid crisis. 

Acumen Law's Kyla Lee discusses the use of expired blood testing kits in some DUI investigations and the upgraded charges to the 20 year old man who killed four people and left a nine year old in hospital in London, ON. 

The President of the BC Restaurant Association talks about Step 2 of the BC Restart Plan. 

Canadian Home Builders Association's Central Interior President Jere Lorenz discusses the building activity taking place in the interior of BC and some of the issues facing the industry in 2021. 

Victoria City Councillor Marianne Alto talks about the decision to change its plans for a virtual Canada Day broadcast. Instead, the City will produce a broadcast to air later this summer guided by the Lekwungen people and featuring local artists, that explores what it means to be Canadian, in light of recent events.

The Mayor of Victoria talks about the decision to not move ahead with its usual virtual Canada Day broadcast, but she stresses they are not cancelling Canada Day.