The deputy mayor for the month of April Dieter Dudy joins Jeff Andreas for this month's edition of Radio NL's Community Town Hall brought to you by The Vic Downtown. It is a chance for people to pose their questions to a member of Kamloops city council. Topics included social issues in the downtown core, the proposed dangerous goods route through the city and road maintenance as a whole.

Acumen Law's Kyla Lee discusses the latest round of travel restrictions in BC, whether they make any sense and what should you do if you happen to find yourself driving through one of these road checks. 

BC's Minister of Jobs Economic Recovery and Innovation Ravi Kahlon joins Newsday to discuss the $500 million InBC investment fund. It was created last September as a way for the province to invest alongside the private sector to support small and medium-sized companies.

BC's Auditor General released a report on Avalanche safety on BC highways and found that the ministry responsible is doing a good job with no avalanche related fatalities on BC highways in 20 years. That said, he did issue eight recommendations which were all accepted. 

Priddle Law Group's Kerri Priddle discusses the Derek Chauvin trial, the verdict that was reached and how the US justice system differs from Canada's system.  

BCLC's Matt Lee discusses Bill C-218, a private members bill that passed in the House of Commons on Thursday that looks to legalize single event sports betting in Canada. Is is a move that could generate hundreds of millions of dollars for BC. We also look ahead to the Oscars this weekend and discuss some potential wagers people could look at on playnow.com.

BC's Minister of health discusses COVID-19, vaccine rollout in Kamloops, the circuit breaker restrictions and touches on the provincial budget and why a new cancer care clinic for Kamloops was not included.

CEO of Liquid Avatar David Lucatch talks about NFT's. What are they and how do they work? Well David does his best to explain that and how Liquid avatar can help you store those purchases.

Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian joins Newsday to talk this week's council meeting, his recent tour through downtown with the CAP team and more. 

April marks Parkinson's Awareness Month. Many likely believe that Parkinson's is something that only impacts older people, but Gina shares her story after being diagnosed with PD at just 36 years of age.