The leader of the BC Green Party discusses what she liked and didn't like in budget 2021 and a few things that were perhaps left out altogether.

Head of Product with Invisibly Dr. Don Vaughn talks about a recent survey that looks at whether people know the difference between THC and CBD, two of the main components of cannabis. 

SD73 Board Chair Rhonda Kershaw discusses the possible reopening of Ralph Bell elementary in Kamloops as the district reviews catchment areas and discusses some possible changes in the coming years. 

Opposition House Leader Peter Milobar and Liberal Jobs critic Todd Stone join Newsday for some instant budget 2021 reaction. 

Acumen Law's Kyla Lee discusses the powers that Ontario Premier Doug Ford gave to police on Friday before ultimately rescinding them over the weekend and the concerns that stem from granting law enforcement the ability to stop people at random. 

Priddle Law Group's Kerri Priddle discusses what steps people should take if they happen to be in a collision involving a cyclist, pedestrian or motor cyclist as the weather warms up. 

Anthony Beyrouti is the Co-Founder of Orchard Park Properties. He says there is a noticeable trend of more and more people realizing that they don't need to live in a place like Toronto to work in Toronto and they are moving to places like the BC Interior to be out of the big city. 

The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives BC Office took a look at how much wealth is controlled by the few. It found that one year into the pandemic billionaire wealth is up $78 billion. Economist and Public Finance Policy Analyst Alex Hemingway found that 47 Canadians control $270 billion in total wealth while at the same time, 5.5 million Canadian workers have lost their jobs or had a chunk of work hours cut due to the corona virus. 

BC saw it's highest active case count since the pandemic began with 10,052. Global BC Political correspondent Keith Baldrey breaks down some of today's newser. 

Kamloops city councilor Dale Bass put forward a motion at this week's meeting that requests that council recognize the media as essential to democracy and support legislation to rejuvenate news media across Canada. Bass said the government needs to help media because “it’s dying.”