Kamloops Mayor Ken Christian joins Newsday to talk about the latest city council business. He also takes a look back on 2020 and a look ahead to 2021.

B.C.’s Representative for Children and Youth Jennifer Charlesworth is recommending long-overdue changes to supports for youth transitioning out of government care to provide them with the same kind of sustained support that young people who aren’t in care typically receive from their families. 

The President of the Business Council of BC joins Newsday to discuss the results of its inaugural Business Confidence Survey, which gives a snapshot of what BC's biggest employers are planning for 2021. 

The Cleveland Indians baseball team is announcing that it is changing its name — we just don't know to what or when. Michael Lindsay is a Minnesota based lawyer who, more than a decade ago, was involved in a case proving that the Washington Redskins football team's trademark was disparaging to Native Americans. 

Acumen Law's Kyla Lee discusses potential charges being laid against three Chilliwack churches for holding in person gatherings, a case where a women was denied access to her recently deceased husband's semen and how common are unauthorized practitioners in British Columbia. 

A new report on the impact of COVID-19 on Canadian Independent Music, was conducted by Nordicity on behalf of the Canadian Independent Music Association. Owner of Unyon Records and Chair of the CIMA Tim Poticic discusses the report. 

This edition of Cannabiz looks at Jay-Z getting into the cannabis industry, a UK man's plant was disguised as a Christmas tree, but that didn't fool authorities and a former Pentagon contractor who lost his security clearance for consuming legally prescribed medical cannabis has been accused of sharing classified documents.

BC Health Minister Adrian Dix discusses when COVID-19 vaccines could make their way to the Interior, what needs to be seen in the next month if orders will be altered on Jan. 8, and whether he's disappointed that the feds are not going to discuss the health transfer payments at this time. 

Sport Market host Tom Mayenknecht joins Newsday to preview this weeks show which looks at Forbes list of most valuable NHL franchises, the new COVID divisions, a million dollar hockey card and Blue Jays affiliate the Vancouver Canadians move up to High-A. 

The Food and Beverage Delivery Fees Cap Act has been introduced to the BC Legislature, which would cap fee charges to restaurants by delivery services at 15%. Currently, some third party delivery services can charge as much as 30% of the total cost of the order. Trevor Halford, MLA for Surrey-White Rock, introduced the Private Members Bill and joined Newsday to discuss the issue.