Acumen Law's Kyla Lee talks about winter driving, having a bald eagle spring back to life in your back seat and the very few fines that have been issued to people for not following Canada's Quarantine Act.

This past Saturday marked the two year anniversary of legalization in Canada and the BC Craft Farmers Co-Op says the the province has not been benefitting from legalization that way that was expected when legalization was first announced. Secretary Dave Hurford joins NL Newsday to talk about what is holding back the craft cannabis industry and how the winner of this weekend's BC election can help. 

Legal experts in Kamloops are hoping to launch a Kamloops Community Justice Court. Dr. Ruby Dhand is an Associate Professor with the Faculty of Law at Thompson Rivers University. She is a part of the team that is looking to get this community court off the ground in Kamloops. 

The minority Liberal government survived the Conservative motion to create a new committee to probe COVID-19 spending and alleged Liberal corruption. Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP Cathy McLeod joins NL Newsday to discuss today's events.

Mother, retired kindergarten teacher, breast cancer survivor, former PEOPLE Magazine cover star, Good Morning America guest, and proponent of having a balanced, healthy lifestyle Lindy Cellucci joins NL Newsday to talk about her journey as October marks breast cancer awareness month.

The CEO of TheraPsil discusses the company's journey to provide psilocybin as an option to patients who have received an end of life diagnosis.

Nazlee Maghsoudi, the Knowledge Translation Manager at the Centre on Drug Policy Evaluation, discusses the need for more diversity in senior positions in the cannabis industry which are currently held by predominantly white men.

The CEO of True Leaf talks about some recent articles that indicate the company may be on its way out of Lumby, but Darcy Bomford is confident that won't be the case.

Earth scientist David Hughes discusses his latest report, entitled: Why LNG exports doom emissions-reduction targets and compromise Canada's long-term energy security. And BC's Minister of Health talks COVID-19 after the province passed 3,000 total cases since the pandemic began. 

BC's Minister of Health talks COVID-19 after the province passed 3,000 total cases since the pandemic began.