Acumen Law's Kyla Lee discusses the Meng Wanzou situation and where the story goes from here. 

Barriere Mayor Ward Stamer talks about the 2021 wildfire season and what we need to do moving forward to make sure we don't forget the severity of what took place this year and improve the response in the future.

The President of the BC Restaurant and Foodservices Association discusses the vaccine status card in BC as the two week grace period comes to a close. 

Denim on the Diamond is back. Featuring Canada’s top Rock, Indie-Alternative, Folk and Country music artists on the diamond. It’s time to celebrate & reconnect with friends amongst the Okanagan’s favourite food trucks and beverages. Kurt Jory is one of the organizers and joins Newsday to preview the October 2nd event. 

Wildlife BC's McKenzie Irwin talks about the recent rise in bear sightings in Kamloops, gives some advice on what to do if you encounter a bear and weighs in on the recent 'Bear vs Mountain Goat' fight at Yoho Park.

Director Consumer and Industry Relations for the Insurance Bureau of Canada Rob De Pruis talks about the IBC estimate of more than 800 claims and $77 million in insurable damage caused by the White Rock Lake fire. 

BC Liberal Party House leader Peter Milobar reacts to Premier John Horgan's Thursday media availability. He talks naloxone kit shortages, hospital staffing concerns, bubble zones around schools and hospitals, and more. 

Political Journalist with Global BC Keith Baldrey talks COVID-19 in BC, the increases we have seen in vaccination numbers, the recent spike in hospitalizations and more. 

The voice of the Canucks on Sportsnet 650 and Radio NL Brendan Batchelor joined Newsday to talk about the first in person media availability for the team since March, 2020 and look ahead to training camp getting underway in Abbotsford.

In this September 22 edition of That's Whack Wednesday, I look back at election 44 and the huge waste of time and money that it was.