The Early Edition from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

We speak with Dr. Seonaid Nolan on how BC doing with the prescription of suboxone, Mayor Derek Corrigan joins us to discuss what the BC and Alberta government sparring means for Burnaby, and Dr. Lin says people should limit skin contact with hair relaxer products because they contain hormone disruptors that are linked to increased risk of cancer.

Has your table turned into a battlefield? Amy Bell has some advice on battling picking eating.

We're expanding the podcast! Today we speak with EMBC's Chris Duffy who updates us on the latest flooding situation in southern BC, CBC's Justin McElroy ranks NDP promises, and Amy Bell unwraps stressful kids birthday parties for her Parental Guidance column.

The federal government says it's willing to use taxpayers' money to compensate Kinder Morgan for any financial losses due to B.C.'s pushback against the pipeline expansion. We've convened a panel of three Metro Vancouver members of parliament to weigh in.

Canada's Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the government will financially compensate Trans Mountain over delays of pipeline expansion. We speak with BC's Environment Minister George Heyman.

The province is facing criticism from residents in flood regions who say they have not received adequate emergency support. We speak with Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth.

Canada's Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the government will financially compensate Trans Mountain over delays of pipeline expansion. We speak with BC's Environment Minister George Heyman.

Are your kid's sleep habits giving you nightmares? Amy Bell takes on bedtime battles.

You can still build a house over 10,000 square feet on Richmond farmland. The city's council has voted not to further limit home sizes on ALR land and we speak with Councillor Harold Steves.

It's been two years since the provincial government declared a public health emergency, but there's still no end in sight for B.C.'s overdose crisis. We speak with two advocates about what the next step should be.