The Early Edition from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

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

BC's real estate industry faces closer scrutiny these days following investigations revealing shadow flipping and money laundering. How much blame should the industry bear for sky-high home prices in Metro Vancouver? We speak with Phil Moore, president of the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver.

Seattle Mariner's left-handed pitcher James Paxton made baseball history last night. The Ladner native is the first Canadian in over 7 decades to throw a no-hitter and James and his dad Ted are celebrating their excitement with us.

Do the endless days of summer give you stress? Amy Bell is here to talk about keeping kids busy during summer break.

The international community is waiting with bated breath to find out if the United States will abandon the Iran nuclear deal. We speak with the director of Canada's Iran Democratic Association Shahram Golestaneh.

Two BC chiefs are taking their fight against the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to Kinder Morgan's annual stockholders meeting in Houston, Texas. We speak with Chief Judy Wilson about how they hope to sway stockhoders.

The B.C. NDP government's proposed school tax has caused a lot of uproar. Hear millennials Stephanie Clark Levi McCachen with their thoughts.

Economist Rhys Kesselman and West Vancouver Mayor Mike Smith debate the fairness of the proposed school tax increase.

The B.C. NDP are facing angry homeowners who say it's unfair for them to pay higher taxes on properties that have risen in value over 3-million-dollars without their control. Our political panel weighs in on the backlash to province's new school tax.

Shaughnessy home owner Jonathan Rubenstein on the provincial government'S proposal to implement an increase in the school tax for people who own homes valued at more than $3 million. And, MLA Vancouver-Point Grey, Attorney General David Eby addresses the issue.