The Early Edition from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

ICBC's financial dumpster fire burns on with political parties pointing the finger at each other. We tackle the fallout with our political panel of Suzanne Anton, Moe Sihota and Nicola Spurling.

Attorney General David Eby says changes are on the way to put out what he calls 'a financial dumpster fire' at ICBC, but are these measures enough to get ICBC out of a massive deficit? We speak with UBC economist Werner Antweiler.

ICBC is projecting an operating loss of almost $1.3 billion dollars. The crown corporation blames a rapid increase in the number of crashes occurring across B.C. and a massive growth in the cost of claims. We speak with Richard McCandless, a retired B.C. civil servant.

Former senator and bandleader Tommy Banks died in Edmonton, but he has deep connections to Vancouver. Hear Sharman King, he is a Vancouver musician who co-founded the Book Warehouse chain with Tommy

After threats from B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver to bring the government down if it pursues LNG projects, hear from Environment Minister George Heyman

The story of a 60s scoop survivor, Betty Ann Adam, who decades after being taken from her mother, has connected with her half siblings for the first time.

B.C. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth gives his early assessment of B.C.'s emergency response to the tsunami warning

Pushpa Chandra is celebrating her 60th birthday by running seven marathons on seven continents in seven days.

The Vancouver Aquarium won't be housing any whales and dolphins. We speak with Jason Colby, a professor at the University of Victoria in Environmental and International History.

Greg Moore, the Chair of Metro Vancouver and the mayor of Port Coquitlam, he responds to Amazon's decision to no set up their new headquarters in Vancouver.