The Early Edition from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

We speak with Liberal MLA-elect Dan Davies, who says the Site C project is needed for its power, and for the employment it will provide in the north.

Creating affordable housing, battling the opiate crisis, and working with a new BC government are just some of the items on Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson's current agenda. We speak with the Mayor about how he plans to tackle these tasks.

The One Thing is an original CBC podcast that takes on the one big issue that made headlines in the aftermath of the BC election with CBC reporter Richard Zussman. On this episode, it's all about THE DEAL.

More than 20 residents of the Balmoral Hotel protested outside the Vancouver mayor's office yesterday. We speak with Councillor Geoff Meggs about what the City can, and cannot do, to help them.

The federal government is expected to announce a billion-dollar aid package for the softwood lumber industry this morning. We speak with Naomi Christensen, a senior policy analyst at the Canada West Foundation.

NDP leader John Horgan and Green party leader Andrew Weaver join us next to share more details of their plan for sharing power to form a new government.

What will become of Site C? The Foreign Buyers Tax? Up next we speak with NDP MLA Carole James and Greens MLA Adam Olsen about the similarities and the differences between Greens and NDP as they set out to form government.

Former Ontario Premier Bob Rae with some advice for B.C. politicians on working with a minority government.

12-year-old health food author, vegan, and activist Daniel Bissonnette shares his secrets for success.

The final tally is in, and the Liberals are still one seat shy short of a majority. We speak with NDP Leader John Horgan about his party's plans to form the next government with support of the Green Party.