The Early Edition from CBC Radio British Columbia (Highlights)

The One Thing is an original CBC podcast that takes on the one big issue that made headlines in the BC election campaign this week. In episode three, CBC reporter Richard Zussman finds out it ain't easy being green.

Our election coverage continues as we welcome Liberal leader Christy Clark into Studio 10, to make the case why her party should continue to govern our province for another 4 years.

The election is a little less than two weeks away, and we check in with our political analyst Gerald Baier.

We've heard about money going to education and teachers during the election campaign, but what about seismic upgrading for schools at risk? Two parents join us to talk about what progress has been made.

The One Thing is an original CBC podcast that takes on the one big issue that made headlines in the BC election campaign this week. In episode two, CBC reporter Richard Zussman takes on attack ads and truth-troll trucks.

What's the meaning of home? Right-honourable Adrienne Clarkson is in town hosting a forum asking all kinds of British Columbians just that.

The federal government is moving ahead with its plan to legalize marijuana by next July. We speak with federal justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould for her explanation of the new rules.

A cloud of marijuana smoke will fly high above Sunset Beach later today, as hundreds are expected to gather to celebrate 420. But as Canada moves towards legalizing recreational marijuana, are 420 rallies still relevant?

Changing Minds is CBC Victoria podcast that brings you the stories of people living with dementia in BC today and some of the surprising ways they've found to cope with their diagnosis. Hosted by Robyn Burns.

New research out of UBC says the economics behind the Site C dam project is weak and researchers are recommending the project be suspended. We speak with Karen Bakker, one of the authors of the report.