Kobe Japanese Steakhouse is celebrating an incredible milestone this year... 57 years in Vancouver, making it one of the city’s longest-running and most iconic restaurants.

Guest: Dylan Bruser - Owner of the iconic Kobe Japanese Steakhouse.

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A heartbreaking story from British Columbia is sparking a fresh conversation about wait times and access to timely care in our health-care system.

The BC Wildlife Federation is sounding the alarm over a federal review that it says could fundamentally change who gets access to wild salmon in Canada.

Surrey police say extortion cases are now averaging more than one a day, with shootings, threats, and fear rippling through communities across the Lower Mainland.

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Westham Island residents are dealing with a major disruption after a vessel strike damaged the Westham Island Bridge, forcing it closed to vehicle traffic.

Guest: Ian Paton - BC Conservative MLA for Delta South

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FBI Director Kash Patel says the largest drug trafficker in modern times has been arrested.

Guest: Douglas Century - Organized Crime Investigative Journalist

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For many years smoking rates have been declining , and some new data suggests vaping is playing a significant role in helping Canadians quit smoking.

The Canadian Bar Association’s BC branch is raising serious concerns about the provincial government’s plan to amend the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.

A BC woman with terminal cancer says the health-care system needs help.

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Westham Island Bridge in Delta is still closed after a barge strike. How long before it's repaired?

Guest: Dylan Kruger - Delta City Councillor

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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a high-profile speech warning that the post-war international “rules-based order” is facing a serious rupture, not just a transition.

More than half of the commercial vehicles inspected in Burnaby and across the Lower Mainland last year were taken off the road for safety violations.

Surrey mayor Brenda Locke is calling for urgent federal action to tackle a growing crisis of extortion and violence in Canadian communities.

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A growing number of landowners in British Columbia are finding themselves in a legal and financial bind when Indigenous ancestral remains are uncovered during development or construction.

Guest: Christine Elliott - Lawyer hired by the property owner to handle the details

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We bring on Claire Newell from Travel Best Bets to talk about the biggest stories coming out of the travel sector!

After harsh feedback from travellers and employees, WestJet has cancelled their new seat configuration. It will be a pricey reinstallation process, and will likely result in higher fares.

Guest: Claire Newell - Travel Best Bets President and Founder

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Business owners in Surrey and across the Lower Mainland have been living under the shadow of an unsettling trend... extortion attempts targeting commercial operations, ranging from threats of violence to demands for cash.

In response, the province and RCMP formed the BC Extortion Task Force, which has now been active for four months.

Guest: Jay Minhas - Community Activist and Businessman in Surrey

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