A Richmond City Councillor is putting forward a motion at Richmond council that calls on the province and federal governments to mitigate the effects of the Cowichan court ruling.

Perched on the waterfront of scenic northern Vancouver Island and one of the most remote pubs in British Columbia, Scarlet Ibis Pub is officially up for sale.

How B.C.'s Attorney General is reacting to social media platform, 'X', challenging an order to remove a non-consensual intimate image.

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Social media platform 'X' has challenged an order by the B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal to remove a non-consensual intimate image that violates the Intimate Images Protection Act. How can you protect your rights online?

Guest: Merlyn Horton - Canadian Online Safety Expert and CEO of SafeOnline Education

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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new batch of major projects being submitted for possible fast-track approval, including the Ksi Lisims LNG project, promising economic growth and energy development in northern B.C.

Disability benefits are changing in B.C., what does this mean for disabled couples?

Kelowna business owners are calling on the province to show more flexibility with the new short-term rental rules.

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GUEST: Richard Zussman, Global News Legislative Reporter

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GUEST: Claire Newell, President/Founder, Travel Best Bets

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GUEST: Rebecca Bligh, Vancouver City Councillor, running for mayor with Vote Vancouver

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Remembrance Week, when Canadians pin on poppies, stand in silence, and reflect on those who served and sacrificed.But remembrance isn’t only for one week in November. The legacy of war, and the people it touched echoes through the entire year, in quiet ways and local stories that rarely make headlines. 

Philip C. Ralph, Director of Clinical Services at Wounded Warriors Canada joins to talk about healing trauma, building resilience, and the power of community for veterans and first responders.

80 years after the Second World War, we are looking back through the eyes of those who served. Specifically, their lasting impact, the race to preserve their stories, and how their legacy still shapes who we are today. 

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The Vancouver Park Board says it faces tens of millions in cuts. What’s really at stake for your parks, community centres, and public green space?

Guest: Aaron Jasper - Former Park Board Commissioner

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We discuss two court cases raising big questions in Canadian law. An Ontario judge rules sending a fake nude of your spouse isn’t a crime. In Vancouver, compassion club founders convicted of drug trafficking are mounting a constitutional challenge that could change drug policy nationwide. What do these rulings say about how our justice system is keeping up — or falling behind?

Guest: Michael Shapray - Criminal Lawyer with Stern Shapray Criminal Lawyers 

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