Chapter 1:
-The President walked back his words about trusting Russia over his own intelligent community by saying he misspoke on a word. But are people taking the President at his word?
Chapter 2:
-We've all seen and heard of a parent who goes absolutely off the rails at their child's hockey, soccer, lacrosse game. But what if their tantrum was to end up on a shaming website online? Would the thought of being publicly humiliated be enough of a deterrent to stop the behaviour?
Chapter 3:
-Less than 24 hours after a stunning statement in which US President Donald Trump said he believed Putin’s denials that Russia didn’t hack the US election, he’s done a big switcheroo. In an awkward and scripted news conference (in which, at one point, the lights went out), Trump tried to clarify his comment.
Chapter 4:
-Did the Queen throw shade at Donald Trump with her choice of fashion? That’s what some think and yesterday we talked about how former President Barack Obama threw some shade at President Trump during a rare public speech in South Africa.
Chapter 5:
-One year ago today, political pundits were in Victoria watching the new government getting sworn into cabinet. The NDP took over after 16 years of Liberal rein. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.
Chapter 6:
-The 12 Thai boys trapped in a flooded cave, as well as their coach, have been released from hospital! The group was shown on television together for the first time since their ordeal began.
Chapter 7:
-Langley MLA Rich Coleman has announced while he won’t be running for the mayor of Surrey, despite claiming he has ‘overwhelming support’. He’s left the door open to speculation about his next move though, saying he will not be leaving the arena of provincial politics. Meanwhile, former mayor Doug McCallum has thrown his hat in the ring; saying this time around he can make a difference.
Chapter 8:
-ICBC said people should be taking a refresher course online to reduce the number of collisions. Jerry Boal from ICBC says the simple test on the website is all it takes. He’s noticed that many people are failing the test!
Chapter 9:
-Everybody knows you’re not supposed to touch a sports trophy! So what is going to happen with Justin Thomas?
Chapter 10:
-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffled his cabinet on Wednesday with changes that put the spotlight on trade diversification, border security and interprovincial affairs, issues that will likely be hot topics in the 2019 federal election.
Chapter 11:
-The trade war between CAD and US can impact personal finances in many ways. Consumers could see some price hikes on a few selected items impacted by the tariffs and weakened labor markets in those industries.
Chapter 12:
-The University of Washington has created a new course for students designed to tackle the scourge of fake news. It drills down on the importance of facts and data in a bid to stamp out the fake news we’re bombarded with across the internet.
Chapter 13:
-New polling is out showing that Canadians are equally divided on whether they support or oppose the pipeline.
