The sound of cheers rang out during the all star game!

It’s a shocking headline: MGM Resorts International is suing more than a thousand victims of the Las Vegas Shooting. But there is more to this story than meets the eye.

Premier John Horgan announced yesterday that billions of dollars worth of infrastructure in BC, including the new Pattullo Bridge will be built using union only workers. He claims it’ll prioritize local employment, better wages and more opportunities for apprenticeships. But how realistic is the plan?

Guest: Shelley Gray, Chief Operating Officer, Industry Training Authority

Freedom of Information documents obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation reveal the Canadian Consulate General in Hong Kong has blown $46,000 on tables, chairs and credenzas since June 2017. The cash splash includes 16 chairs from a luxury Vancouver furniture maker worth more than $1000 each.

Guest: Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

It’s been almost a month since dozens of people who called Surrey’s Whalley Strip home for years, were shifted to modular housing. Many businesses in the area complained the presence of the ‘tent city’ was impacting their customer base and bottom line. How are they doing now?

Guest: Global News Senior Reporter Janet Brown

In what’s being described as an extraordinary moment in American political history, US Donald Trump has chosen to believe Russian President Vladimir Putin’s denials that his government didn’t meddle in the US election over US intel suggesting that it did.

Tesla shares dropped 3.5% on Monday after Elon Musk called one of the Thai cave rescue divers a “pedo.” Investors say they feel he is distracted from Tesla (that’s equal to $2-billion dollars).

After listening to John Horgan’s announcement yesterday, If you want to work on government funded construction programs under the NDP, there is a list of things you’ll need to do.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

President Donald Trump is under criticism from both his allies and his critics.  Everyone is trying to figure out why the President would slam his own country and side with Russia over the allegations of Russian hacking and meddling of the Presidential Election.

Chapter 1:

-A heat warning has been issued for parts of the Fraser Canyon as temperatures continue to scorch large portions of B.C.  The weather alert from Environment Canada comes less than a day after the agency pulled a special weather statement about high temperatures for Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast.

Chapter 2:

-All eyes are on Helsinki, Finland, where US President Donald Trump is holding a high stakes meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.

Chapter 3:

-The corpse flower is blossoming! It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for. The corpse flower, that has been dubbed Uncle Fester, started to stink last night. It will be at its stinkiest by 7am this morning.

Chapter 4:

-Premier John Horgan has an announcement and press conference at the Ironworkers Training Facility in Burnaby this morning.  He is expected to announce new policy favouring union labour on public construction projects in BC. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 5:

-The rare ‘corpse flower’ on display at Vancouver’s Bloedel Conservatory has finally bloomed after six years! Rotting meat, dead bodies, garbage are some of the smells that apparently emanate from this flower. Paul Haysom is putting his nostrils to the test this morning!

Chapter 6:

-There is nothing more satisfying that a goal call from announcers around the world!

Chapter 7:

-The pair has held a joint news conference on the heels of their ‘summit’ in Helsinki. Trump says he brought up the issue of Russian meddling in the US election.

Chapter 8:

-President Donald Trump didn’t push the subject of Russian meddling when he sat down with Russian President Vladimir Putin.  Trump was asked whether he holds Russia accountable for the US election meddling in a question and answer session after the news conference.

Chapter 9:

-Get out the hats, sunscreen and beach towels because Inland highs in Metro Vancouver could reach 32 degrees today!

Chapter 10:

-The black woman who was questioned by a strata council member as to whether or not she had the right to use her own community pool is speaking out.