Chapter 1:
-There are times in life when gravity does the work for you...but yesterday was not one of those days for fill in host Simi Sara.
Chapter 2:
-Gas prices are once again expected to spike today to 160.9 cents a litre, according to gas analyst Dan McTeague. He says those prices we saw over the Canada Day long weekend are expected to stick around for at least the next week, and could even extend for the entirety of July.
Chapter 3:
-Good news from Thailand - the 12 boys and their soccer coach, missing and feared dead in a flood jungle cave, have been found alive. However, now the mission to bring them out of the cave begins...and it’s not as easy as you may think.
Chapter 4:
-Vaughn was out of the province when the bombshell report into money laundering dropped and he is still getting caught up on the contents and the reaction, so he might have missed it, but...Isn’t money-laundering against the law? The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.
Chapter 5:
-An American woman who was pictured posing next to a giraffe she just shot in South Africa has triggered worldwide condemnation. But Tess Thompson Talley says she was just doing her part for conservation! She killed the old bull giraffe to prevent it from attacking younger giraffes.
Chapter 6:
-Over the weekend, Coquitlam mayor Richard Stewart helped a disabled woman who had to wait three hours in the rain for a wheelchair taxi. Volunteer staff and first responders stayed with her until the taxi arrived. Mayor Stewart says the taxi system is broken.
Chapter 7:
-What does it take to become a cannabis customer service expert? Simon Fraser University offers two day recreational retail courses for those who want to be the “budtenders” of the future. What sort of things are they required to learn?
Chapter 8:
-Bruce Allen is in London and they have World Cup Fever all over the city!
Chapter 9:
-Today, the findings and recommendations stemming from the long awaited Surrey gang task force report will be unveiled. Surrey Councillor Tom Gill says the problem is so bad, children as young as 11 are being recruited by gangs.
Chapter 10:
-Seven climbers have rappelled from the bridge this morning, forcing the stoppage of an oil tanker which was meant to leave Vancouver port this morning. Greenpeace says the climbers are protesting the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Chapter 11:
-Fresh polling for Global News from IPSOS has found if an election were held tomorrow, Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives would win over Justin Trudeau’s Liberals receiving 37% of the popular vote.
