The Canucks will most likely take a defenseman at the draft, unless there is a star forward that falls into their lap.  But don’t be too excited, Vancouver has a rough history when picking defensemen.

Would you be in favour of cramming all your work into four days instead of five? If you said ‘yes,’ you’re not alone. According to a new poll from the Angus Reid Institute, most Canadians are in favour of a shorter work week with longer days.

Liberal MLA, Rich Coleman held a series of meetings this week with key supporters in Surrey as he ponders a possible bid to be the city's mayor and Councillor Bruce Hayne quitting the ruling Surrey First party to run as an independent, he is also considering bid for mayor.

First Lady Melania Trump’s jacket is getting all the press coverage for the words on the back of her fashionable article of clothing. She went to visit with detainee’s at the border wearing a green jacket with the words “I really don’t care do u” written on the back.

A survey conducted by Research co has found a large proportion (76%) of people in BC would like to see a public inquiry launched into money laundering in the province’s casinos. But would it actually lead to change in this province?

GUEST: Global Investigative Reporter Sam Cooper

Full Show: You Want To See A Public Inquiry Into Money Laundering & Donald Trump signs executive order on border policy

After the passage of C-45 through the Senate this week, the federal government has named the date when we can all light up! October 17! But the legalisation of marijuana comes with many obstacles, including the question around how impaired driving will be policed. Another issue revolves around whether or not people who’ve been convicted of pot related offences will be pardoned.

The decrepit hotel on the Downtown Eastside which houses dozens of the city’s most vulnerable will be shut down next week. The City of Vancouver will take the unusual step of buying the building (and the Balmoral Hotel) from the notorious slumlords the Sahota family.

Guest: Globe and Mail Reporter Wendy Stueck

The Canucks are going back to the draft table to construct their future, which will be built with young players instead of older free agents.

The US President has signed an executive order, reversing a policy which was causing family separations, despite Donald Trump himself saying only Congress can fix it.