Today, the City of Surrey and BC Housing will announce the dozens of occupants of 135 A will be moving to new 160 unit modular housing built for them. The new houses have individual rooms with private bathrooms, meal services, counselling and medical offices along with 24 hour staffing, and employment and life skills programming.

Despite a global backlash against the policy which separates children from their parents, Donald Trump doubled down, once again blaming the Democrats, saying it’s their fault for a stalemate in Congress, and only they can fix it.

Is reversing course and following the Trump energy policy what’s in store for Canada? The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers wants the government to eliminate climate policy and regulations. What does this mean for Canada moving forward?

Guest: Energy Journalist and Commentator Markham Hislop

After the Lions beat the Alouettes, and took out a pantsless fan on the field, Members of the team said despite the win, they could have played better.

Heartbreaking audio appears to have been captured of young Spanish speaking children wailing and crying for their mums and dads, as the anger over Trump’s policy of separating immigrant children from their parents grows.

Do we have the luxury of being able to turn down affordable housing? The City of North Vancouver has said ‘no’ to plans for a 6-story apartment building on East 3rd.

Yesterday, the B.C. Court of Appeal released a list of about 20 different groups that have been granted intervenor status in the B.C. government's test case against the pipeline. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Audio of a weeping child calling out for her father is sparking outrage over the separation of immigrant children from their parents at the US/Mexico border.

Chapter 1:

-If you were at the Main Street Car Free festival in Vancouver yesterday, you may have noticed a rather unusual stand selling bottles of Hot Dog Water.  The slickly-packaged product advertised health benefits ranging from protein and electrolytes to higher brain function.

Chapter 2:

-Joining Democrats and Republicans Former First Lady Laura Bush says the practice of taking kids from their parents at the US-Mexico border is “cruel” and “immoral”.

Chapter 3:

-Get ready for the heat wave! We can expect hot weather, like what we saw yesterday, for the next few days. According to Environment Canada, today we could see highs of 25 near the water, 32 inland!

Chapter 4:

-An aggressive campaign has begun in the referendum on proportional representation, even before the official campaign has even started.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 5:

-Is it possible to be addicted to a video game? The World Health Organization says, yes! WHO officially announced today that video game addiction is a mental health condition.

Chapter 6:

-In an exclusive interview with Global News’ Senior reporter Janet Brown, Surrey RCMP “officer in charge” Dwayne McDonald revealed he’s going to council once again to ask for more police for the region.

Chapter 7:

-The three day coroners’ inquest into the death of Lisa Dudley wrapped up on Thursday, with the jury making nine recommendations to the RCMP and others. Dudley and her partner Guthrie McKay were shot in their Mission home in 2008; Dudley was left bleeding and paralysed for four days before dying in hospital. So has there been any accountability?

Chapter 8:

-Despite Germany losing to Mexico at the World Cup, It was still an okay day for one defending champion.

Chapter 9:

-Exclusive polling for Global by IPSOS shows the Progressive Conservative Party’s win in the Ontario election has improved its perception with its federal counterparts.

Chapter 10:

-This week (Wednesday) marks the opening of Nada Grocery, Vancouver’s first ever zero waste grocery store. So how does it work? And how are they able to operate without the use of packaging or waste?

Chapter 11:

-Yesterday, dozens of people attended a memorial service for those who lost their lives in the Second Narrows Bridge collapse, in what is one of BC’s worst ever industrial accidents.

Chapter 12:

-Is it possible to be addicted to a video game? The World Health Organization says, yes! WHO officially announced today that video game addiction is a mental health condition. But do you believe that being addicted to a video game is a real thing?

Exclusive polling for Global by IPSOS shows the Progressive Conservative Party’s win in the Ontario election has improved its perception with its federal counterparts.

Guest: Darrell Bricker, CEO of IPSOS