The BC Liberals are calling on the provincial government to ensure information is available to voters on what their ridings will look like under the various proportional representation system proposed for B.C.  On Wednesday, the three new electoral systems were proposed but none of them would come with maps to show the proposed electoral boundaries.

Guest: BC Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson

The BC Liberals are calling on the provincial government to ensure information is available to voters on what their ridings will look like under the various proportional representation system proposed for B.C. On Wednesday, the three new electoral systems were proposed but none of them would come with maps to show the proposed electoral boundaries.

Guest: BC Premier John Horgan

Did you think it was going to be a boring run to the NBA championship?  You will never forget the dying seconds of game 1 between the Cavs and the Warriors.

The winner of BC’s largest lotto jackpot will remain anonymous. Whoever they are, this person bought the $30-million ticket at the IGA on Parkway Blvd in Coquitlam.

Petronas is back and Premier Horgan is feeling encouraged by the latest news on LNG. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Someone in Coquitlam who had the extremely rare luck of winning the lottery has also been granted the rare privilege of remaining anonymous.  The B-C Lottery Corporation says it's allowing the winner of a 30-million-dollar jackpot to keep their identity secret contrary to prize conditions due to "extraordinary circumstances.''

Both the Trudeau and Notley governments have been selling the idea that if the pipeline isn’t built, it’ll cost Canada $15 billion. Where are they getting that figure? A Scotiabank report, which actually states if the pipeline project doesn’t go ahead, it’ll cost the economy more like $7 billion.

Guest: Former Diplomat, trade specialist Colin Robertson

Former BC Lion Glen Jackson will be inducted into the BC Sports Hall of Fame this evening, along with other famous local athletes including former Canuck Cliff Ronning and World Series winner Ryan Dempster.

Guest: Glen Jackson

Canada was exempt from tariffs on steel and aluminum, but not anymore. The Trump administration has hit Canada, Mexico and the European Union with 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminum. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross says in the case of Canada, the tariffs were imposed in order to make progress in NAFTA talks, which are taking longer than anticipated. Washington has also justified the tariffs as a measure needed to ensure national security, something Canada’s foreign minister has said is ‘absurd’. The tariffs kick in at midnight.

Guest: Former Diplomat, negotiator on original NAFTA deal Colin Robertson

British Columbians are not impressed with Trudeau’s plan to purchase the Trans Mountain Pipeline, according to new poll.

Guest: Mario Canseco, President of Research Co.