Is Vancouver really the ‘No Fun City’? New changes to Vancouver liquor laws will allow liquor to be sold in grocery stores, as well as lifting a ban on liquor-serving patios on the Granville strip.

Chapter 1: What's in the news with Gord MacDonald

- Trump in some Stormy headlines. Also are Swedish meatballs really Swedish? Turns out they may be Turkish meatballs.

Chapter 2: 

- A man in Surrey who you may have been hearing about lately, took matters into his own hands and chopped down a tree inhabited by majestic Peacocks. Some people aren't too happy about this move, and he is facing fines up to and perhaps over $1000.

Chapter 3: 

- Marc Zuckerberg announced plans for his company to get into the dating realm. This on the heels of the controversial news of users data being mined.

Chapter 4: View from Victoria

- The B.C. government is basically putting into place plans to take traffic-ticket revenue away from municipalities. Also, David Eby backing down isn’t very David Eby-like. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 5: 

- In studio, opposing sides to the Kinder Morgan Pipeline. Karen Wristen and Stewart Muir. What are the risks, or are there even any?

Chapter 6: Squire on Sports

- Canadian pitcher James Paxton had one hell of a game. And if he can stay healthy, watch out baseball world.

Chapter 7: 

- The four seasons hotel in Vancouver is reportedly going to be closing in 2020. What are some of the factors and reasons behind this decision?

Chapter 8: 

- Dozens of nurses will descend on Vancouver Art Gallery this afternoon - demanding to be included in PTSD legislation. They also want the NDP to protect them against violence in hospitals. The BC Nurses’ Union says up to 500 nurses will take part in today’s rally.

Chapter 9:

- The data mining firm hired by Facebook to infiltrate the data of tens of millions of people and using it to profile voters in the US election and beyond, has gone bankrupt. Yet, it seems like they're already back in business under a new guise.

Chapter 10:

- Is Vancouver really the ‘No Fun City’? New changes to Vancouver liquor laws will allow liquor to be sold in grocery stores, as well as lifting a ban on liquor-serving patios on the Granville strip.

Trump in some Stormy headlines. Also are Swedish meatballs really Swedish? Turns out they may be Turkish meatballs.

A man in Surrey who you may have been hearing about lately, took matters into his own hands and chopped down a tree inhabited by majestic Peacocks. Some people aren't too happy about this move, and he is facing fines up to and perhaps over $1000.

Marc Zuckerberg announced plans for his company to get into the dating realm. This on the heels of the controversial news of users data being mined.

The B.C. government is basically putting into place plans to take traffic-ticket revenue away from municipalities. Also, David Eby backing down isn’t very David Eby-like. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

In studio, opposing sides to the Kinder Morgan Pipeline. Karen Wristen the Director of Living Oceans Society and Stewart Muir Director of Resource Works. What are the risks, or are there even any?

Canadian pitcher James Paxton had one hell of a game. And if he can stay healthy, watch out baseball world.

The four seasons hotel in Vancouver is reportedly going to be closing in 2020. What are some of the factors and reasons behind this decision?

Guest: Tom Andrews, Colliers International

The Grouse Grind is opening up today, luckily Jon is leaving town according to Gord. Also, a big rally against the school tax took place recently.