Can you believe it? Someone thought it was a good idea to create a fake twitter and GoFundMe page trying to capitalize on the tragic Humboldt Bus Crash.

Eby claims the venue would not sufficiently accommodate political opponents and was cancelled to preserve the safety of its attendees.

The fourth annual Gustavson Brand Trust Index, or GBTI, is being released today. The GBTI details changes in consumer trust for 299 of the largest and most relevant companies in Canada, and ranks every company based on several factors, including their values, relationship management and customer experience.

Guest: David Dunne, School of Business Professor at UVIC

David Eby cancelled a scheduled town hall meeting, citing security concerns as his primary reason. Retired Economics Professor David Tha, is one of the people unhappy about the cancellation. 

Chapter 1: 

- Amazon announced big plans to expand their tech hub right here in Vancouver. Also did you hear about those gas prices? And Gord's suspenseful Goose story.

Chapter 2: 

- Jon shares his thoughts about Trudeau's comments regarding higher gas prices. Trudeau suggested the higher prices would allow people to make better choices.

Chapter 3: 

- We break down the numbers behind Amazon's new tech expansion in Vancouver. Unfortunately, they may be here for the wrong reasons. Also, Gord receives some advice for his goose problem.  

Chapter 4: 

- A gas station in Alberta was giving away gas for 32 cents a litre rubbing salt in the wounds of Vancouverites everywhere. Although it was actually a celebration to mark its closing as the owner is selling the station.

Chapter 5: 

- Horgan says it's Ottawa's fault we don't have enough refineries, Trudeau says it's America's fault and it's just a spillover effect from the American economy. Who's right? Is anyone? The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 6:

- Post Office to Amazon depot: It's just a natural evolution isn't it? Niki Reitmayer with a breakdown of the big Amazon event from yesterday.

Chapter 7: 

- How have the NDP government, and more specifically John Horgan been handling things? The opposition shares his feelings on the matter.

Chapter 8: 

- Who is to blame, and where do we go next in the gasoline saga. Different political leaders are blaming different people, including each other. We put the question to you, what do you think about gas prices? And what should we do?

Chapter 9: 

- Yes the Canucks didn't win a lottery pick as per usual, but it isn't all bad. Remember Nick Lidstrom? He wasn't drafted very high.

Chapter 10: 

- It's Deja Vu. It seems like week after week, month after month, gas prices are on everyone's mind. We hear from you, to the tune of the Gas Guzzlin Blues.

Chapter 11: 

- Someone thought it was a good idea to create a fake Twitter and GoFundMe page trying to capitalize on the tragic Humboldt bus crash.

Chapter 12: 

- Eby claims the venue would not sufficiently accommodate political opponents and was cancelled to preserve the safety of its attendees.

Chapter 13: 

- The fourth annual Gustavson Brand Trust Index, or GBTI, is being released today. The GBTI details changes in consumer trust for 299 of the largest and most relevant companies in Canada, and ranks every company based on several factors, including their values, relationship management and customer experience

Chapter 14: 

- David Eby cancelled a scheduled town hall meeting, citing security concerns as his primary reason. Retired Economics Professor David Tha, is one of the people unhappy about the cancellation.

Vancouver has a new record on its hands! Unfortunately, it’s a record for the highest gas prices we’ve ever seen in Canada. Also, Trudeau has an Amazon related announcement to make right here at home.  

Comedian Michelle Wolf’s brutal assessment of the Trump administration was the talk of Saturday night’s White House Correspondents Dinner. She took aim at women in Trump’s administration - and particularly - Sarah Sanders, who sat on stage stone-faced - while Wolf savaged her career and her looks.

A woman named Zara, who notes that she is a vegan in her online profile, wrote on Twitter: “Pulled up to my driveway to find a little girl crying, she didn’t have money for the ice cream van like her friends did so I gave her enough money to get herself a nice big ice cream with sauce, sprinkles, and a flake. She was so happy (and soon had ice cream round her mouth).”

There's been a big step forward for LNG Canada, the $40 billion LNG project on the northwest coast.Consortium (Shell, plus korean, japanese and chinese partners) named U.S. and Japanese firms as prime contractors on the $14 billion job of building the terminal in Kitimat.The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

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

- Vancouver has a new record on its hands! Unfortunately, it’s a record for the highest gas prices we’ve ever seen in Canada. Also, Trudeau has an Amazon related announcement to make right here at home.  

Chapter 2: 

- Comedian Michelle Wolf’s brutal assessment of the Trump administration was the talk of Saturday night’s White House Correspondents Dinner. She took aim at women in Trump’s administration - and particularly - Sarah Sanders, who sat on stage stone-faced - while Wolf savaged her career and her looks.

Chapter 3:

- In today’s episode of “ugh humans are the worst,” the internet is in an uproar because a vegan man was critical of a vegan stranger. What was her crime? She bought an ice cream cone for a crying child. Think about it - was he right or was he wrong?

Chapter 4: View from Victoria

- A big step forward for LNG Canada, the  $40 billion LNG project on the northwest coast. Consortium (Shell, plus korean, japanese and chinese partners) named U.S. and Japanese firms as prime contractors on the $14 billion job of building the terminal in Kitimat

Chapter 5: 

- There’s talk Amazon will take space at 402 Dunsmuir street as it continues its expansion in Vancouver. It has already signed a lease for an office in that building. There’s also talk Amazon will occupy another downtown building - possibly the old Canada Post building on West Georgia.

Chapter 6:

- Yesterday, the price of gas in Vancouver reached record levels; 161.9 a litre, which is the highest price ever, in Canada. What can we expect today - and why are the prices so high?

Chapter 7: 

- Metro Vancouver Board does another vote, and the results were unanimous to take back their decision. It was pressure from you, the people, which helped overturn their asinine decision to have this be something brought to the table in the first place.

Chapter 8: Squire on Sports

- The Pacers put forth a valiant effort this series but it wasn't enough to stop Lebron and his domination in Game 7.

Chapter 9: 

- Thousands of people attended yesterday’s #TorontoStrong vigil. A ceremony was held at Mel Lastman Square, near where the attack took place.

Chapter 10: 

- The stereotype of the hedonistic, hypercompetitive young man who engages in dangerous and risky activities may still remain, but it is no longer a true picture of a masculine man. This has even led to reports that the life expectancy gap between men and women is quickly shrinking.

Chapter 11: 

- According to Bloomberg, the ski resort town has overtaken Vancouver to have the highest average house prices in Canada. The price of a detached home in Whistler sits at $1.67 million, 4% higher than Vancouver.

Chapter 12: 

- Amazon is all over the news, primarily in regards to Justin Trudeau meeting with them to discuss expanding in Vancouver. Niki Reitmayer is at the scene at the old post office on Georgia digging up the details.