Chapter 1: Show Open with Gord MacDonald

-Huge news out of North Korea, as an end to the Korean War has been announced. Also, ABBA is making a comeback? And the Royal Baby has a name.

Chapter 2: 

-A historic day as the Koreas agree to total denuclearization on the Korean peninsula, potentially ending a 65-year old war

Chapter 3:

-Remember the story of the two Canadian pilots who were allegedly drunk and about to fly an Air Transat plane? Charges against them have been dropped!

Chapter 4: View From Victoria

--It was a big day in BC politics yesterday with the Kinder Morgan reference case, and the Marijuana Legislation announcement.

Chapter 5:

-It raised eyebrows and caused a big controversy, but the Metro Vancouver board is having a meeting to potentially reverse their self imposed pay-raises.

Chapter 6:

-The NDP has unveiled the questions it’ll pose to the BC Court of Appeal, as it seeks to clarify its constitutional right to regulate the flow of diluted bitumen into BC.

Chapter 7:

- Right now the only way police can test drivers for marijuana impairment is through a saliva swab test, there is no reliable breathalyzer. How accurate is this saliva swab test in detecting the amount of THC in the body? What other tools have police been given, and are they satisfied with what they have?

Chapter 8: Squire on Sports

-The Golden Knights continue their insane hot streak squashing the Sharks 7-0, and the Penguins keep on rolling. 

Chapter 9:

- How are pot retailers reacting to the Marijuana legislation plans? And will it be good or bad for business? 

Chapter 10: 

- Over the past three months, mental health advocate Victoria Maxwell has been teaching people with mental health and/or addiction issues to write and perform monologues about their experiences.

Chapter 11: Back on the Beat preview

- John Daly is breaking a story exclusively on the Jon McComb show, as well as sharing his views on the driving under the influence of Marijuana debate. 

Chapter 12: Future of Work

- The YVR Expansion, and how it'll impact the workforce. 

It’s a huge day in BC politics with the NDP making a couple big announcements. One regarding Marijuana Legislation in BC, and one regarding the regulation of the flow of Bitumen.

What can we expect when Marijuana legislation finally gets put into place? How will enforcement work? What do dispensary owners have to say? And what about Horgan?

How soon is too soon to talk to our children about the realities surrounding this topic? Elementary? High School? In the wake of Humboldt, it’s a worthy question to be asking.  

The Science behind Bitumen. What is the effect of this stuff on our waters? There is science on both sides, but it ultimately suggests more research needs to be done. Also, will police be tough on ‘drug driving’? The Province Newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

As legalization nears, this is going to be a big topic of discussion based on people who need it for medical purposes.

Under the new framework, will it be harder for dispensaries to sustain their businesses?

Guest: Kirk Tousaw - Cannibas Lawyer

It’s not cheap to open a weed dispensary in Vernon! Is it fair that these retailers should face stiffer fees?

The government will ask the question to the Court of Appeal as it tries to limit the flow of oil through the $7.4b expanded Trans Mountain pipeline.

Guest: Richard Zussman - Global Legislative Reporter

It was a valiant run, but the Toronto Maple Leafs have been eliminated from the playoffs. At least one Toronto team still has a chance, and Lebron James does it again.