The NDP Government has introduced legislation that could come down hard on parents owing more than $3000 in child support.

Like something out of a movie, a southwest airline flight went through some horrific circumstances.

The pipeline dispute is neverending it seems. But the main focus seems to be constantly changing.

Guest: Vaughn Palmer - Vancouver Sun

While there seems to be a lot of negative press about the pipeline, polls suggest otherwise.

We hear lots about renter issues in Vancouver. But we hear some horror stories from a landlord named Tabitha.

Landlords seem to get the short end of the stick when it comes to talk about the relationship between tenants and landlords.

From the Maple Leafs to the Raptors, seems like sports in Toronto are no joke. Also, the LA Kings get swept!

Is a seeming slow down in Vancouver housing sales a reason to start feeling optimistic about the ongoing housing crisis?

Guest:  Lori Pinkowski, Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James

The Auditor General for local government joins the show, and is asked about the recent controversy surrounding the Metro Vancouver board who voted essentially to give themselves pay raises.

Guest: Gordon Ruth

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

- The Toronto Raptors are looking great, and the Los Angeles Kings get swept. 

Chapter 2: 

- The NDP Government has introduced legislation that could come down hard on parents owing more than $3000 in child support.

Chapter 3: 

- Like something out of a horror movie, hear the story of the nightmare on a Southwest Airlines flight.  

Chapter 4: View From Victoria

- The Prime Minister is open to ideas on how to improve safety amidst the ongoing pipeline conversation.

Chapter 5: 

- With all the news on Kinder Morgan seemingly negative, support seems to be rising.

Chapter 6: 

- Renters rights? What about Landlord rights? This is Tabitha’s story.

Chapter 7: 

- Landlords seem to get the short end of the stick when it comes to talk about the relationship between tenants and landlords.

Chapter 8: Squire on Sports

- Sports in Toronto are making a comeback.

Chapter 9: Making Cents of the Markets 

- Finding reasons to be optimistic in Vancouver's housing bubble. 

Chapter 10: 

- What scope does that role have? And have they ever probed the activities at the Metro Vancouver Board?