Another warning has come from Donald Trump. The US President has tweeted about striking Syria in the wake of an alleged chemical attack on citizens.

Airbnb is being regulated in Vancouver as the city attempts to free up more rental accommodation. The City hopes that combined with the empty homes tax, it’ll increase the number of rentals in the private market. It’s the first agreement of its kind in Canada.

Guest: Alex Dagg, Airbnb Canada dir of public policy

Mark Zuckerberg has wrapped up two days of testimony into the Facebook data mining scandal. Did the Senators miss a crucial opportunity to really grill him?

Guest: Andy Baryer, host of GetConnected TV/Radio

The death toll from the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash has now risen to 16 people. Twenty-four-year-old trainer Dayna Brons passed away in hospital yesterday with her family by her side.

Don’t ask too hard of questions when it comes to Facebook. Bruce is out of his depth in that arena. But watching Mark Zuckerberg in front of Congress was a show.

BC has a new task force that will look at rental housing conditions in the province.

Guest: MLA Spencer Chandra Herbert (Chair of the task force)

We talk to a whistle blower who exposed the links between Victoria based company Aggregate IQ and the BREXIT vote.

Guest: Shahmir Sanni - a young Vote Leave campaigner-turned-whistleblower who exposed the links between AggregateIQ and the campaign for the UK’s exit from the European Union.

Chapter 1: Show Open with Gord MacDonald

-Are you a night owl?  I new study suggests that you might be shortening your life by staying up all late.

Chapter 2:

-A group of hockey moms in Langley have organised a ‘Jersey Day’ for today, April 12, to commemorate the lives lost in the Humboldt bus crash.
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A good samaritan story coming out of London that involves a survivor of a terrorist attack and the royal wedding.

Chapter 3:

-Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has wrapped up two days of testimony at a Senate Committee hearing in Washington DC. Senators were a little more clued in on day two.

Chapter 4:

-It’s beginning to appear that the ailing 95-year old comic book legend, Stan Lee, is suffering from elder abuse. If it can happen to someone who is as internationally beloved as Stan Lee, then it can happen to someone in your community too.

Chapter 5: View From Victoria

-Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau met with Alberta Premier Rachel Notley in Toronto yesterday. Morneau repeated that the pipeline will go ahead, and Notley said she is confident the feds will make it happen.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 6:

-Another warning has come from Donald Trump.  The US President has tweeted about striking Syria in the wake of an alleged chemical attack on citizens.

Chapter 7:

-Airbnb is being regulated in Vancouver as the city attempts to free up more rental accommodation. The City hopes that combined with the empty homes tax, it’ll increase the number of rentals in the private market. It’s the first agreement of its kind in Canada.

Chapter 8:

-Mark Zuckerberg has wrapped up two days of testimony into the Facebook data mining scandal. Did the Senators miss a crucial opportunity to really grill him?

Chapter 9: Squire on Sports
-3 series started last night and the other 5 start tonight in the Stanley Cup playoffs.  It’s time to make some predictions!

Chapter 10:

-The death toll from the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash has now risen to 16 people. 24-year old trainer Dayna Brons passed away in hospital yesterday with her family by her side.

Chapter 11:

-Don’t ask too hard of questions when it comes to Facebook.  Bruce is out of his depth in that arena. But watching Mark Zuckerberg in front of Congress was a show.

Chapter 12:

-BC has a new task force that will look at rental housing conditions in the province.

Chapter 13:

-We talk to a whistleblower who exposed the links between Victoria based company Aggregate IQ and the BREXIT vote.

Three series started last night and the other five start tonight in the Stanley Cup playoffs. It’s time to make some predictions!

Are you a night owl? I new study suggests that you might be shortening your life by staying up all late.