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.

An important story this morning about the environment and a list that is out with the dirtiest pesticide riddled produce.

Mark Zuckerberg is speaking to congress and it sounds like his lawyers have prepared him well as a lot of tough questions are being given very simple answers.

The NDP have known since day one that their election promise to do everything to stop Kinder Morgan & the Trans Mountain Pipeline was legally untenable.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

President Trump has warned of a missile strike on Syria in the wake of an alleged chemical attack on citizens which reportedly killed around 40 people. He’s also taunted Russia for vowing to block the strikes.

The pressure is on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to make good on his promise to get the Kinder Morgan/Trans Mountain pipeline built. Ottawa has until the end of May to come up with a plan to save the $7.4 billion pipeline.

Guest: Global News Political Correspondent David Akin

It all starts tonight! Real hockey is back as the playoffs begin. Six teams take the ice tonight for game one of their playoff runs.

West Vancouver mayor Michael Smith has called for Metro Vancouver Chair Greg Moore to resign.  Greg Moore spoke out about his recent bad press...and he came out swinging! He also had some heated words for the mayor of West Vancouver.

Listen to West Vancouver Mayor here - Michael Smith Interview

Business leaders who have been carefully muted about the new government, launched a string of sharp attacks over the decision by Kinder Morgan Inc. to suspend “non-essential” spending on the project due to opposition from the British Columbia government.

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

Chapter 1: Show Open with Gord MacDonald

-An important story this morning about the environment and a list is out with the dirtiest dozen pesticide riddled produce.

Chapter 2:

-Mark Zuckerberg is speaking to congress and it sounds like his lawyers have prepared him well as a lot of tough questions are being given very simple answers.

Chapter 3:

-After three decades at the City of Surrey, Linda Hepner joins eight other mayors that won’t be seeking reelection this fall.

Chapter 4:

-Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg will face more questioning today by lawmakers who have the rare opportunity to speak directly to the head of the largest social media site.

Chapter 5: View From Victoria

-The NDP have known since day one that their election promise to do everything to stop Kinder Morgan & the Trans Mountain Pipeline was legally untenable.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 6:

-President Trump has warned of a missile strike on Syria in the wake of an alleged chemical attack on citizens which reportedly killed around 40 people.  He’s also taunted Russia for vowing to block the strikes.

Chapter 7:

-The pressure is on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to make good on his promise to get the Kinder Morgan/Trans Mountain pipeline built. Ottawa has until the end of May to come up with a plan to save the $7.4 billion pipeline.

Chapter 8: Squire on Sports
-It all starts tonight!  Real hockey is back as the playoffs start.  6 teams take the ice tonight for Game 1 of their playoff runs.

Chapter 9:

-West Vancouver mayor Michael Smith has called for Metro Vancouver Chair Greg Moore to resign.  Greg Moore spoke out about his recent bad press...and he came out swinging! He also had some heated words for the mayor of West Vancouver.

Listen to West Vancouver Mayor here - Michael Smith Interview

Chapter 10:

-Business leaders who have been carefully muted about the new government, launched a string of sharp attacks over the decision by Kinder Morgan Inc. to suspend “non-essential” spending on the project due to opposition from the British Columbia government.

Chapter 11:

-A group of hockey moms in Langley have organised a ‘Jersey Day’ for tomorrow, April 12, to commemorate the lives lost in the Humboldt bus crash.