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.

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 about user data and privacy concerns.

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

Could gas prices rise even further if Alberta Premier Rachel Notley moves ahead with legislation against BC? Notley has hinted that this week she’ll be introducing legislation to give her province the power to reduce oil flows to BC.

Tim Hortons is apologizing after a franchise in Halifax sold doughnuts decorated in the Humboldt Bronco’s colours without intentions of donating the funds to the victims.

In the aftermath of the pay-and-severance scandal at Metro Vancouver,  There comes more news of wild spending by the board. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Did you know Metro Vancouver board members get exclusive access to a $1.5-million cafeteria on the 29th floor of Metro Tower III in Burnaby? Along with cheap food and massages for $10? This isn’t available for the average person, it’s reserved only for Metro Vancouver staff who work in the building.

Guest: Mike Klassen, civil affairs columnist

Trump lashed out at the raids carried out by the FBI on the offices of his lawyer, Michael Cohen. Federal agents seized records on topics that include a 130-thousand payment made to porn actress Stormy Daniels, who says she had sex with Trump.

It has been presumed a great deal of First Nations groups in BC/Canada oppose the Trans Mountain pipeline. But a group of around 50 communities stands to benefit from $400 million worth of mutual benefit agreements signed with Kinder Morgan.

Guest: Stephen Buffalo, President and CEO of the Indian Resource Council - they conditionally approve of the pipeline.

The canucks held there “what went wrong and what went right” presser yesterday and with $14 million now available, what is the direction of the organization going forward?