A new web server is providing over 300 million users with access to real estate listings in Canada.  Obviously people who are concerned with the housing affordability crisis in Vancouver are taking note.

Facebook says as many as 87 million people may have had their data accessed in the Cambridge Analytica scandal, an increase from the 50 million disclosed in published reports.

What is fondly known as one of Vancouver’s most fun summer events has been cancelled! The Davie St Pride Party has been put on ice due to funding costs. The event normally attracts 15-thousand people and is a major highlight of Pride Week, alongside the parade.

A family searching for a rental property is concerned at the lack of affordable options, after walking into a mould-infested rundown home in Abbotsford - who’s landlord was asking $1600 a month. As of Tuesday, the house remained up for rent on Craigslist.

Premier John Horgan is on a road trip to the Interior this week with things getting set to be super busy when the legislature resumes business next week. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

There’s a new player in the Vancouver mayoral race. Director for Simon Fraser University’s Centre for Dialogue Shauna Sylvester is the first candidate to run as an independent. She’ll officially announce her bid this morning.

Hundreds of anti-pipeline protesters will walk from the Art Gallery to Burrard Street - and will rally outside the Sheraton Wall Centre in downtown Vancouver tonight - where Justin Trudeau is holding a $1000-a-plate Liberal fundraiser.

It’s been a week of talking about the Swedish wonder twins Henrik and Daniel, But if you look at the team through the years you’ll notice the Canucks have had success with a lot of talent coming out of Sweden.

Has Twitter become a minefield of misinformation? There was a flood of ‘fake news’ that spread on Twitter following the YouTube HQ shooting on Tuesday - showing some of the very worst of the internet.

Vancouverites can now take a direct seaplane flight to Seattle. The Seattle/Vancouver flight has been talked about for decades as a link for the Cascadia Corridor and today’s announcement finally makes it real.

Guest: Harbour Air President Randy Wright