The Junos, winners and losers from last night’s awards ceremony in Vancouver.

Guest: Paul McGuire, ET Canada reporter

Stormy Daniels gave a tell-all interview to 60 Minutes’ Anderson Cooper last night - in which she detailed her alleged affair with US President Donald Trump.

Students across the US marched on Saturday to demand ways to stop gun violence.  In Canada there are more than a dozen marches supporting American students, including one held in Vancouver which began at Jack Poole Plaza.

John Horgan and the NDP government in have began negotiations to take over Golden Ears bridge from Translink. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

An amateur rocket scientist launched himself into the sky in a homemade rocket. Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Is Andrew Weaver a toothless tiger over LNG, like Jon suggests? Andrew responds to Jon’s editorial.

Guest: Green Party leader Andrew Weaver

According to recent data from an Angus Reid poll, almost three-quarters of Canadians will change the way they use Facebook as the massive data scandal plaguing the company continues to unfold.

Do they need to change the way the MVP is picked?  How can an MVP be from a team that doesn't go anywhere in their season?

Scientists are warning that the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, between Hawaii and California, is accumulating trash faster than ever and is now three times the size of France.  According to a three-year study published in Nature’s Scientific Reports, the swirling pile of trash and plastic is about 1.6 million square kilometres in size.

Guest: Rachel Schoeler, Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup

Chapter 1:

-Freezing the hunger nerve...Is that fiction or reality?  Can you literally freeze a nerve in your body that makes you hungry?

Chapter 2:

-Students across the US marched on Saturday to demand ways to stop gun violence.  In Canada there are more than a dozen marches supporting American students, including one held in Vancouver which began at Jack Poole Plaza.

Chapter 3:

-The Junos, winners and losers from last night’s awards ceremony in Vancouver

Chapter 4:

-Stormy Daniels gave a tell-all interview to 60 Minutes’ Anderson Cooper last night - in which she detailed her alleged affair with US President Donald Trump.

Chapter 5:

-John Horgan and the NDP government in have began negotiations to take over Golden Ears bridge from Translink.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 6:

-An amateur rocket scientist launched himself into the sky in a homemade rocket. Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Chapter 7:

-Is Andrew Weaver a toothless tiger over LNG, like Jon suggests? Andrew responds to Jon’s editorial.

Chapter 8:

-According to recent data from an Angus Reid poll, almost three-quarters of Canadians will change the way they use Facebook as the massive data scandal plaguing the company continues to unfold.

Chapter 9: Squire on Sports
-Do they need to change the way the MVP is picked?  How can an MVP be from a team that doesn't go anywhere in their season?

Chapter 10:

-Scientists are warning that the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, between Hawaii and California, is accumulating trash faster than ever and is now three times the size of France.  According to a three-year study published in Nature’s Scientific Reports, the swirling pile of trash and plastic is about 1.6 million square kilometres in size.