The B.C. wine industry is raising a glass Thursday night as the Alberta border is reopened to its product.  Alberta Premier Rachel Notley announced earlier in the day that she would instruct the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) to begin restocking B.C. vintages.  The move came after B.C. Premier John Horgan stepped back from plans to ban increased shipments of diluted bitumen through the province, saying B.C. would refer its case to the courts to decide.

After the latest mass shooting in the United States, Children parents and teachers are marching and raising their voices to try and push change towards sensible gun laws in America.

The team from Steve Nash Fitness World is here to makes us happier and healthier!  Today we talk about the olympics, keeping yourself motivated and we hear some success stories of people who changed their life by adding fitness and nutrition to their lives.

Guest: Christine Colletta, owner of Okanagan Crush Pad, an Okanagan winery who’s involved in the initiative.

Chapter 1:

-There is reason to celebrate and reason to be disappointed this morning.  Canada has brought home a couple more medals but our hockey team and curling team had a bit of an upset last night.

Chapter 2:

-There is controversy for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today. It’s one thing to pay respectful homage to a culture, but it’s another thing entirely when your traditional attire starts to veer into costume territory. That’s exactly what some are saying about the Trudeaus.

Chapter 3:

-Shootouts are the worst, Scott Moir is the best and all the Winter Games tomfoolery that happened today in South Korea.

Chapter 4:

-Finance Minister Carole James went against the recommendations of her own advisory task force with the government's surprise $4.2-billion payroll tax on business to pay for health care.  Business is plenty mad about this.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 5:

-Should the CRA be going after servers who don’t claim their tips as income?  On the east coast some restaurants are seeing their staff get audited in order to get back taxes that they did not claim on their yearly income tax returns.

Chapter 6:

-After the latest mass shooting in the United States, Children parents and teachers are marching and raising their voices to try and push change towards sensible gun laws in America.

Chapter 7:

-The team from Steve Nash Fitness World is here to makes us happier and healthier!  Today we talk about the olympics, keeping yourself motivated and we hear some success stories of people who changed their life by adding fitness and nutrition to their lives.

Chapter 8:

-Farm Friends event happens at Edible Canada at Granville Island tonight.  Rather than reply with retaliation and hate, this group is responding with love and collaboration.

There is reason to celebrate and reason to be disappointed this morning.  Canada has brought home a couple more medals but our hockey team and curling team had a bit of an upset last night.

There is controversy for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today. It’s one thing to pay respectful homage to a culture, but it’s another thing entirely when your traditional attire starts to veer into costume territory. That’s exactly what some are saying about the Trudeaus.

Guest: Global National political correspondent Abigail Bimman

Shootouts are the worst, Scott Moir is the best and all the Winter Games tomfoolery that happened today in South Korea.

Finance Minister Carole James went against the recommendations of her own advisory task force with the government's surprise $4.2-billion payroll tax on business to pay for health care.  Business is plenty mad about this.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Should the CRA be going after servers who don’t claim their tips as income?  On the east coast some restaurants are seeing their staff get audited in order to get back taxes that they did not claim on their yearly income tax returns.

Guest: Iglika Ivanova, chief economist - Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.

Gord is forced this morning to admit that Canada is totally obsessed with Scott and Tessa and whether or not the 2 are dating, in love, married etc..The rumors are endless at the winter games.