Chapter 1:

If you get nervous when the subject of retirement planning comes up, you’re in good company.  Half of BC residents are worried they’ll outlive their income.

Guest: Tom Reid, SVP, Group Retirement Services, Sun Life

Chapter 2:

The city of Burnaby held public hearings on rezoning applications for 8 buildings last night, and tenant advocates were there to express frustration.

Guest: Mike Hurley, Burnaby Mayor

Chapter 3:

Commuters in Metro Vancouver just can’t catch a break as SkyTrain employees are voting on a strike mandate.

Guest: Ben Murphy, TransLink Spokesperson

Chapter 4:

The Vancouver Warriors lacrosse team kick off their season next Friday, and there might just be a special guest.

Guest: Dave Sheldon, Vancouver Warriors Team Operations Manager.

This is Making Cents of the Markets with Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James Lori Pinkowski. As always if you have any questions you can contact her team directly at 604-915-LORI or visit pinkowski.ca.

The public galleries will be packed for question period and the back steps at ledge will be packed with protesters.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 1: The future of healthcare in British Columbia is back in front BC’s Supreme Court.

Guest: Ian Mulgrew, Columnist

Chapter 2: The Provincial Government is introducing something called the Fuel Price Transparency Act.

Guest: Bruce Ralston, BC Minister of Jobs, Trade, and Technology

Chapter 3: A public hearing at Burnaby City Hall tonight will play host to a group advocating for medium and low income tenants, trying to save their homes.

Guest: Murray Martin, spokesperson for tenant advocacy group ACORN

David Eby confirms again that B.C. drivers will one day be allowed to buy their car insurance online.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 1

Imperial Tobacco responds to BC vaping regulations

Guest:  Eric Gagnon, Imperial Tobacco

Chapter 2

Transit Updates

Guest: Ben Murphy, TransLink Senior Media Advisor

Chapter 3

Transit negotiation update

Guest: Gavin McGarrigle, Unifor spokesperson. In studio.

Saanich school strike settled, New Democrats do not blink.

Chapter 1:

How difficult will it be to enforce new laws and regulations introduced by the BC government around vaping?

Guest: Brent Stafford, Founder of RegulatorWatch DOT COM.

Chapter 2:

SeaBus cancellations, bus disruptions, and no end in sight. where do both sides stand in the ongoing negotiations between Unifor and the Coast Mountain Bus Company.

Guest: Ben Murphy, Translink Spokesperson

Chapter 3:

New polling shows BC residents are twice as likely to think that things are going to get worse, than they are to think that they’ll improve.

Guest: Schachi Kurl, Executive Director at Angus Reid

Chapter 4:

Metro Vancouver residents will have the opportunity to hear from an incredible motivational speaker on Sunday night at the Chabad Richmond Jewish Centre.

There is growing pressure for government intervention in labour disputes around the province.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines

Chapter 1:

If you are a middle aged or older Canadian, a new study has found that your nutrition may be linked to possible feelings of depression.

Chapter 2:

Culinary arts programs are offered at seven Vancouver high school. However, a report from the Vancouver School Board is suggesting cutting that number in half.  Is that a smart choice by the VSB?