A recent fatal accident on the Coquihalla has people asking the question, should more be being done to keep the highway safe. Would you consider paying a toll to contribute to this supposed improvement?

Canada is ripping it up in the Olympics thus far. We take a look at their achievements at the South Korean Winter Games. 

After the Vision Vancouver fallout and the departure of Gregor Robertson, the fraud, corruption, and criminal underworld have been on the uprise. Canadian Author and Journalist Terry Glavin discusses the controversial subject with Jon. 

Guest: Terry Glavin - National Post

Chapter 1:

-Olympic Glory. We hear about the success Canada is currently having over in South Korea, and here the miraculous story of Mark McMorris, who survived a near death experience and traumatic injury to come back and stand at the podium.  

Chapter 2:

-A controversial case ensues in Saskatchewan regarding a farmer who was found not guilty in the death of 22-year old Colton Boushie, found dead on his property. 

Chapter 3:

-Family day is being moved a week later starting next year to align with the rest of Canada. Some people are happy about it and some people, obviously, are not. Vaughn Palmer joins the show to tackle the days headlines.

Chapter 4:

-Donald Trump is at it again, threatening to privatize the International Space Station. Will we soon be seeing Trump Tower's in space? Niki Reitmayer brings you the tech report. 

Chapter 5:

-A recent fatal accident has put the Coquihalla Highway in the news. Does more need to be done about the highway's safety? Would you be willing to pay for it?

Chapter 6:

-Canada is kicking butt at the Winter Olympics so far. Is it too early to celebrate? 

Chapter 7:

-Terry Glavin Journalist and Author joins the show and has a conversation with Jon about how this city needs to be cleaned up. 

A couple big software and internet companies are setting up some guidelines in order to curb sexual harassment in the workplace.  According to Google and Facebook you get one chance to ask out a co-worker and if they reject you then that’s where the relationship ends.

The British Columbia government will raise the minimum wage to $15.20 an hour by June 2021. Premier John Horgan announced Thursday morning that the province has decided to make increases every year on June 1 after reviewing recommendations from the Fair Wages Commission.

Late in the show yesterday morning, we hooked up with our sister station 630 CHED in Edmonton so that our listeners could debate Albertan listeners on the matter of the Kinder Morgan pipeline.

The latest gossip on designer brands: Canada Goose quarterly profits increased by 61%; Lululemon’s CEO resigned after he was revealed he was having an affair with a coworker.

Premier John Horgan seized the opening provided by Ottawa thanks to the feds admitting flaws in the process under which the Kinder Morgan pipeline was approved.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Disney’s new streaming service has unveiled some of it’s content that will be streaming into families living rooms around the world.  So what can you expect to be watching?  Tim Dickert has the tech report.