Will it soon become cheaper for you to shop online? Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is meeting with the CEO of eBay today who is expected to push for Canada to reduce its de minimis threshold.

Should BC retaliate on the threats being made by the Alberta Government to stop the flow of BC Wines into the province?  By not standing up for BC is John Horgan sending the wrong message to BCer’s?

As the NDP in BC and Alberta argue over the Kinder Morgan Pipeline, why is the BC wine industry getting brought into the conversation and dispute over the pipeline?  How is this fair to the farmers and wine producers in BC?  Do the two products correlate on any level?

Guest: BC Liberal Agriculture critic Ian Payton Delta South MLA

As the Olympics get going in Korea, have you ever wondered how athletes train?  What’s the difference between the Olympic athlete training model from what the general population should follow?

Guest: Vice President of Fitness, Nastasia Genova

It’s Pipelines vs. Grapevines. We have a live simulcast with Ryan Jespersen from 630 CHED in Edmonton, where you have a chance to debate with Alberta listeners over the Kinder Morgan debacle.

Chapter 1:

-It’s time to #toastthecoast!  A celebration of BC Wines is trending online and across the country where Canadians are buying up BC wines in order to show solidarity and protest the Alberta NDP government using BC’s wine industry as a bargaining chip in the dispute over the Kinder Morgan Pipeline.

Chapter 2:

-Environmental activists and others in Quebec have started buying B.C. wine in what they call a statement of solidarity with the West Coast after Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said her province would stop taking imports from its western neighbour.  The campaign, which has rallied around the hashtag #QClovesBCwine, began on Tuesday, the same day that Notley announced that the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) would put an “immediate halt on the import of B.C. wine into Alberta.”

Chapter 3:

-Have you been receiving missed calls from strange parts of the world? Whatever you do, don’t call that number back!

Chapter 4:

-In the BC vs NDP back n forth battle over Kinder Morgan Pipeline, it seems Notley and the Alberta government is getting the best traction.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 5:

-Will it soon become cheaper for you to shop online? Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is meeting with the CEO of eBay today who is expected to push for Canada to reduce its de minimis threshold.

Chapter 6:

-Should BC retaliate on the threats being made by the Alberta Government to stop the flow of BC Wines into the province?  By not standing up for BC is John Horgan sending the wrong message to BCer’s?

Chapter 7:

-As the NDP in BC and Alberta argue over the Kinder Morgan Pipeline, why is the BC wine industry getting brought into the conversation and dispute over the pipeline?  How is this fair to the farmers and wine producers in BC?  Do the two products correlate on any level?

Chapter 8:

-As the Olympics get going in Korea, have you ever wondered how athletes train?  What’s the difference between the Olympic athlete training model from what the general population should follow?

Chapter 9:

-It’s Pipelines vs. Grapevines. We have a live simulcast with Ryan Jespersen from 630 CHED in Edmonton, where you have a chance to debate with Alberta listeners over the Kinder Morgan debacle.

In Alberta, Restaurant owners in Calgary are reacting to a move by Premier Rachel Notley to boycott BC wines.  This  in response to BC Premier John Horgan trying to block the Kinder Morgan pipeline.

Abbotsford’s mayor is floating the idea of building light rail transit (LRT) down the middle of Highway 1 between Surrey and the Fraser Valley to alleviate congestion.  He’s pushing for light rail to be built in the middle of the highway between Abbotsford and Surrey, using the median between eastbound and westbound lanes.  Braun says with the region talking about big transit projects - there’s no reason his city should be left out. He also argues it would be cost effective.

Doritos for women - turns out it is NOT actually going to be a thing. Indra Nooyi, CEO of PepsiCo saying on the podcast Freakanomics that the company is “getting ready to launch” a “low crunch” version of the chips “soon.”

It’s an Interprovincial trade war. First they went after bitumen, then electricity and now they are going after BC’s wine!  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.