The provincial government is staring directly at more than $1 billion in losses at ICBC for the current fiscal year.  And the BC NDP government is trying to avoid raising basic vehicle insurance rates for drivers by a massive margin.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Could the efficiency of a fossil fuel engine match that of its electric counterpart?  Mazda is looking into the technology that could see these two machines match up.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

The minister in charge, David Eby, has demanded the release of a 2014 report, that had pages ripped out of it. It outlined the financial turmoil at ICBC. He’s demanding Mike De Jong make the report public.

Guest: ICBC Board Chair Joy McPhail

Police were concerned as they watched a man going into Bruce McArthur’s Thorncliffe Park apartment on the morning of Jan. 18.  Fearing for the man’s safety, officers kicked down the door and arrested the alleged serial killer, sources told Global News’ Catherine MacDonald.

Guest: Global News Toronto crime reporter Catherine McDonald

There is a special lunar occasion happening tomorrow morning where there will be a blue, blood & super moon hanging over Vancouver...Although with all the rain lately you may not be able to see it anyway.

Guest: Derek Kief - Chief Astronomer at Vancouver’s H.R Macmillan Space Centre

This morning we are doing a special edition of Therapy Tuesday! While we normally tackle all of your advice questions pertaining to love, work, and family, today we have compiled all the financial questions we’ve received and invited the BC Securities Commission in studio to help give us some expert advice.

Chapter 1:

-There was a malfunction at Disneyland that led to the decapitation of an animatronic Ursula (From the Little Mermaid), which led to an awkward show with crying kids and puzzleed parents.

Chapter 2:

-Our Question today has to do with ICBC and how they handled the controversial  report that indicated solutions to the ICBC mess.  A report was sent to the government which indicated recommendations in order to fix ICBC, but the government did not go with these recommendations and then took the pages out of the report before sending it to the Transportation minister.  We’re asking today should the BC Liberal’s be held accountable and should an investigation into the matter happen?

Chapter 3:

-How did you sleep last night? What about the night before that? Think back — when is the last time you had a really nice, deep sleep and you woke up feeling refreshed? If it’s been a while, you’ll want to keep reading.

Chapter 4:

-An unbelievable story has been unfolding in Toronto. 66-year old landscaper Bruce McArthur is believed to have allegedly killed at least 5 men, although police believe that number may be higher.

Chapter 5:

-The provincial government is staring directly at more than $1 billion in losses at ICBC for the current fiscal year.  And the BC NDP government is trying to avoid raising basic vehicle insurance rates for drivers by a massive margin.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 6:

-Could the efficiency of a fossil fuel engine match that of its electric counterpart?  Mazda is looking into the technology that could see these two machines match up.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Chapter 7:

-The minister in charge, David Eby, has demanded the release of a 2014 report, that had pages ripped out of it. It outlined the financial turmoil at ICBC. He’s demanding Mike De Jong make the report public.

Chapter 8:

-Police were concerned as they watched a man going into Bruce McArthur’s Thorncliffe Park apartment on the morning of Jan. 18.  Fearing for the man’s safety, officers kicked down the door and arrested the alleged serial killer, sources told Global News’ Catherine MacDonald.

Chapter 9:

-There is a special lunar occasion happening tomorrow morning where there will be a blue, blood & super moon hanging over Vancouver...Although with all the rain lately you may not be able to see it anyway.

Chapter 10:

-This morning we are doing a special edition of Therapy Tuesday! While we normally tackle all of your advice questions pertaining to love, work, and family, today we have compiled all the financial questions we’ve received and invited the BC Securities Commission in studio to help give us some expert advice.

Quebec will be commemorating the one year anniversary of the tragedy that took place at a Quebec City Mosque that took the lives of six victims.

It feels like Deja Vu when it comes to ICBC, posting another massive loss. Many people are complaining about the way ICBC is handling its business. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Questions are being raised about the sustainability of ICBC, after they posted another huge loss over the course of 9 months.