It’s another round of finger pointing among BC Liberals.  This time it’s over a set of recommendations for fixing ICBC that were suppressed by the Liberals in 2014.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Trump took to the stage in his first address in Davos.  He said “America first doesn’t mean America Alone”.  He hailed himself as a Cheerleader for America.  Aside from the speech he also tackled questions over the report that he wanted to fire Robert Mueller last June but was stopped after WH staff said they would resign.

Guest: CBS correspondent Steve Dorsey

B.C.’s premier was to have taken a break from his meeting in China to make a call back home Tuesday night to speak with B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver, and it’s much ado about LNG.  The premier’s office says the two leaders have regular meetings as part of the confidence and supply agreement.  However, instead of waiting for Horgan to return from the trade mission, they decided it’s important for the two to talk as soon as possible.

Guest: Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver

The #MeToo movement has hit Canadian politics with 2 high profile politicians being accused of harassment.  The court of public opinion moves quicker that the actual courts and there are questions if these men being accused should be losing their jobs, careers and dignity before any allegations are proven in court?

Guest: Globe and Mail Columnist John Ibbitson

On Saturday, Team Canada will be taking on Team Uruguay in at 2019 World Cup Qualifier at BC Place.

Guest: Gareth Rees, former rugby union footballer and the first rugby player to be inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame

Chapter 1:

-There is new research that looks at the grapes in your wine!  A study that was definitely needed!  

Chapter 2:

-B.C.’s former premier is taking to social media, calling for more women in higher political positions.  Christy Clark’s Thursday night Facebook post comes in the wake of some prominent men in Canadian politics stepping down this week amid sexual misconduct allegations.

Chapter 3:

-On the heels of our discussion on bots preventing everyday fans like you from accessing tickets to big concerts,  There is a lawsuit being filed against Ticketmaster that alleges they make deceptive claims to consumers when advertising prices for sports and entertainment tickets. We spoke to CEO of Vancouver-based company Fair Ticket Solutions Alan Gelfand about what he’s doing to combat.

Chapter 4:

-More people use car-sharing (like CarToGo and Evo) in Vancouver than anywhere else in North America. The report was released by Vancity. CKNW spoke with Anthonia Ogundele, manager of environmental sustainability.

Chapter 5:

-It’s another round of finger pointing among BC Liberals.  This time it’s over a set of recommendations for fixing ICBC that were suppressed by the Liberals in 2014.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 6:

-Trump took to the stage in his first address in Davos.  He said “America first doesn’t mean America Alone”.  He hailed himself as a Cheerleader for America.  Aside from the speech he also tackled questions over the report that he wanted to fire Robert Mueller last June but was stopped after WH staff said they would resign.

Chapter 7:

-B.C.’s premier was to have taken a break from his meeting in China to make a call back home Tuesday night to speak with B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver, and it’s much ado about LNG.  The premier’s office says the two leaders have regular meetings as part of the confidence and supply agreement.  However, instead of waiting for Horgan to return from the trade mission, they decided it’s important for the two to talk as soon as possible.

Chapter 8:

-The #MeToo movement has hit Canadian politics with 2 high profile politicians being accused of harassment.  The court of public opinion moves quicker that the actual courts and there are questions if these men being accused should be losing their jobs, careers and dignity before any allegations are proven in court?

Chapter 9:

-On Saturday, Team Canada will be taking on Team Uruguay in at 2019 World Cup Qualifier at BC Place.

The US President, Donald Trump, appears to be on the verge of talking to the special council and Robert Mueller, over the Russian investigation. He said yesterday he is willing to sit down, under oath and answer the councils questions, but his lawyers say...not so fast.

Patrick Brown has stepped down as Ontario Progressive Conservative Party leader while he fights to clear his name after sexual misconduct allegations were brought against him by two women.  Deputy PC Party Leaders Sylvia Jones and Steve Clark said in a written statement they learned of the allegations Wednesday evening.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today that Canada will double our commitment to the Global Partnership Fund. Speaking in Davos, Switzerland, he stated an additional $180-million dollars between 2018-2020. The fund helps educate children in developing countries. Once again, Trudeau is looking good on the international stage. But should he be focused on Canadian education problems instead?

The Liberal leadership race is getting uglier.  Former cabinet minister Bill Bennett has balked at a deal his candidate, Andrew Wilkinson, struck with Mike de Jong.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.