Using the bones in your ears to keep you safe.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Justin Trudeau faced a lot of tough questions at a town hall question and answer.  He faced questions about his ethics boondoggle, legalized marijuana & the right to assisted dying.

Guest: Global TV Chief Political Correspondent David Akin.

BC’s ride-sharing legislative committee wraps up. The BC Taxi Association says Uber/Lyft will kill their business, but what do actual cab drivers think?

Guest: Tim Dickert

We run down the top business stories this week.  Everything from an increase in interest rates to a free gift card from Loblaws…as well as the backlash towards an Iconic Canadian Coffee Shop.

Guest: CKNW Business Analyst Robert Levy

We’ve recently found out that the people who are putting down buckets of cash at BC Casinos are students and housewives. Where is this money coming from and is there any way for the government to track the cash to make sure it’s not dirty and being laundered? Does the government have to tools, and the drive to crack down on these illegal activities?

Guest: Attorney General David Eby

Are ride shares really a good idea in Vancouver?  Maybe there are other options besides Uber and Lyft that could be introduced into the market in order to offer a better service and better transportation in Vancouver.

Guest: Public Finance Analyst - Canadian Centre for Alternative Policies - Alex Hemingway

Chapter 1:

-On Today’s show we’ll talk about casinos and money being laundered through BC.  Is it too late to do anything or can we get ahead of the dirty money that is flowing into Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.  There is also ties being made between dirty money, casinos and the high cost of housing.  If one part goes down, does that mean the others follow?

Chapter 2:

-At Tuesday’s town hall in Nova Scotia, the audience pulled no punches when asking questions of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, as he kicked off his town hall tour across Canada.  One woman in the audience even asked him how it felt to be found guilty of a federal crime.

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Chapter 3:

-Follow up on yesterday’s story about illegal ride sharing in BC. One of the company’s, Kabu, has been accused of only picking up Chinese or non-Western passengers. Kabu has since released a statement.

Chapter 4:

-Thanks to investigative reporting by Sam Cooper, we now know that foreign high rollers are here shoveling wads of cash through our casinos.  The Vancouver Sun’s Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 5:

-Using the bones in your ears to keep you safe.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Chapter 6:

-Justin Trudeau faced a lot of tough questions at a town hall question and answer.  He faced questions about his ethics boondoggle, legalized marijuana & the right to assisted dying.

Chapter 7:

-BC’s ride-sharing legislative committee wraps up. The BC Taxi Association says Uber/Lyft will kill their business, but what do actual cab drivers think?

Chapter 8:

-We run down the top business stories this week.  Everything from an increase in interest rates to a free gift card from Loblaws…as well as the backlash towards an Iconic Canadian Coffee Shop.

Chapter 9:

-We’ve recently found out that the people who are putting down buckets of cash at BC Casinos are students and housewives.  Where is this money coming from and is there any way for the government to track the cash to make sure it’s not dirty and being laundered?  Does the government have to tools, and the drive to crack down on these illegal activities?

Chapter 10:

-Are ride shares really a good idea in Vancouver?  Maybe there are other options besides Uber and Lyft that could be introduced into the market in order to offer a better service and better transportation in Vancouver.

The number of flu cases across Canada continue to surge as a new strain of the flu is being found across the country.

Is the story about racism or mental health?  This question came up on the show because of a woman who went on a racist rant after suffering an episode due to her diagnosis of schizophrenia.  Should the conversation be about racism or mental health?

It emerged during the legislative committee into ride sharing in Vancouver yesterday there are at least five illegal ride sharing companies operating in Richmond, according to the BC Taxi Association. Global BC’s Geoff Hastings attempted to order one.