Money Laundering through BC Casino's has been one of the biggest stories of 2017 and Investigative Journalist Sam Cooper joins the show to bring us up to date with what is happening on the dirty money file.

Guest: Sam Cooper - investigative reporter for Postmedia

Vancouver paints itself as a world class city but it is still one of the few major cities that hasn't brought ride sharing into the mix.  What is taking so long and what will it take to bring companies like Uber and Lyft to Vancouver, especially considering most residents want it.

Guest: Jeanette Jackson - entrepreneur and business strategist based in Port Moody (created a petition on change.org titled,”British Columbia Needs Ride Sharing Services (Uber & Lyft) NOW”)

A snowfall has ended for the City of Vancouver and the North Shore, while a winter storm warning is still in effect for parts of Metro Vancouver.  Meanwhile, the City of Vancouver says it IS ready to deal with more snow if needed. 

Unlike BC, Ontario wants to raise the minimum wage in one big hike and the majority of Ontarians are okay with that.

Sunday marks the end of an era in B.C. politics...It's the end of big money in BC!  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

As we work our way through the holiday season is the weather going to give us sunny or snow and cloudy days?

Guest: Greg Pierce - Environment Canada Forecaster

As legalization gets closer, consumers will need to educate themselves in order to be able to trust vendors and make sure they are paying for safe products.

Guest: Barinder Rasode, CEO of NICHE Canada [National Institute for Cannabis Health and Education]

Did you know a handshake is a better predictor of premature death than traditional blood-pressure testing? According to a study published in the Lancet, a weak handshake can signal an increased risk of a heart attack or stroke.

Guest: Sheila Hamilton -  Personal Trainer and Owner of It’s time! Fitness Results

Queries about the fall time change, if there was a law preventing washing clothes at 6 a-m, and whether racoons are dangerous are three of E-Comm's top 10 reasons not to call 9-1-1.

Guest: Jody Robertson - Executive Director of Corporate Communications

It's the end of the year and the overdose numbers across Canada don't seem to be improving.

Guest: Sarah Blyth - Co-founder of the Overdose Prevention Society