Investigator Doug LePard reported last week that Liberal MLA Linda Reid refused to speak to him about the 2013 removal of taxpayer-purchased liquor from the legislature building.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

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A new series called “Ignited and Ignored” is highlighting the issues that are igniting voters passions but Canadians are thinking federal politicians are ignoring.

Guest: Mike Armstrong, Global News Reporter

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The mayors’ council on regional transportation is releasing their Cure Congestion Voters’ Guide in an effort to inform residents on each federal party’s positions when it comes to transportation funding.

Guest: New Westminster Mayor Jonathan Cote

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Ipsos polling has conducted a survey to find out who Canadians trust to follow through on their promises.  The answer might surprise you.

Guest: Darrell Bricker, CEO of IPSOS

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Art and photography connoisseurs will have their first chance to see Scottish photographer David Yarrow’s work in person in Vancouver.

Guest: David Yarrow, Scottish photographer

This is Making Cents of the Markets with Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James Lori Pinkowski. As always if you have any questions you can contact her team directly at 604-915-LORI or visit pinkowski.ca.

The mayors’ council on regional transportation is releasing their Cure Congestion Voters’ Guide this morning.  How much Federal Government involvement is there in regional transportation.

Guest: New Westminster Mayor Jonathan Cote

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One party surges in popularity and the leading parties remain locked as we inch closer to the election.

Guest: Mike Colledge, President of Ipsos Public Affairs.

Guest: David Akin, Global News

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On the topic of election campaigns, do you think it’s time to do away with election signs cluttering up public property?

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And Canada’s men’s rugby team may have left Japan without a win on the pitch, but they’re being lauded around the world for big moves off the field.

Guest: Gareth Rees, National Program Manager for Rugby Canada

It's the final week of the federal election campaign and the race seems as wide open as ever.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

With Guest Host Jill Bennett

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Protests held across Canada over the weekend in support of Kurdish people in Syria

Guest: Mariwan Jaaf, organizer at the demonstration in Vancouver

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Jagmeet Singh says NDP would support Liberals to form government if Cons win seat count

Guest: Keith Baldrey, political journalist with Global News

With opinion polls showing all parties short of what it would take to win a majority, we always say wait for the campaign - now we have to say wait until all the votes are counted.

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The six Federal party leaders were all present at the final debate that was conducted in the French language last night in Quebec.

Guest: Gerry Nicholls, Columnist for The Hill Times

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BC Health Minister Adrian Dix joins the show to talk about Women in Healthcare, Military Spending and Service and Vaping.

Guest: Adrian Dix, Provincial Health Minister

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A BC company is getting some major attention because the company has found a way to capture CO2 from the air and turn it into fuel.

Guest: Steve Oldham, Carbon Engineering CEO

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Heading into the long weekend, many of us are thinking about turkey dinner. But not everyone is so fortunate as to enjoy a big meal this weekend. Sadly, many of those people are senior citizens.

Guest: Cynthia Boulter, Chief Development Officer

There will be no relief for young, new, inexperienced and out of province drivers!  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.