A Da Vinci painting has sold for a big big sum, More women come forward with allegations against Roy Moore, & sticking your ipad to your steering wheel doesn't constitute "hands free".

As a young B.C. woman fights Victoria for a life-saving drug to treat her rare disease, an Ontario woman is speaking out about how much the drug helped her. John Hua has her story.

The B.C. Federation of Labour would like to see British Columbia match Ontario and push the rate to $15 per hour by January 2019. President Irene Lanzinger says a wage hike can ease affordability problems, especially in the metro region.

The two-day UN peacekeeping conference at the Vancouver Convention Centre has now wrapped up. What did Canada commit?

David Eby is slamming the mounting losses at ICBC and is pointing the finger at the previous Liberal government for not taking action. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

There is a new, scientific approach to tackling addictions.  A new piece of technology that uses electrical stimulation is being used to help patients get over the symptoms of withdrawl.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

A group representing more than a dozen B.C. construction trade unions says a report from regulators warning the Site C dam won’t be on time or on budget is “fundamentally flawed.”

Guest: Karen Bakker - Professor, Canada Research Chair, and Founding Director of the Program on Water Governance at the University of British Columbia’s Institute for Resources, Environment, and Sustainability.

Guest: Rick Hendriks - Director of Camerado Energy Consulting

The minister responsible for B.C’s cash-strapped public auto insurer is blaming the former BC Liberal government for a massive difference in the projections on losses at ICBC.  Speaking with CKNW’s Steele & Drex on Wednesday, Attorney General David Eby said the government projected an $11 million deficit for ICBC.  But he said that once he had his hands on the paperwork, he realized the figure was closer to $1 billion.

The heart itself is a wondrous muscle, the strongest in the body in fact. It has its own automatic signaling system to control the frequency of contractions. It contracts on average 100,000 times per day, moving 7500L of blood through more than 96,000km of blood vessels.

Guest: Andrea Brennan & Jessica Pastro - both Kinesiologists and Strength Coaches at it’s time! Fitness Results.

Travel and leisure magazine has listed Canada as the top destination of the year for 2017. They say it's because Canada is a source of stability and hope in a time when the news is mostly dominated by crisis and political rhetoric.

Guest: Dawna Friesen - Anchor and Executive Editor of Global News’ flagship newscast, Global National