The government asked the BCUC to do a fast-tracked review of the $8.9-billion megaproject approved earlier by Christy Clark. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

There is more information coming out about the reach of russian influence on social media platforms before, during and after the US Election.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

The 2018 civic elections is facing a shake-up after Municipal Affairs Minister Selina Robinson introduced legislation that would see a ban on corporate and union donations in municipal elections. The bill also calls for a $1,200 cap on individual donations per year.

Guest: Martyn Brown - former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell’s long-serving chief of staff, the top strategic advisor to three provincial party leaders, and a former deputy minister. He is a frequent contributor to the Georgia Straight and one of BC's top political pundits.

Remember the name Laura Miller?  Remember Triple Delete?  Well Laura Miller is now on trial for breach of trust and mischeif for allegedly destroying government documents.

Guest: Karen Howlett - National Globe & Mail Reporter based in Toronto

How is the marijuana legalization process going? Where are provinces and the federal government at when it comes to laws and rules and regulations?

Guest: Mike Farnworth - B.C. Public Safety Minister

It's Halloween so hear a couple of ghost stories from in and around Vancouver.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Topics on the Show:

Chapter 1:
-It's Halloween tonight and that means it will be very busy for police, firefighters, and paramedics.

Chapter 2:
-The Russian government says Russia is not implicated by the criminal cases against poeple in the Trump camp.

Chapter 3:
-It’s a very strange story indeed...the accounts of two women lost at sea for five months are coming into question by authorities who say something isn’t adding up.

Chapter 4:
-The government asked the BCUC to do a fast-tracked review of the $8.9-billion megaproject approved earlier by Christy Clark. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 5:
-There is more information coming out about the reach of russian influence on social media platforms before, during and after the US Election.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Chapter 6:
-The 2018 civic elections is facing a shake-up after Municipal Affairs Minister Selina Robinson introduced legislation that would see a ban on corporate and union donations in municipal elections. The bill also calls for a $1,200 cap on individual donations per year.

Chapter 7:
-How is the marijuana legalization process going? Where are provinces and the federal government at when it comes to laws and rules and regulations?

Chapter 8:
-It's Halloween so hear a couple of ghost stories from in and around Vancouver.

You may hear a lot of complaining about transit in Vancouver, but it's been ranked among the top transit systems for sustainable urban transportation in North America.

Guest: Thomas Franz - President at ARCADIS Canada

Pitt Meadows Council has a closed-door meeting later today, to talk about the resignation by Councillor David Murray, who on Wednesday was convicted of sexually assaulting a minor in 1992.

US President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort has surrendered to authorities investigating the campaign's Russia connections. 

Guest: Jackson Proskow - Washington Bureau Chief for Global News & Global National