A trustee who has served on Chilliwack’s school board for over two decades faced heavy criticism on social media after a Facebook post in which he said that allowing children to choose their gender identity amounts to “child abuse.”

It's not just residential rental buildings that are lacking. Commercial and office space rental is also in short supply. Does it all come down to supply and demand or are there other factors that affect the availability of commercial space?

Guest:Norm Taylor - CBRE’s Executive VP

Have you ever had a child buy something on your phone without your knowledge? Children making purchases on their parent’s phones - especially in regards to gaming apps - has become a common societal issue.

The Liberals moved a ridesharing motion in the legislature yesterday calling for Uber and Lyft to be approved in B.C. by the end of the year.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

The last of the secret files from the JFK assassination are due to be released on Thursday. That's the deadline set by Congress 25 years ago. CBS' Chip Reid has the story.

There is a public forum being held tonight, at city hall, to discuss how to properly and effiecently bring AirBnB regulations to the city.

Guest: Alex Dagg - Public Policy Manager with Airbnb Canada

Topics on the Show:

Chapter 1:
-Air Canada, is once again in the news for a less than ideal landing at the SanFransisco airport. Problems with radio communication led to an aircraft landing on an undesignated runway. Thankfully nobody on the flight or the ground was injured.

Chapter 2:
-A trustee who has served on Chilliwack’s school board for over two decades faced heavy criticism on social media after a Facebook post in which he said that allowing children to choose their gender identity amounts to “child abuse.”

Chapter 3:
-It's not just residential rental buildings that are lacking. Commercial and office space rental is also in short supply. Does it all come down to supply and demand or are there other factors that affect the availability of commercial space?

Chapter 4:
-Have you ever had a child buy something on your phone without your knowledge? Children making purchases on their parent’s phones - especially in regards to gaming apps - has become a common societal issue.

Chapter 5:
-The Liberals moved a ridesharing motion in the legislature yesterday calling for Uber and Lyft to be approved in B.C. by the end of the year.

Chapter 6:
-The last of the secret files from the JFK assassination are due to be released on Thursday. That's the deadline set by Congress 25 years ago. Chip Reid has the story.

Chapter 7:
-There is a public forum being held tonight, at city hall, to discuss how to properly and effiecently bring AirBnB regulations to the city.

Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly vows to speak out today against what he says are lies in a New York Times report. CBS's has the report

A shocking warning for anyone with a nut allergy. A 33-year old Edmonton man has died after being exposed to walnut particles used in “environmentally-friendly” sandblasting.

John Horgan went on the road over the weekend to celebrate some major job creation and resource developments around B.C.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.