Could there be more problems for Equifax?  It has been a short amount of time since client information was compromised and now it seems that they are being targeted again.

The devastating wildfires raging across California are now the deadliest in the state's history. Thirty-one people are confirmed dead and 400 people are reported missing in Sonoma County alone, but officials believe some of those could be due to communication issues. CBS' Carter Evans reports.

The NAFTA talks have now entered their most difficult phase with the United States beginning to drop its bombshell proposals on the negotiating table at a just-begun fourth round outside Washington.

Guest: Mike Le Couteur - Global National Political Correspondent

Tomorrow is general voting day in the Vancouver by-election (up for grabs: one councillor and nine school board trustee spots). All is calm here though compared to the mayoral election in Edmonton!

It may have been called the quick wins scandal, but it's anything but quick going through the court system.  Why is it taking so long to unravel this issue?  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Researchers at UBC have developed a concrete coating that will help protect structures from earthquake damage.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Guest: Travis Lupick - editor for the Georgia Straight newspaper and author of “Fighting for Space: How a Group of Drug Users Transformed One City's Struggle with Addiction”

Is the foreign buyer's tax doing anything to ease the housing situation in Vancouver and other Canadian Cities where the tax has been introduced?

Guest: Bob Dugan - chief economist at the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC)

John Daly joins the show to discuss his program "Back On The Beat" on CKNW.

Guest: John Daly - Host of CKNW’s weekend show, ‘Back On The Beat’

On Saturday, Oct 21st, O.W.L (the Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation centre) will hold its 2nd annual ‘Raptor Rendezvous’ gala. All proceeds go to help rescue and rehabilitate injured and orphaned birds of prey. CKNW’s Niki Reitmayer toured the facility in Delta to learn more about what happens to injured raptors in the Lower Mainland.