Victims of last week's Las Vegas shooting were honoured last night as lights were dimmed on the Vegas Strip.

-This weekend, the town of Hope celebrated 35 years since “Rambo:

-Now well into cooler weather, most people aren’t concerned about water restrictions anymore. However, the Chair of Metro Vancouver utilities is saying water restrictions will be even tighter next spring.

Todd Stone will launch his leadership campaign Tuesday.  Another candidate in the liberal leadership race.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Former CKNW talkshow host Rafe Mair has died at the age of 85.
He's been in failing health the past few years.  In his heyday in the 1990's Rafe was a ratings leader for CKNW, and his editorial right after the 8:30 news each weekday morning was must-listen radio.

It’s flu season again! Do you wonder why you always seem to get sick while others around you don’t?

Jason is “the Germ Guy” with 30-years experience in the field. He considers himself a “Germevangelist.” He is the author of The Germ Code and the national bestseller The Germ Files.

Guest: Jason Tetro - Microbiology, Health, & Hygiene Expert

The Vancouver Canucks season opener was on Saturday night. So, how is the team looking? (Canucks beat Oilers, 3-2)

Topics on the Show:

Chapter 1:
-TransCanada Corporation has announced the termination of its $15.7-billion Energy East pipeline project, that would have seen oil shipped from the oil sands in Alberta to
refineries on the east coast.

Chapter 2:
-Investigators are still trying to piece together the motivation behind the deadly attack in Las Vegas. After speaking with the shooters live in girlfriend, they are still no closer to having any answers.

Chapter 3:
-There was a bombshell announcement this morning from Calgary-based TransCanada Corporation. It says it's cancelling plans for both the Energy East pipeline and Eastern Mainline projects.

Chapter 4:
-Last night, Const. Mike Chernyk (who was hit by a car driven by the suspect, then stabbed) walked onto centre ice at the Oilers vs. Flames game.

Chapter 5:
-Today we talk about the proportional-representation referendum announced by the government yesterday. British Columbians will vote next fall on whether to switch to a pro-rep voting system and scrap the current first-past-the-post system.

Chapter 6:
-What is happening these days in the world of Vancouver Real Estate?

Chapter 7:
-We go live to Las Vegas to get the latest update on the invistigation into the Shooter who took the lives of 58 people.

Chapter 8:
-Bruce Allen joins the show to talk about bridge tolls and wether we should be paying them or not.

Chapter 9:
-Getting too excited about hockey could be bad for your heart!  A quirky new Canadian study is warning that the thrill of victory and the pain of defeat in the good ol’ hockey game can wreak havoc on your heart health.

Chapter 10:
-On the Fitness Segment today it's all about your back and spine.  We'll talk about how you move and if you are protecting your back from injury.

Chapter 11:
-TransCanada Corporation has announced the termination of its $15.7-billion Energy East pipeline project, that would have seen oil shipped from the oil sands in Alberta to refineries on the east coast. What could this mean for the Kinder Morgan Pipeline plan?

A new survey has found 69% of Canadians say they could vote for a Sikh man who wears a turban and carries a kirpan.  But the BC Civil Liberties Association says the fact 31% couldn't, indicates we've still got a lot of work to do to overcome racism.

The Las Vegas gunman had booked a room in Chicago this summer at a hotel near Lollapalooza, one of America's largest music festivals. It could be a sign that he was eyeing other cities and venues as targets. CBS Vladimir Duthiers reports.

A new survey has found 69% of Canadians say they could vote for a Sikh man who wears a turban and carries a kirpan.  But the BC Civil Liberties Association says the fact 31% couldn't, indicates we've still got a lot of work to do to overcome racism.

Guest: Shachi Kurl - Executive Director, Angus Reid Institute