Topics on the Show:

-About a third of Canadians in a recent poll (34 per cent) say they will at least try smoking marijuana after it becomes legal next summer, as opposed to 12 per cent who smoke pot recreationally now, according to an Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Global News.

-A well connected man, with a white folder, has stories to tell about some of Canada's past members of parliment.  Some of the stories include tales of threesomes, streaking out of the building & a couple stories of murder plots and assassination attempts.

-It is becoming an increasingly crowded B.C. Liberal leadership race. The latest entrants this morning are former finance minister Mike de Jong and rookie Liberal MLA Michael Lee.

It's a busy day in the leadership race for the BC Liberal Party.  Former Cabinet ministers Andrew Wilkinson and Mike Bernier are expected to officially join the race today, after former Surrey Mayor and Conservative M-P Dianne Watts did so yesterday.

President Donald Trump has attacked the NFL and the players who have taken a knee during games.  The US President thinks the players should be fired and made an example of for dissrespecting the flag.  Now a couple of high profile players have come out and stood up for those who are taking a knee to shed light on racism and police brutality in America.

Guest: Scott Gilmore - Macleans Columnist

An SFU prof has started a petition stating that SFU’s school team name should be changed from The Clan in order to avoid offending American’s who may associate that name with the KKK.

Well Dianne Watts is in and joins Sam Sullivan on the ticket.  Andrew Wilkinson and Mike Bernier are expected to announce later today that they will throw their hats into the leadership race.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Which States were targetted by hackers during the last Presidential Election? Tim Dickert has the details on the tech report.

Do politicans have any actual means to fix the housing problems that exist in some of Canada's bigger cities?

Guest: Ben Myers - researches trends in residential real estate for Fortress Real Developments in Toronto

Later today former Liberal Cabinet Ministers Mike Bernier and Andrew Wilkinson are expected to announce they are seeking the leadership of the BC Liberal Party.  Former Surrey Mayor and Conservative M-P Dianne Watts made her announcement yesterday. And last Thursday former Vancouver Mayor and Liberal MLA Sam Sullivan entered the race.

Guest: Dianne Watts - Former Surrey mayor and Conservative MP

Our guest talks us through some history on Vancouver's Commercial Drive Area...And some of the changes that have happened, and goings on in the past that might surprise and possibly shock you.

Guest: Aaron Chapman - Vancouver writer and historian. Written three books on Vancouver history (2015 BC Book Prize winner)

Topics on the Show:

-It's a busy day in the leadership race for the BC Liberal Party.  Former Cabinet ministers Andrew Wilkinson and Mike Bernier are expected to officially join the race today, after former Surrey Mayor and Conservative M-P Dianne Watts did so yesterday.

-President Donald Trump has attacked the NFL and the players who have taken a knee during games.  The US President thinks the players should be fired and made an example of for dissrespecting the flag.  Now a couple of high profile players have come out and stood up for those who are taking a knee to shed light on racism and police brutality in America.

-Do politicans have any actual means to fix the housing problems that exist in some of Canada's bigger cities?