According to a new Business Development Bank of Canada study released today, in the next five years there will be a wave of Canadian entrepreneurs leaving their businesses with BC and the prairies leading the country for the most business exits at 53%. As with a homeowner putting a house up for sale, any entrepreneur planning to exit and sell a business wants to realize the highest possible return. The study finds that many business owners may be leaving money on the table by not taking actions to improve the market value of their firm prior to exiting, including pursuing growth and improving financial reporting.

GUEST: Pierre Cléroux - Business Development Bank of Canada’s Chief Economist

Among the devastation a story of a little girl trapped in a fallen school captivated the nation, unfortunately the story appears to be fabricated.

GUEST: Adrienne Bard - CBS Correspondent in Mexico

Prince Harry arrives in Toronto just ahead of the opening ceremonies.

Guest: Minna Rhee - Global Toronto

Justin Trudeau at the UNGA. In reaction to Trudeau’s speech yesterday, political commentator & author, Warren Kinsella pondered an interesting point on CKNW last night: what is Canada’s current contribution to the world.

Guest: Niki Reitmayer

We are finally starting to see more and more people announce their intentions to run for leadership of the BC Liberals.

Guest: Vaughn Palmer - Vancouver Sun

If you allow Facebook to follow you they will start sending you ads to stores that you are nearby.

Guest: Tim Dickert

The BC Utilities Commission has released a hotly-anticipated preliminary report into the future of the controversial $8.3-billion Site C dam project.

GUEST: Michelle Mungall - BC Minister for Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources

Tackling BC's growing opioid crisis is top of his agenda.

GUEST: Sam Sullivan - MLA of the Vancouver-False Creek and former Vancouver Mayor

 My Fitness Pal Diet App, The Deuce On HBO & Uncharted 4 Video Game

Guests: Niki Reitmayer, Tim Dickert & Bailey Nicholson

Central downtown Vancouver is home to many residents, as is evident by the numerous towers that mark the city skyline. But down on ground level, these residents are faced with a garbage problem. CKNW’s Niki Reitmayer dug a little deeper into the waste worries of Downtown Vancouve