UK Police confirm there was an attempted terrorist strike on the Tube system.

After census figures this week revealed alarming gaps between housing costs and average incomes in Metro Vancouver

GUEST: Richard Wozny - head of Site Economics Ltd. and author of report, ‘Low Incomes and High House Prices in Metro Vancouver.’

We have heard reasons why we should and should not build Site C dam, even though it is said we don't need it now, will we in the future?

GUEST: Mark Jaccard - professor of sustainable energy in the School of Resource and Environmental Management at Simon Fraser University
GUEST: Laila Yuile - Political blogger and columnist

Dana Larsen speaks to the Standing Health Committee Friday morning, arguing that edible pot products should be part of legislation right off the bat.
“Not just edibles, but also any form of extracts. So tinctures, drops, creams, capsules, none of these things are going to be allowed.”

GUEST: Dana Larsen - Dispensary operator and activist

The only satellite ever to orbit Saturn was destroyed earlier this morning. The Cassini spacecraft has made countless discoveries about the second-largest planet in the solar system. But NASA has now sent it crashing into Saturn's atmosphere on purpose. Jamie Yuucas reports.

Boxing fight this weekend in Vegas, Netflix documentary series and a new cooking app.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Each Friday, the Jon McComb Show will discuss (and occasionally argue) the merits of ‘what we’re into’ right now - including TV shows, books, music, and movies.

An improvised explosive device was detonated on a Tube train in South-West London during Friday's rush hour, Scotland Yard has confirmed.

GUEST: Jeff Semple - European Bureau Chief for Global National News

Hollywood stars come and go from Vancouver, but we rarely hear an Oscar winner express their love for the city as emphatically as Kate Winslet did recently on the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Ashak Saferali and his wife Ashifa are the owners and operators of Honey Doughnuts; he spoke with our Tim Dickert about the high praise that has been heaped on his doughnuts and their home of Deep Cove.

BC tax payers are going to be on the hook for the NDP's legal issues. Next week they are also saying they will finally bring in a bill to ban big money in politics in BC, however they NDP are still accepting donations until then.

Habitat loss, climate change, pollution and overfishing, new research suggests that as much as half of the wildlife in Canada could be dying off at alarming rates.

GUEST: Sean Craig - National Online Journalist for Global News