Topics on the Show:

-Today will be the first big day of traffic since the tolls have been taken off the bridges in the lower mainland.  With the tolls coming off, and people being happy about saving money each time they cross, is there a lesson in this excersize for the government? 

-The latest immigrant program in the United States to come under fire from the Trump Administration is the Daca program. Should the program be scrapped, thousands of young people who have lived in the United States since the age of 16 (or younger) could face deportation.

-In a bid to become the world’s greenest city, Vancouver is looking to turn several popular streets into ‘pedestrian-only’ zones.

Happy Labour Day!

As the heat continues in Metro Vancouver, we'll also see some smoke today.

The U-S is weighing military and non-military responses to North Korea's strongest underground weapon test.

Bizarre story of how a fake news website used the picture of a Canadian imam in an article claiming that mosques in Texas were turning away non-Muslims. The story appears not to be based in any truth and as the imam said: “I’ve never even been to Texas.” The website in question is honestly too strange for words.

The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

There is a new piece of tech that will work with your washing machine in order to give you the best clean for your clothes.  TIm Dickert has the tech report.

They say they are just trying to help with the DTES overdose crisis - but the City of Vancouver has asked them to stop. High Hopes is a group who are handing out pain relievers to people on the DTES in an attempt to steer them away from fentanyl. However, the city sent them an email asking them to stop their work until they can meet with the organization and discuss the matter with VCH.

Guest: Sarah Blyth, High Hopes Foundation President

North Korea has tested a nuclear weapon which they say was 100% perfect.

Guest: Mike Lyons, CBS News Military Analyst

Coach Goulet is a BC hall-of-fame coach and has won more than 1,000 games during his 39-year career. However, he was recently “fired” (note: he is a volunteer coach) because parent’s of last year’s basketball team thought he was being too harsh with the players. As a result of his being asked to leave, BC coaches are threatening to boycott Pitt Meadows basketball. Even Steve Nash commented on the situation!

Guest: Paul Eberhardt, president of the B.C. High School Boys Basketball Association

Tim Dickert joins Jon McComb to discuss the least - and most - expensive sports/programs you can enroll your kids in, according to a new study.

Guest: Tim Dickert, JMS Contributor