Topics on the Show:

-Can we go back through time and zero in on 1 thing that a person did wrong and dismiss his whole character because of it?  A lot of people are questioning the removal of "Sir John A MacDonald" from all schools in Ontario.  Should we bury history that we don't agree with in 2017?

-Emergency responders in Houston have now rescued more than 6,000 people from Hurricane Harvey's flooding. Harvey is still a tropical storm spinning off the Gulf Coast. It could make a second landfall Wednesday east of Houston. Reports from CBS News

-The City of Surrey is undertaking an ‘audit’ of residential curbside recycling bins to cut down on the amount of contamination, but some residents say it’s a waste of money.  Surrey’s solid waste manager Harry Janda says the city’s contract with Recycle BC indicates blue bin recycling contamination can’t be any more than three per cent.

Tropical storm Harvey remains virtually stalled over southeast Texas.  The U-S National Hurricane Center says the storm, which landed Friday as a Category 4 hurricane, is moving southeast at just under five kilometres per hour and continues to deluge the already massively flooded Houston and Galveston areas.

Tropical storm Harvey remains virtually stalled over southeast Texas.  The U-S National Hurricane Center says the storm, which landed Friday as a Category 4 hurricane, is moving southeast at just under five kilometres per hour and continues to deluge the already massively flooded Houston and Galveston areas.

Guest:  Jackson Proskow - Global National Correspondent

Hurricane Harvey will have an effect on gas prices in Vancouver. Dan McTeague of GasBuddy.com gave CKNW a rundown of the situation.

The provincial government has followed thruogh on their campaign promise to get rid of tolls on the Port Mann & Golden Ears Bridges. But how will the government deal with the lost revenue from the tolls?  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Australian authorities are using drones to watch for sharks along the beaches.

Saturday night produced one of the biggest sporting spectacles of all time. So how did it all go down?

Guest Spencer Kyte, UFC & MMA Columnist/Sportswriter for the Province Newspaper

The Phoenix New Times has been following ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s career for decades. Having an intimate understanding of his transgressions, the community newspaper decided it was time to speak out. A twitter thread published by the paper detailing the crimes of Arpaio has gone viral.

Guest: Stuart Warner, Editor of the Phoenix New Times

The NDP has followed through on its marquee campaign promise to axe tolls on the Port Mann and Golden Ears bridges.  But as reaction pours in, there’s one key theme: how will the province now pay for existing and future projects?

Guest: Port Coquitlam Mayor Greg Moore

Topics on the Show:

-Tropical storm Harvey remains virtually stalled over southeast Texas.  The U-S National Hurricane Center says the storm, which landed Friday as a Category 4 hurricane, is moving southeast at just under five kilometres per hour and continues to deluge the already massively flooded Houston and Galveston areas.

-Saturday night produced one of the biggest sporting spectacles of all time. So how did it all go down?

-The Phoenix New Times has been following ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s career for decades. Having an intimate understanding of his transgressions, the community newspaper decided it was time to speak out. A twitter thread published by the paper detailing the crimes of Arpaio has gone viral.