The main event this weekend that everyone is talking about is the big boxing match between Connor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather. It’s interesting to note that ringside physicians are saying the fight should not go ahead because it’s too unsafe.

Guest: E. Spencer Kyte, UFC & MMA Columnist and Sportswriter for The Province Newspaper

Topics on the Show:

-Is this, finally,  the long-awaited announcement to get rid of the hated tolls on the Port Mann and Golden Ears bridges?  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

-Isn’t it an odd society we live in? One the one hand, people are flooding into the streets by the hundreds of thousands to demand social change and equality for all. On the other hand, when role models like athletes join the conversation, they are often vilified for it. Such seems to be the case with NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

-The main event this weekend that everyone is talking about is the big boxing match between Connor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather. It’s interesting to note that ringside physicians are saying the fight should not go ahead because it’s too unsafe.

How good is your luck?  Do you gamble with your luck?  A couple big lotto's have people talkin.

A racist SkyTrain confrontation caught on camera on Monday afternoon is being investigated by Transit Police.

Prime Minister Trudeau had a meeting yesterday with a new task force to address the asylum seekers flooding across the border.

"The final shakedown" is how Green Party leader Andrew Weaver described the NDP's $325-a-ticket "Leader's Levee" fundraiser with Premier John Horgan.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Technology is making it easier and easier to purchase, ship and recieve items all from online platforms.

Can you believe that the Calgary Airport replaced five disabled parking stalls with “Lexus driver” stalls for a marketing campaign? Jane Dyson, Executive Director of Disability Alliance BC, joins us to talk about how corporations are often deaf to the needs of people with disabilities - and - what they can do to improve.

Guest: Jane Dyson, Executive Director of Disability Alliance BC

A Journalist for the Globe and Mail had his equipment seized and searched while covering a story in a very remote province.  What was the outcome of the event and what were the police looking for?

Guest: Nathan VanderKlippe - Globe and Mail Beijing correspondent

Questions are being asked after diplomats, and their families, are getting sick in reported "Sonic Attacks".

Guest: Steve Dorsey - Executive Editor/Correspondent for CBS News Radio