Smoking hot temperatures in Metro Vancouver/BC this week! With the upcoming heat wave, another reminder to not leave your dogs in hot cars!

With Christy Clark making it known she is stepping away from the Liberal Party, who will fill the role when she leaves.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

There is a new YouTube channel that spotlights Canadian Talent.

With a new government taking over the accounts in BC, what types of activities have been hiding in the nook and crannies at the legislature?

Guest: Dermod Travis - Executive Director of IntegrityBC

A seemingly normal camping trip turned into an extraordinary once-in-a-lifetime experience for a BC fisherman and his son. Denis Woodcox from Castlegar, BC caught a 5.4-kg (12lbs) kokanee salmon - the largest ever recorded! But before he could have his prize fish examined, he ate it! Denis told CKNW’s Niki Reitmayer that what they say about fishing is true - people never believe you when you claim you’ve made a big catch.

A new proposal is giving a new look at how Riverview Hospital should be set up.  The vision is a village where patients could visit, work and play.

Guest: Herschel Hardin - President of Riverview Village Intentional Community Society

Topics on the Show:

-Jon McComb shares his thoughts about Christy Clarks run as Premier of the Province.

-With Christy Clark making it known she is stepping away from the Liberal Party, who will fill the role when she leaves.

-With a new government taking over the accounts in BC, what types of activities have been hiding in the nook and crannies at the legislature?

While thousands of people were allowed to return home to Williams Lake yesterday, others in the Cariboo being told to pack up and leave.
100 kilometers west of Quesnel, an Evacuation Order in the Clisbacko area has been expanded and the Blackwater area just northwest of that, is now under an Evacuation Alert.

There needs to be a conversation about how immigration is impacting the housing market in Vancouver.  But it seems that we can't have that conversation without someone being called a racist for even mentioning it.

An idea to link Richmond to Chilliwack with a light rail transit (LRT) line won’t be getting rolling anytime soon.  The Metro Vancouver Mayors’ Council brushed the idea aside Thursday, after it was brought forward by Delta Mayor Lois Jackson.  The plan would have seen one of the 10 lanes of the proposed Massey Tunnel replacement bridge reserved for a future LRT line running from the Richmond-Brighouse Canada Line station through Delta, South Surrey, Langley and terminating in Chilliwack.