As the Wildfires continue to burn around BC, Firefighters are getting a helping hand from communities all across the country as well as around the world.

Guest: Scott Farquhar - Lead Agency Rep for the Australian Firefighting Deployment (Back in Australia, Scott is the Operations Manager for Fire with the ACT Parks and Conservation Service)

A new safe injection sit will be opening.  It's Vancouver’s third supervised injection service and will be in the Powell Street Getaway. Health Canada granted the exemption initially in May.

Guest: Dr. Patricia Daly - chief medical officer with Vancouver Coastal Health

Bruce Allen joins the show to talk about the tech sector and equality.

The Mayor of Coquitlam took to Facebook in order to "apologize" and share a story about distracted walking and an almost collision that could have left several people injured.

Guest: Richard Stewart - mayor of Coquitlam

We're putting our best foot forward today as Sheila talks about ankles and feet.

Guest: Sheila Hamilton -  Personal Trainer and Owner of It’s time! Fitness Results

From the grizzly bear trophy hunt to old growth forests and electoral finance reform, we talk with Green MLA Adam Olsen about the various goings-ons at the Legislature.

Guest: Adam Olsen - B.C. Green MLA for Saanich North and the Islands

Topics on the Show:

-Premier John Horgan is in Washington today to discuss trade, including softwood lumber.  What's his vision for selling softwood to the U.S?

-A new safe injection sit will be opening.  It's Vancouver’s third supervised injection service and will be in the Powell Street Getaway. Health Canada granted the exemption initially in May.

-From the grizzly bear trophy hunt to old growth forests and electoral finance reform, we talk with Green MLA Adam Olsen about the various goings-ons at the Legislature.

President Donald Trump’s decision to ban transgender service in the armed forces is causing a lot of backlash online and within the Veteran community.

There's some disturbing news about men's fertility.

Despite being green-lit by the Trudeau government, the Pacific NorthWest LNG (PNW LNG) project will not be going ahead.

The PNW LNG board made the announcement Tuesday morning saying the decision was made by Petronas and its partners after a careful and total review of the project “amid changes in the market conditions.”