The new Hydro chair Ken Peterson convenes his first board meeting with the Premier’s instructions to dismiss Jessica McDonald & an ICBC report gets leaked.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Who has given the go ahead for Elon Musk to build his hyperloop? Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Now that the NDP have taken over the Housing File will they deliver on their campaign promises?

Guest: Selina Robinson - MLA for Coquitlam-Maillairdville is B.C.'s new Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing

Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson is defending a pilot project announced Sunday that the city hopes would create more affordable housing.

You see the tweets and hear the back and forth that surrounds the Trump Presidency.  What is happening at the White House?  We check in with our guest from Washington.

Guest: John Wagner - Washington Post’s White House Reporter

Who benefits and who loses if the NDP ban grizzly bear trophy hunting?  Should we be more focused on the loss of habitat or the hunting?

Guest: Al Martin - director of strategic initiatives for the BC Wildlife Federation

Guest: Mark Werner - owner of BC GuideOutfitters (bc​guide​outfitters.com)

Fifteen years ago, a 21-year-old American airborne medic was en route to Bagram AFB in Afghanistan  when a distress call came in. The chopper diverted to pick up a grievously wounded casualty. Soon, Sgt. Donnie Bumanglag - everyone calls him Doc Buma - would be tasked with a critical mission: saving the life of Canada's Omar Khadr, then 15 years old. Doc Buma spoke with Canadian Press reporter Colin Perkel…

Topics on the Show:

-The new Hydro chair Ken Peterson convenes his first board meeting with the Premier’s instructions to dismiss Jessica McDonald & an ICBC report gets leaked.

-Now that the NDP have taken over the Housing File will they deliver on their campaign promises?

-Who benefits and who loses if the NDP ban grizzly bear trophy hunting?  Should we be more focused on the loss of habitat or the hunting?

Washington continues to buzz over the New York Times interview where President Trump blasted Attorney General Jeff Sessions.   However the White House says Mr. Trump still has "confidence" in him. 

Crime tape is still up in Burnaby’s Central Park and police are stepping up patrols after the discovery of 13-year-old Marrisa Shen’s body Wednesday morning.

Police are revealing little about the teen’s death but they are urging everyone in the area to be on alert. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) is now calling Shen’s death a homicide but is uncertain if she was the intended victim or if it was a random act.