A Vancouver woman wants to know why a parent who appeared to be unconscious at a Strathcona park and who was with two young children at the time, was not given better help by first responders.

Guest: Charmaine de Silva - CKNW Reporter

What can we expect from the next NHL season when it comes to the Canucks?  The new coach joins the show to talk about what his challenges will be in coaching a team that hasn't performed like they should.

Guest: Travis Green - Head Coach of The Vancouver Canucks

Canadian women continue to earn less money than men for the same work. The wage gap exists -- not everywhere -- but in several industries and throughout corporate culture. Global Calgary Reporter Dallas Flexhaug has put together a three-part series on the topic, and she joins us now...

Guest: Dallas Flexhaug - Global Calgary Reporter

Weather is still playing a crucial role in the battle against the 160 wildfires across British Columbia that have displaced more than 37,000 people.  Thousands of people have been evacuated out of Williams Lake and the surrounding areas as a windy Saturday blew a number of fires closer to the city.  Officials said that while the flames haven’t reached Williams Lake, an evacuation order was issued because the fire threatened to cut exit routes.

Guest: Walt Cobb - Mayor of Williams Lake

Today on the Show:

-As the wildfires continue to burn across BC, we check in with reporters and the mayor of Williams Lake to get a sense of how the town is doing as the fires burn close to the city limits.

-We are hours away from a new government in BC.  John Horgan will take over as Premier of the province and we look into the possible issues he will tackle first.  A lot of campaign promises to be met as well as the current wildfire situation to be addressed.

-How will the Vancouver Canucks turn the team around?  Travis Green joins the show to share his challenges and optimism as the new head coach of the Canucks.

A couple stories in the news today.  Top story is still the Wildfires burning in BC.  We could see the flames pick up on the weekend.  Also talking about the Puttulo Bridge!

Global reporter Paul Haysom has been covering the wildfires from Kamloops this past week. One of the first evacuees he met was a woman named Cheryl who was scared that she was going to lose her home. Paul Haysom brings us her story.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his government’s decision to settle with Omar Khadr to the tune of $10.5-million.

As handover day approches we tie up some loose ends. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Samsung accidentally tweeted a picture of its new Galaxy Note 8 this morning and if you're not into samsungs new phone, KFC has teamed up with Hauwei to release a fried chicken themed phone.