Topics on the Show:

-Good news for about a dozen residents living in an East Vancouver neighborhood - their mail service has resumed after it was suspended by Canada Post when one of their carriers was bitten several times by Canuck the Crow.

-There are a lot of moving parts in Victoria this week.  Are we in for an election?  Will there be a smooth transition to an NDP/Green government?  Will there BE an NDP/Green government?

-First Nations Communities are the worst hit when fossil fuel developments occur and have the most to lose when things go awry in an industry that has such a vast and often destructive reach.

Some frightening moments for a 4-year-old girl girl who was attacked by a coyote last night at Mary Jane Shannon Elementary School at 144th Street and 108th Avenue in Surrey.

A proposed bill by the BC Liberal government to ban corporate and union political donations has been defeated in the Legislature.

B.C.’s NDP and Green Parties combined to defeat the bill in Victoria on Monday, along with another that would have given the Greens official party status.  The BC Liberals, who are facing defeat on Thursday after 16 years in office, reversed course on political donations along with dozens of other policies in last week’s throne speech, after years of resisting pressure for campaign finance reform.

You’ve heard of “wedding crashers” but have you heard of “toddler birthday party” crashers? A pair of women in Richmond have been accused of party crashing after they snuck into a toddler’s birthday party, ate some cake, grabbed a plate of food, took photos, then snuck away!

Are we nearing the day when the leftenant governor calls an election?  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

You may want to pre-buy the Super NES Classic system if you don't wanna be left out.  Tim Dickert has the tech report

Is the BC economy being propped up by shady real estate transactions?  Is there a way to fix the problems without bringing the BC economy to a screeching halt?

Guest: Christine Duhaime - Financial-crime lawyer and money-laundering expert

A proposed bill by the BC Liberal government to ban corporate and union political donations has been defeated in the Legislature.  B.C.’s NDP and Green Parties combined to defeat the bill in Victoria on Monday, along with another that would have given the Greens official party status.

Guest: Andrew Wilkinson - Attorney General and Justice Minister

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Top Stories:

-A proposed bill by the BC Liberal government to ban corporate and union political donations has been defeated in the Legislature.

-Is the BC economy being propped up by shady real estate transactions?  Is there a way to fix the problems without bringing the BC economy to a screeching halt?

-We are here for you - and that is why we put together an experienced panel every Tuesday so solve your woes and help you make those difficult decisions.