The 2017 Tony Awards were on last night. Despite being nominated for 7 awards, Canada’s “Come From Away” only won one award for Best Direction of a Musical.

Vancouver couple living in a “tiny home” slapped with bylaw infraction by the city.

The NDP have let their supporters know that there could be an election in the near future.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

When you buy a toy for your kids you want it to be fun and educational.  Tim Dickert is here with an option for you.

Could Vancouver be home to a MLB team?  How about bringing back a NBA team?

Topics on the Show:

-Several hundred people gathered outside the soon to be empty Balmoral Hotel in Vancouver to protest the city’s response to the troubled SRO on Sunday.

-The double-billing debate is back on in British Columbia, after an investigation by Globe and Mail reporter Kathy Tomlinson.

-If you've seen the Movie "Ocean's Eleven" then you are familiar with the concept of a "pinch".  An Electro Magnetic Pulse bomb  that could, in theory, knock out power to an entire city.

British Prime Minister Theresa May is signalling her intention to try and form a minority government with the help of Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party.   May's Conservative Party lost its majority in the House of Commons in yesterday's snap election, which she had called to try to win a bigger majority going into talks over Britain's exit from the E-U.  CBS' Mark Phillips has the story

A video that went viral this week was footage of a man casually strolling away from the site of the London attack, holding his pint of beer. People joked that he was the epitome of “keep calm and carry on.”

It looks like there will be a speaker in place when the Lieutenant-Governor makes the Throne Speech on June 22 after all.

The speaker position is one of the most contentious in this uncertain situation, with no party wanting to give up an MLA when the numbers for each are so close.

But no business can happen in the House without a Speaker in place, either.

After cutting ties with Spotify,  Taylor Swift's music will once again be back on the popular streaming service.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has met with the Queen at Buckingham Palace, in an effort to form a minority government, after her Conservative Party's poor showing in yesterday's general election.