Topics on the Show:

-People across Britain have stopped for a moment of silence this morning to remember those killed and injured in the London Bridge attack.

-Housing affordability on the Lower Mainland and Greater Victoria is getting worse, according to a new report from VanCity, and as CKNW's Emily Lazatin reports, municipalities you may have considered affordable in the past aren't so much now.

-How to handle break-ups is one of the questions on Therapy Tuesday.

A photo is going viral that depicts a man mowing his lawn with a giant tornado in the background.

There have been more raids overnight east of London, in connection to Saturday night's terror attack.  British Prime Minister Theresa May says she supports the "shoot to kill'' policy used by London police in responding to terror attacks.

John Oliver goes off on popular media when they lead with headlines and talk about how London is reeling from the recent terror attacks.

Tired of weeding your garden?  There is a little robot buddy that can now help you take care of the pesky weeds.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi says that British Columbia’s provincial government will need to accept that the Trans Mountain pipeline project is moving ahead, regardless of who holds the balance of power.

Guest: Gary Mason - Columnist with The Globe and Mail

In a surprising move, a handful of Arab countries have severed ties with Qatar.  What has led to this event and what does it mean for the relationships with America?

Guest: Michael Byers - Professor & Canada Research Chair, Department of Political Science

Manchester One, a benefit concert for the victims of the Manchester attack, aired on Sunday. Tickets were priced at £40 and sold out in 6-minutes. The concert raised over £2-million and featured performances by Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry, Coldplay, Justin Bieber, the Black Eyed Peas, and more.

Today, Quebec will be the first province to share it's marijuana legislation ahead of the Legalization process which is set for July 2018.  What will the minimum age be is a question that a lot of people are hoping to know.

Guest: Adam Greenblatt - Québec Brand Manager at Canopy Growth Corporation and Montreal legalization advocate

Topics on the Show:

-London police are collecting and analyzing evidence after the terror attack that killed seven and hospitalized dozens more.

-Who will be the Speaker of the House?  More questions surrounding the BC Government.

-Quebec will become the first province to show us their legislation for cannabis legalization.