Health officials in Manchester, England have raised the number of wounded in Monday's deadly concert bombing, saying 119 people sought medical treatment at the city's hospitals after the suicide attack.

Guest: Jeff Semple - European Bureau Chief for Global National News

President Trump met with Pope Francis at the Vatican this morning. The two leaders, whose views are different on many topics, exchanged books, with Pope Francis appearing to gently nudge Mr. Trump to change his mind on climate change.  CBS'  Margaret Brennan reports.

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, which manages the land for the federal government, has commissioned a final planning report for the area titled “Granville Island 2040: Bridging Past and Future,” which envisions the next quarter century for the popular destination.

Today is the day we should finally know if the results of the May 9th provincial election will hold, with the BC Liberals one seat short of a majority.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Facebook is trying to make the news that appears in your feed a little more local.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Rcmp say the deadly opioids are mostly coming to canada through the mail from china. Because the drugs are so potent the packages sometimes weigh only a few grams.

Guest: Richard Cloutier - Co-Host, The News on 680 CJOB and Senior Reporter, Global News

Guest: Bruce MacFarlane - Former federal prosecutor

After hearing he had a diagnosis of terminal cancer, One man decided he would sit down and write a book about it.

Guest: Michael Izen - author of Prostate Cancer book, titled 'Finger up the Bum.'

Guest: Gina Woolsey - Wife of Michael Izen

This morning Elections BC begins the third and final day of counting absentee ballots from the May 9th election, and right now the NDP is ahead in the closest riding.

Guest: Laila Yuile - Political blogger and columnist (lailayuile.com)

Guest: Bill Tieleman - West Star Communications president; 24 hours/The Tyee newspaper columnist; political commentator

Vancouver Reporter Kim Bolan was in court when she heard there was a death plot against her.

Guest: Harold Munro - Editor-in-chief of the Vancouver Sun and Vancouver Province

The clip of the sealion grabbing a little girl in Steveston has gone viral and is being talked about on the late night shows.