Chapter 1:

The federal government has finally agreed to a $900 million out of court settlement for victims of military sexual assault.  What is going to change going forward?

Guest: Marie-Claude Gagnon, Founder oF the group It’s Just 700 - which is dedicated to the men and women survivors of military sexual trauma from the Canadian Armed Forces

Chapter 2:

On the second day of the gas inquiry price gouging was a main focus.  If there is evidence of price gouging by big oil companies what can the commission do about it?

Guest: Robyn Allan, Independent Economist and former President and CEO of ICBC

Chapter 3:

Your “time” is running out for having your say on daylight saving in BC in a survey created by the government. 

Guest: BC Liberal MLA Linda Larson - who has previously introduced a private members bill that would establish a new time zone on the coast.

Chapter 4:

A study has found 75% of repeat adverse drug effects could have been avoided through better monitoring and communication.

Guest: Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute Researcher and Report author Dr Corinne Hohl

Even with a big drop in the property transfer tax, elimination of tolls, the phase out of MSP premiums and an increase in spending on child care, housing and other social programs, The NDP government shows an impressive operating surplus.

Chapter 1:

The exodus from Doug McCallum’s Safe Surrey Coalition continues as Jack Hundial has resigned.  Why did he leave the Mayor’s party?

Guest: Former Safe Surrey Coalition Councillor Jack Hundial

Guest: Safe Surrey Coalition-Turned-independent Brenda Locke

Chapter 2:

If you earn minimum wage in Vancouver you will need to work 112 hours in order to afford rent.  A new report shows just how unaffordable Canada is becoming.

Guest: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives report author and economist David Macdonald

Chapter 3:

We check in with the BC Wildfire Service to talk about how the fire season is progressing.

Guest:  Erika Berg, BC Wildfire Service

There was no dramatic bombshell moment at the gas price inquiry.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

The exodus from Doug McCallum’s Safe Surrey Coalition continues as Jack Hundial has resigned.  Why did he leave the Mayor’s party?

Guest: Former Safe Surrey Coalition councillor Jack Hundial

Chapter 1:

New polling shows if the federal election were to be held tomorrow, 37% would vote Conservative.  What has the Liberal’s popularity plummeting.

Guest: Sean Simpson, Vice President, IPSOS

Chapter 2:

Mayor Doug McCallum has scrapped Surrey’s Public Safety Committee. In its place will be the Police Transition Advisory Committee that McCallum introduced in order to advance the goal of creating a municipal police force.   Will this new committee be a benefit for the city?

Guest: Brenda Locke, Surrey City Councillor

Chapter 3:

A Texas based company has been hit with an almost $3 million fine for causing a fuel spill that impacted a fishing territory belonging to the Heiltsuk First Nation, on BC’s central coast. Was justice served?

Guest: Heiltsuk First Nations Chief Marilyn Slett

Chapter 4:

Canada has an underwater Volcano and a team of researchers from BC is embarking on an expedition to explore it.  What are they expecting to find?

Guest: Dr. Cherisse Du Preez, Fisheries and Oceans Canada scientist

It’s the start of the gas price inquiry where officials from four oil and gas companies are scheduled to give opening remarks and answer questions today.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 1:

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 launch that saw the first man set foot on the moon. We take a look back to this significant moment in human history

Guest: Peter King  - CBS News Correspondent

Chapter 2:

A Stats Can report shows there is a significant price gap between recreational and illegal cannabis which is pushing more people to illegal sources.  Has the legal cannabis model failed?

Guest: Grow Tech Labs co-founder and CEO Barinde Rasode

Chapter 3:

Chevron is making moves in Kitimat with a revised plan to build a terminal to export liquified natural gas from northern BC.

Guest: Energy Lawyer David Austin 

Chapter 4:

A new research study conducted by the University of Montreal suggests that video games are better than social media when it comes to teen mental health.

Guest: Patricia Conrad - Professor, University of Montreal

A lot of focus on ride sharing legislation has been on the government's firm insistence that ride-hailing drivers obtain a commercial Class 4 driver's licence, the same as taxi drivers.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 1:

The new Air Passenger Protection Regulations roll out giving Canadians more ways to seek compensation for travel disruptions.  But the regulations are not without their issues.

Guest: Gabor Lukacs, Passenger Rights Activist

Chapter 2:

Also on the topic of air travel we discuss whether or not climate change is changing the amount of turbulence that airplanes are coming across.

Guest:  Global News reporter Brian Hill

Chapter 3:

The Calgary Stampede has confirmed three more horses had to be euthanized bringing the total to six.  Do you believe the Chuckwagon races should be banned?

Guest: Camille Labchuk, Executive Director, Animal Justice

Chapter 4:

A new report has revealed that the RCMP erased files that connected other suspects to a  killing in which one man was wrongfully convicted.

Guest: Sean McDonald, Lawyer for Glen Assoun