The Vancouver Park Board has voted in favour of banning any new cetaceans into the Vancouver Aquarium.

The proposed amendments would allow current cetaceans Chester, Helen, and Daisy to stay, but future dolphins, whales, or porpoises can no longer be brought into the aquarium, put on display, or used for a performance.

The board voted six to one in favour of the bylaw during a meeting Monday night.

Guest: Sarah Kirby-Yung - Vancouver Park Board Commissioner

As we await the final count by Elections BC next week that will determine if we have a majority or minority government, a new Mainstreet poll conducted for the Postmedia newspapers indicates 58% of respondents want the Greens to support a minority government on a vote-by-vote basis, instead of a coalition.

Guest: Gary Mason - Columnist with the Globe and Mail

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The Gustavson School of Business at the University of Victoria is out with its third annual analysis of brands most trusted by Canadian consumers, and for the second year in a row, Mountain Equipment Co-op heads the list.

New to the top 10 are the Canadian Automobile Association at number two, and Cirque de Soleil at number 9.  The Brand Trust Index sampled 6,560 consumers who scored 294 Canadian companies and brands.  You can see the full list on our website, cknw.com.

Guest: Dr. David Dunne - Professor, International Marketing and Service Innovation, Gustavson School of Business

U-S President Donald Trump is facing bipartisan criticism for revealing sensitive information to Russian officials.  Now it's been announced he will be giving a talk about Islam.

Topics on the Show:

-The White House has responded to reports that U-S President Donald Trump revealed classified secrets to Russian officials during their White House meeting last week.

-As we await the final count by Elections BC next week that will determine if we have a majority or minority government, a new Mainstreet poll conducted for the Postmedia newspapers indicates 58% of respondents want the Greens to support a minority government on a vote-by-vote basis, instead of a coalition.

A Housing Affordability Documentary sheds a light on Vancouvers crisis.  What can be done to help protect the market while making it easier and more affordable for younger generations to remain able to buy.

Officials and cybersecurity experts are urging organizations to update their operating systems immediately to ensure they aren't vulnerable to a second, more powerful version of a ransomware computer worm that has caused cyber chaos in many parts of the world.

The "WannaCry'' cyberattack affected tens of thousands of companies, organizations and individuals in about 150 countries when it initially struck on Friday.

There were big line-ups at the U2 concert over the weekend as a ticket scanning system had people waiting to get into the show.

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A North Shore highschool game has parents and teachers on edge.

For the next week or so, b.c. political parties will be playing “what does Andrew want.”  The Green leader is being courted by both sides in anticipation of final count which may establish minority/bare majority for one party or the other.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.