Kevin Falcon, the once and perhaps future candidate for Liberal leadership, says where the party went wrong in election 2017.  Plus a question to Christy Clark gets met with backlash.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

One company is cleanign up garbage island that floats in the Pacific Ocean.  How will they tackle this massive project.  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Is time for BC to change the voting rules and introduce proportional representation?  With both the NDP and Green Party running a platform with commitments to electoral reform, could we see it happen?

Guest: Terry Dance-Bennink - co-chair of Fair Vote Canada, Victoria chapter

Is it possible to raise kids in a Condo?  With raising house prices in Metro Vancouver, it might become a reality for new parents.

Guest: Jackie Burns - freelance writer for the Toronto Star and author of ‘The Condo Kids: Adventures with Bob the Barbary Sheep’

Looking for something to do this weekend? Each Friday, the Jon McComb Show will discuss (and occasionally argue) the merits of ‘what we’re into’ right now - including TV shows, books, music, and movies.

A cyberattack has caused chaos at hospitals in Britain.

Topics on the Show:

-Drugs are being smuggled in and out of Vancouver in a way you probably wouldn’t suspect

-Can you raise a famiy in a Condo?  With soaring housing prices in Metro Vancouver it may be the only option for young couples.

-Looking for something to do this weekend? Each Friday, the Jon McComb Show will discuss (and occasionally argue) the merits of ‘what we’re into’ right now - including TV shows, books, music, and movies.

The votes are in, and Christy Clark will remain premier for the time being.  Jon McComb shares his thoughts on the post election press conference given by Christy Clark.

Spring is here and that means you’ll likely be seeing more baby animals in the wild. What should you do if you see a baby that you think is orphaned?

One of the biggest stories of the 2017 election has been the rise of the Green Party, which broke through to capture three seats, and pull in about 17 per cent of the popular vote across the province.

In the run up to the vote, many observers – and the New Democrats themselves – suggested that a surge in Green votes would come at the expense of the NDP, potentially handing the election to the Liberals.