Things are already moving slowly before they even begin as the public hearings into Money Laundering in the province won’t get started until 2020.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Jody Vance breaks down the mens & womens finals at Wimbledon over the weekend.

How many people were impacted by BC's controversial speculation and vacancy tax after the first year? And how much money did it pump into the NDP's coffers? Global News Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey breaks it down for us.

Chapter 1:

The Money Laundering file continues as Global News has learned the RCMP opened a file on B.C. Liberal MP Joe Peschisolido after confidential police informants alleged the veteran politician had been knowingly associating with Chinese organized crime figures.

Guest: Global News Investigative Reporter Sam Cooper

Chapter 2:

In Metro Vancouver, over 2K taxi vehicles are controlled by 28 taxi companies, operated by 106 directors. How much power does this small group have in holding back ride-sharing in BC?

Guest: Taxi Industry Expert Benn Proctor

Guest: Transport Minister Clare Trevena

In Metro Vancouver, over 2K taxi vehicles are controlled by 28 taxi companies, operated by 106 directors. How much power does this small group have in holding back ride-sharing in BC?

Guest: Transport Minister Clare Trevena

Next Saturday marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing! To explore the significance of that event a little bit differently than you may expect, our Niki Reitmayer invited Michael Unger - program coordinator at the HR MacMillian Space Centre - into the studio.

The premiers’ conference is usually a lot of talk about nothing but this year the talk will be the huge difference between BC and the other provinces on a critical issue: the carbon tax.  Global News Victoria Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey joins us to break down the day’s headlines!

Chapter 1:

Can a new Instagram feature going through trials, stamp out bullying behaviour?

Guest: Andy Baryer, Tech expert and contributing author at Futurithmic.com

Chapter 2:

A man who shot to death a gangster pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of manslaughter, and could be out of prison in three and a half years.  Why was he allowed to make this deal?

Guest: Kim Bolan, Investigative crime reporter with the Vancouver Sun

Chapter 3:

Ciniplex is showing a controversial anti-abortion film and it says that despite the backlash, it will go ahead and screen the film.  Should the film be shut down because some people oppose the views expressed in it?

Guest: Joyce Arthur, executive director, Abortion Rights Coalition of Canada

Chapter 4:

The REBGV claims BC home sales would be 10% higher in 2018, without the federal government’s ‘stress test’.  But is the stress test needed?

Guest: Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver CEO Ashley Smith

This is Making Cents of the Markets with Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James Lori Pinkowski. As always if you have any questions you can contact her team directly at 604-915-LORI or visit pinkowski.ca.

BC Premier John Horgan is finding himself isolated against pro pipeline and conservative Premiers.  We break down the biggest stories out of Victoria with Global News Legislative reporter Richard Zussman.