The biggest take away from new census data is that there are more older people/seniors than youth under 14.  What else does the data tell us?

Guest: David Aiken - Global News Chief Political Correspondent

A group of teachers at Albert McMahon Elementary in Mission sent out a note to parents saying that they will not be making Mother’s and Father’s Day gifts in school this year to be inclusive of students in “non-traditional families.”

Another busy day on the campaign trail.

BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver meets reporters in Victoria this afternoon and attends a rally in Duncan this evening.

BC NDP leader John Horgan campaigns in North Vancouver this morning and in Surrey tonight.

BC Liberal leader Christy Clark takes part in a radio debate in Kelowna this morning, and campaigns in Vancouver tonight.

We hear more feedback on our story about teachers at a Mission school cancelling Mothers/Fathers Day card making so that nobody was left out due to different social situations.

Topics on the Show:

-An opaque tax incentive is good for business, but that's about it.  What was meant to bring companies to BC in order to generate jobs and economic growth doesn't seem to be living up to expectations.

-Regardless of who win's the election, could BC residents see an increase in Hydro rates?  Some look to the debt at BC Hydro as an indication of things to come.

-What's happening on the campaign trail as we get closer to the BC election?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his embattled defence minister endured a withering question-period offensive Monday as opposition MPs accused Harjit Sajjan of “stolen valour” for overstating his role in planning a 2006 battle in Afghanistan.

Guest: David Aiken - Global News Chief Political Correspondent

As Republican party members continue to try and negotiate a revamped American health care bill, one late night host used his opening monologue last night to send a message those politicians.

The Campaign focus shifts to interior as Christy Clark and Horgan Rally in Kamloops.

We are getting closer to a dock which will transform your smartphone into your desktop computer.  Tim Dickert has the tech report

The BC Liberals have scaled back their talks about a VAT (Value Added Tax) after comparisons were made to the HST they tried to introduce years ago.

Guest: Bill Vander Zalm - Former B.C. Premier

Guest: Val Litwin - CEO of B.C.’s Chamber of Commerce