BC Liberal leader Christy Clark has 6 campaign stops today, starting in Merritt, and then moving on to Princeton, Osoyoos, Oliver, Penticton, and Kelowna.

BC NDP leader John Horgan makes his first campaign visit to Kamloops today, home to a pair of constituencies long-considered bell-weather ridings because they usually elect members of the winning party.
He will also have stops in Merritt and Hope.

BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver is in Vancouver attending a finance debate hosted by the Business in Vancouver magazine.

Guest: Keith​ ​Baldrey​ ​-​ ​​Global​ ​BC's​ ​legislative​ ​bureau​ ​chief

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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.

It's Monday morning...what's in the news today and what happened on the weekend?

A new exclusive online Ipsos poll for Global News and CKNW suggests the BC Liberals have a slight lead over the NDP after Wednesday’s televised debate.

Check out more poll data here --> Poll Data

Guest: Kyle Braid - Vice-President at Ipsos Reid

When a mic stopped working at last night’s Oilers game, the crowd saved the day!

With the provincial election just over a week away and the television debate in the rear-view mirror, a new exclusive Ipsos poll for CKNW and Global News suggests the BC Liberals have a slight edge with decided voters but it's still very close.  Making it important for you to vote.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Consider this new app in order to connect not 1, but all your bluetooth speakers around your house...for the ultimate in surround sound!  Tim Dickert has the tech report.

It's been a year since wildfires ripped through Fort McMurray.  What has been going on in the year since and where is the town in terms of rebuilding all the infrastructure and houses that were lost?

Guest: Reid Fiest - Global National’s Alberta Correspondent

Analysis completed by two prominent B.C. economists suggests that under a BC NDP government, the highest combined marginal tax rate will rise to as high as 56 percent – a rate that would devastate the British Columbia tech sector.

Guest: Andrew Wilkinson - MLA for Vancouver-Quilchena