No knockout punch, but certainly blows were landed in last night's leaders debate.  Liberal leader Christy Clark was asked about an RCMP investigation into political donations, a salary top-up and false accusations towards the NDP into the Liberal website being hacked.

Policy issues, political constroversies, and more bickering dominating last night's final leaders' debate. 

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

Federal Conservative leadership hopeful Kevin O’Leary is dropping out of the race.  The billionaire businessman and celebrity is leaving the leadership race and throwing his support behind his former opponent Maxime Bernier.  Bruce Allen joins the show for a take on his daily Reality Check.

It's important to move your body, at all ages!

Guest: Andrea Brennan - Practicing Kinesiologist with It’s Time Fitness Results

Guest: Briana Kelly - Kinesiologist and Strength Coach with It’s Time Fitness Results

No knockout punch, but certainly blows were landed in last night's leaders debate.  Liberal leader Christy Clark was asked about an RCMP investigation into political donations, a salary top-up and false accusations towards the NDP into the Liberal website being hacked.

Donald Trump is not going to bow out of NAFTA after a talk with Canada's Prime Minister and Mexico's President.

At last nights debate, Andrew Weaver showed up and managed to throw John Horgan off his gam, which Christy Clark benifitted from.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

No knockout punch, but certainly blows were landed in last night's leaders debate.  Liberal leader Christy Clark was asked about an RCMP investigation into political donations, a salary top-up and false accusations towards the NDP into the Liberal website being hacked.  

Leader John Horgan says an NDP government would work to introduce recommendations made by the children's watchdog.  The most spirited moments of the debate came when Green Party leader Andrew Weaver clashed with Horgan.

Guest: Mike Smyth - Political Columnist, The Province

Guest: Rob Shaw - Legislative Columnist, The Vancouver Sun

Gord MacDonald is in the newsroom keeping you up to date on what's in the news.

-Two different accounts are coming out of Ottawa and Washington about a high-level phone call in the wake of America's bold move to impose a hefty tariff on Canadian softwood lumber imports.

-It's expected that BC NDP leader John Horgan will again come out swinging for tonight's radio and television debate
involving all three political party leaders.

Debate #2 is on Tonight! So after that spirited first round, what do John Horgan, Christy Clark, and Andrew Weaver have in store for the encore?