What were the candidates up to over the weekend?  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Uber got themselves into a little bit of trouble with Apple recently; Tim Dickert explains next on the Tech Report.

Know the where and when you need to go to vote in the upcoming, May 9th, Provincial Election.

Guest: Keith Archer - Chief Electoral Officer with Elections BC

It’s been on the City of Vancouver’s radar for years for illegally operating as a hotel, but CKNW’s ongoing investigation into illegal short-term rentals in Vancouver has discovered the Carmana Plaza continues to flout the law without penalty.  Carmana Plaza gained attention back in 2015, when – after six years of running 12 floors of its rental building as a hotel – it finally applied for rezoning.

Guest: Charmaine DeSilva, CKNW Assistant News Director

A fiery start to a one-on-one with Jon, BC NDP leader John Horgan insists, just because a big union is paying the salaries of some of his top campaign staff..doesn't mean it's getting anything special in return.

Guest: BC NDP Leader John Horgan

BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver is setting the record straight on his supposed support for run of river hydro projects.

Guest: BC Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver

PARIS (AP) — Paris police say a gunman has killed a police officer and wounded another before being killed himself in an attack on the Champs-Elysees shopping district.

Paris police spokeswoman Johanna Primevert told The Associated Press that the attacker targeted police guarding the area near the Franklin Roosevelt subway station Thursday night at the center of the avenue popular with tourists.

It was a firey start to the first Leaders Debate!  Was there a clear winner and how many people were influenced by hearing the words of John Horgan, Christy Clark & Andrew Weaver.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

The Vancouver Aquarium says its five-month investigation into the deaths of two belugas has determined Qila and Aurora ingested a toxin that proved fatal.
Head Veterenarian Martin Haulena says they don't know what the toxin is, but it likely was found in something the whales ate, in their environment, or was introduced by human interference.