There are a couple of "rallies" happening around the lower mainland and it's causing traffic headaches for the masses.

Also we'll wrap up our discussion on epi-pens being required in all restaurants.

Topics on the Show:

-The BC Election Campaign is under way.  What's happening today, what happened yesterday and what can we expect in the lead up to election day.  We also bring you an exclusive CKNW/Global poll (but will you trust said poll).

-There is a stigma around Physicians and mental illness.  In a new book, a doctor discusses his mental health and how he learned to deal with it.  We'll also talk about Physician health in BC.

-Toronto city council has an idea to have all restaurants in the city mandated to have epi-pens...Should BC follow suit?

What happens if the flight you’ve paid for gets overbooked and you’re asked to leave?  Here in Canada, air travellers’ advocate Gabor Lukacs says you’re most at risk of not being adequately refunded.  He says airlines have all the control in how much money you get back if you’re bumped, because unlike other countries, Canada doesn’t have an Air Passengers Bill of Rights.

Canada, USA, & Mexico announce joint bid to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

It's the official start of the election campaign! Premier Christy Clark will visit Lieutenant-Governor Judith Guichon later this morning, formally kicking off the 28-day election campaign.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

What does the new Canadian $10 bill and the Konami code have in common?  Tim Dickert explains on the tech report.

Where does a special legal tax actually end up?

Guest: Michael Mulligan is a lawyer at Mulligan Tam Pearson in Victoria

NDP MLA Adrian Dix is calling for B.C.’s ombudsperson to re-interview Premier Christy Clark on the Health Ministry firings.

Jay Chalke’s report into the 2012 wrongful dismissal of eight government researchers came out Thursday.

The report found the government’s actions had hurt the researchers both personally and professionally, and that it had misled the public about a non-existent RCMP investigation.

Dix says the testimony made by Clark in that report directly contradicts what she later told reporters.

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Topics on the Show:

-The CEO of United Airlines is defending employees after the forcible removal of a passenger from an overbooked flight.

-The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

-Where do legal taxes go?