Give us your criminal, your corrupt, your anonymous masses.  It’s a message that Canada is sending to the world with its “doors wide open” approach to money laundering in real estate, says a new report by Transparency International (TI), a Berlin-based organization that works to stop corruption around the world.

Autism Awareness Month officially kicked off this weekend. Did you know, more than 18-thousand, 6-hundred landmarks around the world were lit up blue to raise awareness for autism?

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Can maple syrup help you when you’re sick? A new study (done by Canadian researchers, obviously) suggests that when adding maple syrup alongside antibiotic treatments, bacteria was killed.

A device that can keep you focused on the task at hand. Tim Dickert is here with the Tech Report.

The B.C. Green Party is contending for first place on Vancouver Island according to a new Mainstreet/Postmedia poll.  Across the whole province, the latest numbers have the BC NDP leading among all voters at 29 per cent, with the BC Liberals’ trailing at 25 per cent, followed by the Greens at 14 per cent. The leaderless BC Conservatives trail at nine per cent.  But with one in four voters undecided, that means there’s lots of room for the race to break either way.

Guest: Andrew Weaver - Leader of the BC Green Party

A warning about soaring gas prices has come true, with pain at the pump being the worst it’s been since the summer of 2015.  If you filled up at the pump this weekend, prices in Vancouver and area were as high as $1.42 a litre for regular, according to price-tracking website www.gasbuddy.com.

Guest: Dan McTeague - Senior Petroleum Analyst with Gasbuddy.com

How are the markets this monday morning and what are the top stories around business and the markets in Canada?

Guest: Rob Levy - CKNW’s Business Analyst

A report into the health ministry firings is set to be in the legislature this week.  What can we expect in the report?

Guest: Rob Shaw - Legislative columnist with The Vancouver Sun

Topics on the Show:

-Gas prices went up 9-cents over the weekend! Where can you get the cheapest gas this morning in Metro Vancouver?

Topics on the Show:

-Gas prices went up 9-cents over the weekend! Where can you get the cheapest gas this morning in Metro Vancouver?

-What's happening Monday on the Markets.

-BC Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver joins the show to talk politics and the upcoming election.

The BC NDP launch not one, but three attack ads on the Liberals over the weekend and the BC Liberals announce they have nominated a full slate of 87 candidates.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.