With an election fast approaching...what are the stories and scandals you need to know about.

Guest: Bob Mackin - freelance investigative journalist. (@bobmackin on twitter)

Guest: Laila Yuile - Political blogger and columnist (@lailayuile on twitter)

What it’s like being on a surgery wait list

Guest: Bruce Gordon - a victim of BC government's medical system

The Surrey Board of Trade is telling the federal government to slow down as it moves ahead with legalizing marijuana by apparently next summer.

“The major focus of the task force report released last Fall, was on youth, driving, and distribution,” said Board CEO Anita Huberman. “There was little consideration for workplace concerns or potential solutions for

Vancouver International Auto Show kicks off today. Did you know Canada’s first gas station was built in downtown Vancouver? Niki has more interesting trivia about Vancouver’s auto history!

There is a large saturation of advertising from the B.C. government on social media platforms.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

How facebook is trying to lure Snap Chat users back to Facebook.  Tim Dickert has the Tech Report.

Why won't the government release documents about a loan from BC Housing?

Guest: David Eby - B.C. NDP MLA for Vancouver Point Grey

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The B.C. Liberals are going to be refunding nearly $100,000 in prohibited political donations.

An internal investigation by the Liberals has found there were 43 indirect donations to the party since 2011 where individuals were reimbursed by their employers – which is not allowed under the Elections Act.

In an e-mail to CKNW, the Liberals say they are refunding $92,874.36 to the donors where donations were made by personal credit cards.

Vancouver police were forced to intervene after a group of men from a group that calls itself “The Soldiers of Odin” turned up at an anti-racism rally at Victory Square Sunday afternoon.

Rally organizer Imtiaz Popat says about a hundred people showed up at Victory Square in advance of International Day Against Racism, when members of the allegedly anti-immigrant group Soldiers of Odin showed up and began pushing.