Vancouver’s mayor continues to face a barrage of questions, even after issuing a statement last night the city was hitting pause on its new wordmark.

Gregor Robertson had said the City of Vancouver’s controversial new logo, which came in at $8,000 to design but would cost much more to roll out, would be put on hold.

-Massive houses are becoming a problem in Richmond. Today the city will be hosting an open house to ask residents if they feel there should be a cap on housing size on farmland.

-Who gets your dog in a divorce?

Christy Clark stood Wednesday to accept the endorsement of the Ironworkers Union!  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Why would you need wifi/data in your car?  Tim Dickert is here with the tech report.

Should the Vancouver Aquarium be encouraged to keep Belugas in their tanks?  A lot of research is being done to help better understand and protect these species of whales and being able to monitor and work closely with the animals could prove to be beneficial for their survival in the wild.

Guest: Robin Ganzert - president and CEO of American Humane, the U.S.’s first national humane organization

Guest: Andrew Cohen - CBS Senior Legal Analyst

Sheila Hamilton from Its Time! Fitness Results is here to makes us happier and healthier!

What are the optics of a PM seeing first hand the crisis in the Downtown East Side… (has any PM ever done that?) and can Trump's new attorney general survive news he DID have contact with Russian's during the campaign.

Guest: Dawna Friesen - Anchor and Executive Editor Global National

Topics on the Show:

-Does having Beluga Whales at the Vancouver Aquarium help to research and better understand whales in the wild?

-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is visiting Vancouver to take a look at the opiod problem on the DTES.

-It's fitness day and Sheila Hamilton is here to tell you how to reset your workouts and get more for less.

The Mayor is holding off on the new logo that was widely totted by the public as a lame excuse for a logo.  Maybe it's time we look back to the history of Vancouver for a new logo design.