Research suggests that Raw Logs being exported is surging. Would it help the industry to ban all exports of old growth logs and raise taxes on secondary growth logs?

Guest: Ben Parfitt - Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives BC researcher and resource policy analyst

Over one hundred people have been risking their lives to cross the border into Manitoba illegally to seek asylum, but Director at Immigrant Services Society of BC Chris Friesen says there have been other cases.

Making Cents of the Markets with Lori Pinkowski, Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James.

Is BC Hydro lieing about how much energy the province is going to need?

Guest: Norm Farrell - Publisher of In-Sights.ca , a site for opinions and commentary on political and social issues, with a focus on British Columbia

Could Vancouver start seeing San Diego style weather patterns?

Guest: Jeff Carmichael - division manager of utilities research and innovation for Metro Vancouver, and the author of that report

How would you handle the situation if you were accepting an award and then the producers of the show took it back?

Stories on the Show:

-A big finish at the Oscars last night that saw an award going to the wrong group!  "Still a Great Night Though"!

-Is there a growing demand for energy in BC? or is BC Hydro lying to us?

-BC's export of Raw Logs, does it need to stop?

Police in Malaysia say the half-brother of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un was killed by VX, an extremely dangerous nerve agent developed for chemical warfare. Surveillance video shows the attack last week on Kim Jong Nam by two women at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.

A new online bug is being called “the worst of 2017 so far.”

This toll bridge thing is going so well, let’s build another one!  Budget numbers, out this week, show the Port Mann is still losing buckets of money.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.