Kevin O'Leary is full of great idea's and one of them is to make senators pay to have a seat!  Just one of our stories on Odds & Ends today.

Two video's this past weekend, both with Justin Trudeau making an appearance, have gone viral and they don't show the Prime Minister in a very good light.

Premier Christy Clark and the Liberals raised $12.5 million last year, mostly from the corporate sector, according to financial statements the governing party released Friday.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Few rules and little regulation make the amount of money that pours into political parties questionable.  A New York Times article has made British Columbia out to be an embarassment when it comes to "cash for access".  

A new report makes recommendations to achieve an economy that works for all Canadians and not just the richest.  Can governments come together to make a better living situation for middle class citizens.

Guest: Kelly Bowden - Manager of Campaigns at Oxfam Canada

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

What does 2017 have in store for the Real Estate industry in Vancouver?  Can we see more supply, less demand?  Will the market correct itself?

Guest: Steve Saretsky - Realtor at Sutton Group-West Coast Realty

On today's episode of Odds & Ends we talk about the Mayor's approval rating, how vinyl is making a comback, and the good days of Much Music!

Topics on the Show:

-A video of a woman putting PM Justin Trudeau on blast during a downhill meeting on Friday over the inflated cost of her hydro bill went viral.

- Campaign Contributions and Corruptable politicians.

- Can we achieve an economy that works for all Canadians and not just the richest?