While anti-pipeline activists have been making headlines in recent weeks, not everyone in Vancouver opposes the project.  One B.C. oil industry worker is speaking up, saying he’s hopeful Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will give two major Enbridge-backed pipelines the green light tomorrow.

The federal cabinet is expected to announce its decision on Line 3 and the Northern Gateway pipeline, with a decision on Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain to be made before December 19.

Guest: Markham Hislop - Publisher and editor, North American Energy News

The province has announced more than 1,900 new campsites will be added to help meet growing demand.  More than 800 of the sites will be in provincial parks and over 1,000 will be in recreation sites.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Jon McComb and Bruce Allen discuss his reality check on the demise of Gas Stations in the downtown core of Vancouver.

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Why can’t we fix Canada’s money-laundering problem?

Guest: Christine Duhaime - Financial-crime lawyer and money-laundering expert

Guest: Richard Kurland - Vancouver immigration lawyer

On the Show:

-Morgane Oger named NDP candidate for Vancouver-False Creek

-President-elect Trump denounces recount efforts

-US lumber industry revived trade action against Canada

-Cubans in Canada divided over death of Fidel Castro

-Why can’t we fix Canada’s money-laundering problem?

Morgane Oger has been named the B.C. NDP candidate for Vancouver-False Creek.  The single mother of two is now the first transgender woman to run for a party with seats in the B.C. legislature.

Donald Trump is lashing out at Hillary Clinton's campaign for getting involved in a recount effort in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan. Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein tells CBS News her campaign has raised more than $6 million for the efforts. The president-elect alleged widespread voter fraud and disputed Clinton's nearly two-million popular vote lead.

Cubans in Canada divided over death of Fidel Castro

Guest: Julio Fonseca, Cuban expat and York University language professor

Guest: Luis Mario Ochoa, Havana-born guitarist and vocalist living in Toronto