Sydney’s top planner examines Vancouver’s real estate affordability issue.

Guest: Sarah Hill - CEO of Greater Sydney Commission and Adjunct Professor at UTS: University of Technology, Sydney (In town for the Re:address Summit)

Is the Nathan E. Stewart diesel fuel spill response ‘world class’?

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

Guest: Peter McCartney - Climate Campaigner, Wilderness Committee

Red Robinson is here to talk about his new book "Red Robinson: The Last Deejay"

Guest: Red Robinson - Legendary pioneer and icon in Canadian broadcasting

Guest: Robin Brunet - writer, editor and journalist for 32 years, and author of Red Robinson: The Last Deejay

Two thirds of Canadians support distracted walking legislation, according to a new survey by B.C. pollster Insights West.  It’s behaviour most Canadians have probably been guilty of one time or another: Talking or texting on your phone while walking down the street or through a cross walk.

Guest: Shelby Thom, CKNW Reporter

Topics on the Show:

-Who is the unknown mormon that is upsetting Trump in Utah?

-Sydney’s top planner examines Vancouver’s real estate affordability issue

-Is the Nathan E. Stewart diesel fuel spill response ‘world class’?

She doesn't use the Word "Corruption" lightly, but Green Party Leader Elizabeth May is deeply concerned with the way environmental assessments and data are being presented to Ministers who have made decisions without key pieces of scientific evidence.

Guest: Elizabeth May - Leader of the Green Party of Canada

Could Grizzly Bear Hunts be a big issue in the upcoming election?  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

In an unprecedented move, the B.C. government is bringing in a new office to help regulate the red-hot real estate market in the province.  Michael Noseworthy has been appointed the new “superintendent of real estate.”

Guest: Michael Noseworthy - New Superintendent of Real Estate

Vancouver seeks to protect the character of historic Chinatown from over development of the neighbourhood.

Guest: Karen Hoese - the city's assistant director of planning for Downtown Vancouver

Topics on the show:

-The science behind Petronas LNG approval.

-Meet B.C.’s New Superintendent of Real Estate.

-Vancouver seeks to protect character of historic Chinatown.