Topics on the Show:

- Jon McComb and Patti Bacchus go head to head over the suspension of school closures.

-Metro Vancouver homes sales plunge in September

-Therapy Tuesday

A celebration of communism and an admission Vancouver is for sale: both allegations raised in an online petition and series of social media posts after the Chinese national flag was raised outside city hall Friday.  And both signs of coded racism, according to one Vancouver City Councillor.

The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Inside one of Richmond's growing number of illegal hotels and guest houses

Guest: Graeme Wood - Reporter for Richmond News

B.C. housing minister intends to stop fixed-term leases with vacate clauses

Guest: Mike Hager - Reporter with The Globe and Mail

Making Cents of the Markets with Lori Pinkowski: Mondays 8:40am
Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James.

The 8 day visit is over and the Royals are headed home.  We look back at some of the destinations and events The Duke and Duchess participated in.

Guest: Laura Kane - Reporter with The Canadian Press

The federal government is moving to close a loophole allowing foreign investors to dodge capital gains taxes on Canadian home sales.  Currently, Canadian residents who sell their principal residence aren’t on the hook for the tax, but there is concern foreign buyers are flipping homes and claiming the exemption.  Finance Minister Bill Morneau says new rules proposed today aim to change that

Guest: Kathy Tomlinson - Investigative journalist with The Globe and Mail

Topics on the Show:

-The federal government is moving to close a loophole allowing foreign investors to dodge capital gains taxes on Canadian home sales.

-A celebration of communism and an admission Vancouver is for sale: both allegations raised in an online petition and series of social media posts after the Chinese national flag was raised outside city hall Friday.

-Going inside an illegal hotels operating in Richmond

The Yoga Expo - why is it so popular?

Guest: Rachel Scott - Director of Teacher Development at YYOGA