Ron Toigo will be handed the W.A.C Bennett Award at the upcoming BC Sports Hall of Fame induction gala on May 23.

In a move which could affect 300,000 Canadians, the Hong Kong government has signaled it will overhaul its extradition rules, making it easier for people to be transferred between mainland China, Macau and Taiwan for the first time.

Critics fear the changes would allow the regime in China to take more political prisoners.

Guest: Reporter for The Star, Jenny Peng

Vancouver lawyer Kyla Lee has tested the Drager 5000 roadside impairment test and found it returned false positives from tea, poppy seeds and CBD oil.

Civic election (October), triggers provincial by-election (January), triggers federal by-election (May) setting stage for federal election (October).

Chapter 1:

A Whistleblower says she has decided to come forward 19 years after signing an $18,000 severance deal with Great Canadian that she believes was meant to silence her planned complaints.  She believes GCG was a type of corrupting force in BC electoral politics.

Guest: Global News Investigative Reporter Sam Cooper

Chapter 2:

A fresh poll released by Angus Reid suggests Canada’s centre left parties are getting a boost from Justin Trudeau and the Liberals woes over the past few months.  Can the liberals spin these issues and get their voters back?

Guest: Angus Reid Executive Director Shachi Kurl

Chapter 3:

A study from UBC has found a popular feature of video games - called ‘loot boxes’ - attract gamers who share the beliefs and behaviours of problem gamblers.   Is your child on the path to problem gambling?

Guest: PhD student Gabriel Brooks from UBC Centre for Gambling Research. Also author of the study

In this episode of Canada’s Wrongfully Convicted, what are the psychological impacts of being convicted of a crime you didn’t commit, and what does prison do to an innocent person?

Rich Coleman takes the debate where it never should have gone.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 1:

Sam Cooper’s exclusive investigation reveals more eye-opening allegations from a casino whistle-blower.  The Whistle-blower alleges that casino money laundering started to really heat up in 1997 when the NDP government was in power.  How does the current NDP government feel about these allegations?

Guest: Global News Investigative Reporter Sam Cooper

Guest: Financial crime lawyer Christine Duhaime

Chapter 2:

Should a person who is caught drinking and driving have their gun license taken away? A bill is making its way through the legislature in California that would do exactly that and we asked the question about implementing the same type of legislation in Canada?

Chapter 3:

A new report has found the living wage for Metro Vancouver has dropped to $19.50 an hour, the first time the rate has fallen in 11 years, and it’s being attributed to provincial spending on childcare. Interestingly, the cost of living has risen.  How important is it for a person to have a living wage in BC?

Guest: Simon Fraser University Beedie School of Business professor Eric Werker

The first back n forth between John Horgan and Jason Kenney had a weird, passive-aggressive vibe. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 1:

In another exclusive investigation, Global News has obtained an extraordinary collection of data and records from Great Canadian Gaming employees that detail an important time in British Columbia’s history with Money Laundering.

Guest: Global News investigative reporter Sam Cooper

Chapter 2:

An investigation has found that 18 former SNC employees, directors and even some spouses contributed more than $100,000 to the federal Liberals. But a Commissioner of Canada Elections investigation reveals in a leaked letter, SNC Lavalin reimbursed those 18 people.  How entangled are the Liberals with this corporation?

Chapter 3:

Why were soldiers from a Toronto area reserve unit of the Canadian Armed Forces brandishing unmuzzled weapons at the ready, during a Khalsa Day parade in Toronto on Sunday?

Guest: Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief Mercedes Stephenson