US Attorney General William Barr has released a summary of the long awaited Mueller report, finding the Trump campaign did not conspire with Russia. Although the report stopped short of completely exonerating the president.

Conservatives and the NDP say they’ll stop at nothing to have former attorney general Jody Wilson Raybould and former treasury board president Jane Philpott tell more about what they know in the ongoing SNC Lavalin saga.

High-end Canadian jeweller Montecristo has been left with a whopping tax bill, after creating a back-door delivery service to YVR for its rich Chinese customers.  How did the authorities finally clue in to what was happening?

The BC Liberals are looking for issues to stage protest over NDP’s new agricultural land legislation which they say is anti-farmer.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

The Alberta government weighs in with its response on BC reference case on TMX pipeline.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Former Treasury Board president Jane Philpott has spoken exclusively to Macleans, saying there’s ‘much more to the story of SNC Lavalin that needs to be told’.  Meanwhile, SNC CEO Neil Bruce has spoken out saying he never intervened to get a deferred prosecution agreement and has no idea where the Prime Minister is getting the 9000 jobs figure.  Is Justin Trudeau kidding himself if he thinks Canadians will just forget about this scandal?

A report commissioned by the Insurance Bureau of Canada has found drivers in BC pay much more for car insurance than Albertans.  Is paying more for car insurance just a reality BC will always have to deal with or can changes be made to the current system to better serve the province’s insurance needs?

Students at Capilano University will host a roundtable with community leaders to lobby Justin Trudeau to restore the controversial Section 13 of the Canadian Human Rights Act, which allowed human rights commissions to police hate speech over the internet or phone.  Why do these students feel the law should be reinstated and is it a target on free speech?

Health Minister Adrian Dix is launching a push to increase immunization rates.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

The feds have proposed a federal money laundering task force for 2019 in a bid to crack down on corrupt money flowing through the real estate, trades and casinos in hot zones like Vancouver and Toronto.  Will their plans work or is it just a show to gain votes?

There’s spending, but no balancing of the books in finance minister Bill Morneau’s fourth budget.  We break down the budget and get reaction to the new incentives to give first time home buyers a leg up getting into the real estate market.

Albertans will vote on April 16 after Premier Rachel Notley called an election, setting the stage for a political showdown between her NDP government and Jason Kenney’s United Conservative Party.

This is Making Cents of the Markets with Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James Lori Pinkowski.  As always if you have any questions you can contact her team directly at 604-915-LORI or visit pinkowski.ca.

An election has been called and for BC, it’s one to watch closely. Alberta will go to the polls with the country’s other NDP government seeking its second term.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

The federal government will try and make home ownership an actual possibility with changes afoot in today’s budget, affecting supply, demand and regulation.  We get the latest from Global National Ottawa Correspondent Abigail Bimman.

Canada’s top public servant Michael Wernick has resigned just weeks after he was accused of pressuring Jody Wilson Raybould to intervene in the SNC Lavalin case. In his resignation letter, Wernick says there was ‘no path’ for him to have a mutual relationship with the opposition in the upcoming election.  WE get a rundown from a former special assistant to Jean Chretien.

Adding to the controversy surrounding the Boeing 737 Max 8 airplanes is a recent report from The Seattle Times newspaper, which says that the FAA delegated government-required safety inspections to Boeing employees themselves.  Does the FAA meet its oversight duties which are meant to be in place to keep us safe in the skies?

The NDP has finally laid out it’s Poverty Reduction Strategy, 20 months after taking office. The goal of the strategy is to lift 140,000 adults and 50,000 children above the poverty line over the next five years.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.