The explosive report into allegations of spending by two key officials at the legislature has detailed exactly what they were able to expense and charge back to you, the taxpayer.  And some of those purchases, like a wood chipper, might have you saying “WTF?”.   Wally Oppal, special adviser to the Speaker, Daryl Plecas joins the show.

The story that everyone is talking about is a report put out by Darryl Plecas.  Thousands of dollars spent on Mustard, limos and suits among the list of items allegedly bought on the public purse by two high profile legislative officials.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

The Attorney General will meet with organised crime reduction minister Bill Blair in light of news he wasn’t privy to a report showing $1 billion was washed through BC. Who knew about the report and why was key information not shared with the province?  AG David Eby joins the show.

It’s been a rocky road for Chinese Canada relations ever since the arrest of Wahwei executive Meng Wanzhou.  So How are Chinese Canadians feeling about the crumbling relationship between the two countries? We speak to Vancouver based lawyer WIll Teo.

Karen Wang withdrew from the race for the Burnaby South by-election after she highlighted her race - and that of NDP leader Jagmeet Singh - on a Chinese social media forum - to gain votes.  We spoke with Jagmeet to find out if any personal apologies were received and what his perception of the comment was.

It is monday at the ledge and the hottest ticket in town is the meeting of the legislative assembly management committee.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

About 200 First Nations leaders and their supporters gathered in Smithers this week in solidarity against the Coastal GasLink natural gas pipeline through Wet”suwet’en Territory. But not all First Nations are against the plan.  Our guest, Chief Clifford White of the Gitxaala Nation, is in support of the LNG construction and says the project can bring many benefits to First Nations people.

Russia has made no secret of the fact it has, and does, engage in acts of misinformation in order to manipulate sovereign governments and their people.  We talk about what Ottawa needs to do to safeguard Canada against such crude and dangerous attacks to our freedom.

Attorney General David Eby has once again expressed his shock and frustration, with federal documents revealing the extent of money laundering in BC is much higher than originally estimated.  Brad West is one of the most vocal critics against the ongoing ‘dirty money’ saga in BC and joined the show to make it clear the government needs to do something and fast.

The bellicose Chineese ambassador to Canada has delivered yet another threat to Ottawa that if it moves ahead with banning telco giant Huawei, from development of the new 5G network...there will be ‘repercussions’.

Andrew Weaver weighs in on the speculation tax controversy and says the NDP can wear this tax.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Pelvic Floor Health is the topic today and this doesn’t just refer to the ability to control urine. There are many pelvic health concerns and discussing them continues to be uncomfortable for many. Personal trainer Sheila Hamilton joins us again to impart her extensive knowledge on to us!

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau received a private briefing from six senior ambassadors as Canada grapples with its deteriorating relationship with China.  We get insight into how officials are working around the clock to fix the relationship.

Once again Global National Investigative journalist Sam Cooper has more information from the Money Laundering file.  He says Ontario’s casino regulator is probing whether BC casino staff had links to money laundering suspects. Does money laundering in BC go much further that we think?

The speculation tax is under intense scrutiny after it emerged homeowners who aren’t speculators will have to opt out of the tax, by filing a declaration. So if you throw away that BC Government letter when it arrives in the mail, by default, you could end up forking out some extra cash.

As the year draws to a close once again we all should sit back and take an inventory of how 2018 has unfolded.  Sheila Hamilton of Its Time Fitness is here with ways to keep your New Year goals on track.