Neesha Hothi with the better business bureau offers tips on how to avoid the latest scam.

Dr Balbir Gurm, part of the nursing faculty at the Kwantlen Polytechnic University and founder at the Network to Eliminate Violence in Relationships. We talk about how the death of Mandeep Kaur has led to conversation on domestic violence and why do we continue to see such patterns.

Gurpreet Sian the artistic director tells us what to expect and the highly anticipated play Doja Ghar.

Charlie Smith editor of the Georgia Straight talks about the biggest news stories of the week.

Manjot Mann counsellor and writer with 5X press. The story of Sania Khan has sparked a conversation on the stigma of divorce in the South Asian community.

Camille Currie she is the president of BC Health Care Matters which is agrassroots patient advocacy group and has now grown into a campaign under the Canada Pacific (CP) Health Care Matters Society. Our mission is to campaign for timely access to a Family Doctor for every resident of British Columbia. We talk about what needs to be done and recently a couple posted an ad in a newspaper looking for a family doctor.

Paula Allen global leader and senior vice president research and total wellbeing at Lifeworks. A survey revealed that Canadians are feeling stressed out in all aspects of their lives so what roles can employers play to help foster a healthy environment and support mental health.

A number of food banks have been saying the need is growing for food but the supply. Heather Anne Hooton admin and creator of a Facebook group called Tri Cities Moms talks about the challenges she faces organizing her own food hampers, how to support and what action is needed.

Tasheal Gill writer with 5X press is calling for all poets to submit their pieces.

Kyle Karasiuk, Senior First Aid Education expert with the Canadian Red Cross