Episode list

Carol K. Murray's interview on Global TV Morning News with Lynn Colliar talking about her new book "All These Years".

Saturday Chef: Justin Witcher, Executive Chef of Como Taperia. Guests: BCHL Commissioner Chris Hebb.

A new film, about the heroic rescue of a Thai soccer team trapped in a flooded cave, is premiering at VIFF. One of the stars, and real-life diver involved in the mission, Erik Brown explains more.

In studio Guests are: Karla Davis from the Better Business Bureau; Former NHL Goaltender Grant Fuhr;

"Political Panel": Sarah MacDonald is joined by Jonina Campbell and Alise Mills to discuss some of the biggest political stories of 2019.

Our political panel, Dianne Watts and Ash Amlani, weigh in on some of the top political stories we're following. This week they focus on the possibility of a cabinet shuffle and BC's forestry sector crisis.

Dr. Bruce Ward, from the BC Dental Association, explains the detrimental effects vaping can have on your oral health.

B.C. born actress Sandy Sidhu - and star of new show 'Nurses' explains how her mom inspired her character on the show.

With Spring break coming up, how can parents prevent burnout? Early childhood consultant Julie Romanowski has some easy tips on our Ask An Expert segment.

Hate crimes are on the rise in BC. Linda Annis, Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers Executive Director, explains why they are launching a new campaign to help combat the issue.

British Columbia's local news stories and weather; weather and traffic updates.

Open House: Refreshing your home: Looking to refresh your home without buying all new decor? HGTV designer Jo Alcorn shares her tips and DIY tricks for sprucing up your space using things you already have.

Ask an Expert: Bear Safety: As we begin to venture outdoors more, it's time for a timely reminder about keeping our human-wildlife contact to a minimum. Luci Cadman education co-ordinator from the North Shore Black Bear Society shares her expert advice.

Summer Reads - 'Hurry Home': We're helping you add some new books to your summer reading list. Canadian author Roz Nay, shares the details of her new thriller 'Hurry Home'.

British Columbia's local news stories and weather.

British Columbia's local news stories and weather.

New film set in the Okanagan wildfires An upcoming film release 'Ash' is set against the backdrop of the Okanagan wildfires. Director, Andrew Huculiak, shares his experiences shooting in B.C.

British Columbia's local news stories and weather.

Author James Raffan (book "Ice Water"); Canadian Olympian Jennifer Heil; Katie Lewis, Vice President of Strathcona Residents Assocation.

Our Community: ; Popping In with Dana Gee; Ask an Expert;

Our Community is Clinton.

Our Community today is Coquitlam.

"Our Community" today is Kimberley.

Our Community today is 70 Mile House; director Greg Gransden ("The Mystery Mountain Project"); Political Panel with Jonina Campbell and Puneet Sandhar.

Cinematographer Maxwell Hohn ("Call of the Coastal Wolves"); Ask an Expert with Dr. Wendy Craig; political panel with Maria Dobrinskaya, Dianne Watts; Popping In with Dana Gee; WildSafeBC Vanessa Isnardo; Chris Livingstone; Financial analyst Michael Campbell; Our Community today is 'Summerland'.

Our Community today is 'Hedley, BC'; Kaitlyn Herbst speaks with mortgage specialist Angela Calla about ways to get around buying in a hectic real estate market; The folks at GardenWorks explain which bulbs to plant now for gorgeous summer blooms; A Canadian dog care program is dedicated to keeping seniors and their canines together. Christina Saremba, from Elderdog, explains the work they do in the community and how they can help more seniors in the Lower Mainland; BC Green Party Leader Sonia Furstenau responds to B.C.'s announcement that it will move forward with the Site C dam project despite ballooning costs; A new documentary is highlighting the incredible journey of urban salmon in Metro Vancouver. Fernando Lessa, the filmmaker behind 'The Urban Salmon', shares the details; Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch discusses Health Canada's approval of AstraZeneca and how it will impact vaccination efforts in this country; Individuals at three more Surrey schools have tested positive for a COVID-19 variant of concern. Deputy Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Réka Gustafson, provides an update on the situation.

Harrison Houde, producer and director of 'Stories of Kindness', explains how the new show is focused on positive conversations between kids and celebrity guests.

Our Community today is Father's Day.

Our Community today is celebrating Canada Day; covid-19 and male fertility.

Our Community today is Desolation Sound.

Our Community today is 'Newcastle Island'.