Episode list

Wed, Feb 17: National Geographic Magazine has selected it's top 20 photos of 2015. Making the list is a photo taken by B.C. photographer Ian McAllister which features the elusive sea wolf.

British Columbia's local news stories; weather and traffic updates. Plus, Madeline Merlo is interviewed and performs.

Guest Interviews: Blair Mantin, Claire Newell, Christopher Chan, Sarah Leamon.

Today's Guests are: Movie Critic Dana Gee;

Find out how you can help spread holiday cheer to seniors this holiday season.

Chef Matthew Stowe, Director of Culinary at JOEY Restaurants and former Top Chef Canada winner, shows off his recipe for oven roasted cod with rice, snap peas and cauliflower in a Thai coconut curry sauce.

Vancouver criminal lawyer Kyla Lee talks about her long battle with an eating disorder and what prompted her to get help.

Three time gold medal-list Meghan Agosta tells the stories behind Team Canada's gold at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics.

Federal Health Minister Patty Hajdu is in Vancouver to discuss what the government is doing in relation to the outbreak of COVID-19.

As businesses gear up to reopen - should masks be mandatory? Our political panel weigh in and share their opinions. Panelists: Deputy Green Party Leader Jonina Campbell, Maria Dobrinskaya.

B.C. landlords want to reinstate the right to evict: LandlordBC wants the rental sector to be exempt from the province's state of emergency declaration, saying its members want to have more freedom to collect unpaid rent and evict tenants. We talk to LandlordBC CEO David Hutniak about why the ongoing ban on evictions is not sustainable for his members.

Health Matters: Study confirms masks, social distancing measures do help curb the spread of COVID-19: A WHO commissioned study finds measures put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19, such as masks and social distancing, are in fact working. St. Paul's Infectious Disease Physician Dr. David Harris worked on the study and discusses the findings with Global BC.

Several new cases of COVID-19 are once again highlighting the vulnerability of seniors in long-term care facilities. BC Seniors Advocate Isobel Mackenzie discusses the new outbreaks and the impact of ongoing social distancing restrictions on residents and their families.

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation released its latest housing forecast. Senior Specialist, Market Analysis, Housing Markets and Indicators Eric Bond discusses what we can expect in Metro Vancouver.