Chapter 1: An overwhelming majority of Canadians polled by IPSOS agree with the gun ban proposed by the Liberal government, though some are concerned about overreach.

Guest: Darrell Bricker, IPSOS Public Affairs CEO

Chapter 2: Sam Cooper is an investigative journalist with Global News, and his work has helped shape government policy around the money laundering scandal here in BC. He joins us on the line to talk about some of his most recent work.

Guest: Sam Cooper, Global News investigative journalist

Chapter 3: It’s been an iconic country bar in Langley for nearly 35-years. But now, Gabby’s Country Cabaret will be closing its doors for good due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Niki Reitmayer had a chance to speak to the owner of Gabby’s Country Cabaret

Guest: Niki Reitmayer - CKNW Mornings contributor

Chapter 4: We know there’s tons of housing scheduled to come into the Vancouver market in the next few years, but who’s going to buy it? Vancouver city councillor Colleen Hardwick actually has a motion tabled asking staff to re-evaluate their target of 72,000 news units by 2027.

Guest: Cameron McNeill, Partner at MLA Canada.

Chapter 5: Keeping hospital beds available has been instrumental in achieving a remarkably high recovery rate for patients hospitalized for COVID-19 in the Lower Mainland.

Guest: Dr. Donald Griesdale, lead author on the study, works in intensive care at Vancouver General Hospital

Chapter 6: One of Vancouver’s best restaurants, St. Lawrence, has reopened for dine-in service...with a catch. You must pay for your meal in advance.

Guest: J-C Poirier, owner & executive chef

Chapter 7: There was a major turning point yesterday in the Meng Wanhzou case and we are joined by Professor Gordon Houlden, the Director of the China Institute at the University of Alberta, to talk about the implications.

Guest: Professor Gordon Houlden, Director of the China Institute at the University of Alberta

Chapter 8: We take a look at alternatives to care home living, and we learned about something called cohousing. Kitty Elton is a cohousing advocate who actually lives in one of these communities, and she’s also founding a new one on Vancouver Island as well.

Guest: Kitty Elton, cohousing advocate

Chapter 9: It’s been two months since family court was put on pause and licensing for new drivers were suspended. So when are these kinds of crucial services going to return?

Guest: David Eby, BC Attorney General.

Chapter 10: We’ve got one of our favourite people on the show this morning, he’s our go-to for gardening tip - you might know him from HGTV - outdoor design and lifestyle expert Carson Arthur

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