BC Today

There's growing speculation of a snap provincial election as municipal leaders pushback. And there's ongoing turmoil within the B.C. Conservatives after shocking allegations about hiring a private investigator to spy on caucus MLAs. How do you feel about the state of BC politics? How much confidence do you have in our existing parties? Political podcaster Ian Bushfield from The Cambie Report and PolitiCoast joins the show and we hear the latest from CBC Provincial Affairs Reporter Katie DeRosa.
A new Fringe Fest show puts the spotlight on Vancouver's 90's "nightclub culture". Writer and performer Sarah Rowland joins the show.

The head of the European Union has proposed Canada join the block as a new "associate member". The Prime Minister says he welcomes the ambition, but instead called it an "alliance for the future". What would a closer alliance mean for Canada regarding issues like trade and defence and what does this all mean for Canada's sovereignty? UBC political science professor Heidi Tworek joined the program.

New polling numbers show a rebound for Premier David Eby and it's fuelling speculation about a provincial snap election. We ask what you think of a potential election as CBC provincial affairs reporter Katie DeRosa and Camosun College political scientist Daniel Reeve joined the show.

It's only week two of the new school year. Have you run out of school lunch ideas yet? Registered dietitian Soleina Karamali joins the program to take your calls on when children should be involved in making their school lunches and whether schools should consider universal lunch programs.

The federal government has launched a national program to help Canadians develop their AI skills and knowledge. This comes after several leaders and founders in AI called for slowing down development and putting safeguards in place. UBC teaching professor Leah Macfadyen joined the show as we ask you what you need to become more AI literate and what safeguards should be put in place.