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Lisa Kramer, Professor of Finance at the University of Toronto tells us if Canadians should be keeping cash on hand in the future, in case of another Rogers-like network outage 

Kevin Falcon, Official Opposition Leader for the BC Liberal Party says B.C's emergency room shutdown crisis "can't get any worse" under the BC Liberals. Falcon also reacts to David Eby throwing his name forward to become B.C.'s next Premier 

Merlin Blackwell, Mayor of Clearwater discusses how smaller communities throughout British Columbia have been dealing with the lack of available emergency rooms and ambulances. 

Americans keep saying they will move to Canada.. But do they actually walk the walk? Richard Kurland, Vancouver-based immigration lawyer answers whether many Americans who said they would move to Canada when Donald Trump was President, actually made it north One-in-four Canadian WhatsApp users face scams, fake news Mario Canseco, President of the Research Co. Polling Company discusses the rise in WhatsApp based online scams, as well as whether British Columbians are getting sick of protests.  Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal enters race to become Mayor of Surrey Frances Bula, Urban Issues and Politics writer for The Globe + Mail discusses whether long-time Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal entering the race to become Surrey's new mayor is bad news for current Mayor Doug McCallum  Truckers call for improvements on BC highways after series of overpass collisions Yet another semi-truck hit an overpass in B.C. This time in Langley. Dave Earle, President and CEO of the BC Trucking Association tells us what has been going on

Richard Wolak, Editor & Publisher at VancouverFoodster.com, Host of the VanFoodster Podcast predicts which Vancouver restaurants are favourites to win a Michelin star this summer

Yet another semi-truck hit an overpass in B.C. This time in Langley. Dave Earle, President and CEO of the BC Trucking Association tells us what has been going on recently with all the trucks crashing into overpasses across the lower mainland. Plus, we hear from everyday truckers as to why they think this has been happening. 

 Frances Bula, Urban Issues and Politics writer for The Globe + Mail discusses whether long-time Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal entering the race to become Surrey's new mayor is bad news for current Mayor Doug McCallum 

 Mario Canseco, President of the Research Co. Polling Company discusses the rise in WhatsApp based online scams, as well as whether British Columbians are getting sick of protests. 

Richard Kurland, Vancouver-based immigration lawyer answers whether many Americans who said they would move to Canada when Donald Trump was President, actually made it north

New wildfire near still-recovering Lytton, B.C. may have destroyed structures Lytton B.C. is dealing yet another wildfire as the village is still in recovery mode from the Summer 2021. We check in with John Haugen, Deputy Chief of the Lytton First Nation who describes the situation in the Fraser Canyon.  B.C. approves Surrey-Langley SkyTrain which is set to be completed by 2028 with a price tag of $4 billion Anita Huberman, CEO of Surrey Board of Trade discusses the need for more transit options within the city of Surrey  New IPSOS poll says Canadian airports a national embarrassment! Sean Simpson, Senior Vice President of IPSOS describes how Canadians are feeling about the current state of airports across the country.  Seniors around Vancouver are being tricked by scammers pretending to be police Sgt Steve Addison, VPD Media Relations describes a new scam targeting seniors throughout Metro Vancouver where fraudsters pretend to be police and say that a family member of the fraud victim has been arreste

On The Wrap this week Leah Holiove, TV Reporter and Radio Host Sarah Daniels, real estate agent in South Surrey; author and broadcaster Topics New IPSOS poll - Canadian airports a national embarrassment! What are your favourite city nicknames and where does 'Van City' rank on that list? 

Sgt Steve Addison, VPD Media Relations describes a new scam targeting seniors throughout Metro Vancouver where fraudsters pretend to be police and say that a family member of the fraud victim has been arrested. 

Eric Grootendoorst, Captain of Operation for Canada Task Force One describes how rescue workers need to operate in order to save people from the rubble 

Sean Simpson, Senior Vice President of IPSOS describes how Canadians are feeling about the current state of airports across the country. 

Anita Huberman, CEO of Surrey Board of Trade discusses the need for more transit options within the city of Surrey 

Kim Bolan, Crime Reporter for the Vancouver Sun discusses the details police have released to the public surrounding the killing of 76-year-old Ripudaman Singh Malik in Surrey.  Malik was one of two men acquitted in the 1985 Air India bombing 

Lytton B.C. is dealing yet another wildfire as the village is still in recovery mode from the Summer 2021. We check in with John Haugen, Deputy Chief of the Lytton First Nation who describes the situation in the Fraser Canyon. 

Ripudaman Singh Malik, acquitted in 1985 Air India bombing, shot dead in Surrey, B.C., family says Ujjal Dosanjh, Former BC Premier speaks out on the murder of Ripudaman Singh Malik, whom Dosanjh has a long history with. Malik was one of the men acquitted in the1985 Air India bombing.  Health Canada approves first COVID-19 vaccine for kids under 5 Jason Tetro, Microbiologist with specialty in studying emerging pathogens, like Covid-19 + Host of the Super Awesome Science Show shares his thoughts on the approved Moderna vaccine for children under 5 years old  Ripudaman Singh Malik murder has all the markings of a typical gang-like killing that we've seen before in Metro Vancouver Kash Heed, Former Solicitor general of BC, former chief West Van Police Department shares his thoughts on the way Ripudaman Singh Malik, who had been acquitted in 2005 of the 1985 Air India bombing, was murdered near his Surrey business.  Spiking interest rates wreak havoc on renters Paul Danison, Content Director, Rentals.ca wi

Paul Danison, Content Director, Rentals.ca with a look at how spiking interest rates are affecting the Vancouver rental market. 

Kash Heed, Former Solicitor general of BC, former chief West Van Police Department shares his thoughts on the way Ripudaman Singh Malik, who had been acquitted in 2005 of the 1985 Air India bombing, was murdered near his Surrey business.