Steele & Drex

 Rob Fai, President and Promoter of Nation Extreme Wrestling discusses the one year anniversary of the local wrestling company

John Negrin, owner of The Batch and former hockey player for the Calgary Flames describes the latest pop-up bar in Vancouver ... operating out of a shipping container

Dr. Manoj Raval, colorectal cancer surgeon at St. Paul’s Hospital discusses the importance of a colonoscopy check.

Honieh Barzergari, city council candidate with Vision Vancouver describes why it is important for candidate names to be written in their native languages along with English. The Vancouver election Chief challenges the use of Chinese and Persian names on ballots.

Tim Chu, former Gladstone Secondary student is looking to change the controversial name of his alma matter. Gladstone Secondary in Vancouver is named after U.K. prime minister William Gladstone. Gladstone. Gladstone supported the gradual abolition of slavery over immediate emancipation and helped his father obtain compensation for more than 2,500 slaves after abolition in 1834.

Richard Zussman, Global BC Legislative Reporter provides the latest update on BC NDP leadership candidate Anjali Appadurai's Elections Act breach investigation

Daphne Bramham, Columnist for the Vancouver Sun discusses the list of donors to Mayor Kennedy Stewart's campaign, that was found by a homeless man on a Vancouver sidewalk.

The issues surrounding the September 19th holiday to commemorate the Queen Geoff Mason, Employment and Human Rights Lawyer for Miller Thomson LLP discusses whether or not non-federal employees are entitled to a paid day off on September 19th, the day of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral  Dumped and Found - a list of large political donors and donations Stanley Woodvine, Homeless writer describes how he found a list of large political donors and their donations on the sidewalk in Vancouver. Civic Elections Panel - Super Mayors in BC? How much can municipal leaders actually do to combat crime in the city? On the Civic Elections Panel this week: Andrea Reimer, Founder and Principal of Tawaw Strategies Khelsilem, Squamish Nation Council Chair Should Mayors have more power within their cities? How much can municipal leaders actually do to combat crime? Private developers using their projects as energy monopolies Daphne Bramham, Columnist for the Vancouver Sun discusses how private developers are using their project

Sushi, pizza, tacos, burgers, salads and everything else.. Vancouver is a haven for foodies because we have so much to choose from and now that Canada’s first ever Michelin food guide was revealed last night in Toronto, we wanted to answer one simple question: What IS the Michelin food guide? Our show contributor Jawn Jang has the answer.

Daphne Bramham, Columnist for the Vancouver Sun discusses how private developers are using their projects as energy monopolies.

On the Civic Elections Panel this week: Andrea Reimer, Founder and Principal of Tawaw Strategies Khelsilem, Squamish Nation Council Chair Should Mayors have more power within their cities? How much can municipal leaders actually do to combat crime?

Stanley Woodvine, Homeless writer describes how he found a list of large political donors and their donations on the sidewalk in Vancouver.

Geoff Mason, Employment and Human Rights Lawyer for Miller Thomson LLP discusses whether or not non-federal employees are entitled to a paid day off on September 19th, the day of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral

Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral becomes a Canadian federal holiday. What would this mean for BC? Shachi Kurl, President of the Angus Reid Institute discusses Canada's feeling on the Royal Family. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a national holiday for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, for all federal government workers. Should B.C. give their residents the day off? What’s next for new Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre? Ken Boesenkool, President of Sidicus Consulting Ltd. and Professor at the Max Bell School of Public Policy at McGill University discusses the next steps for Pierre Poilievre after having been named leader of the federal Conservatives School closures in BC and all federal workers get the day off for the Queen's funeral, what about local businesses?  Kathleen Cook, Director of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business discusses business closures for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral. Doug McCallum strikes again - pushing 50 Land Use Applications forward  Linda Annis, Surrey First

Brian Dijkema , Vice President of External Affairs at Cardus discusses why it is important to give Canadians some time off to reflect on the reign of Queen Elizabeth II

 Linda Annis, Surrey First Councillor describes Surrey Mayor Dough McCallum's latest act as mayor, attempting to push 50 Land Use Applications forward

Kathleen Cook, Director of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business discusses business closures for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.

Richard Zussman, Global BC Legislative Reporter breaks down the latest announcement from Premier John Horgan: K-12 Public School and Post Secondary Institutions are closed for on September 19th for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.

Ken Boesenkool, President of Sidicus Consulting Ltd. and Professor at the Max Bell School of Public Policy at McGill University discusses the next steps for Pierre Poilievre after having been named leader of the federal Conservatives

Shachi Kurl, President of the Angus Reid Institute discusses Canada's feeling on the Royal Family. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a national holiday for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, for all federal government workers. Should B.C. give their residents the day off?