The B.C. Centre for Disease Control is warning about a spike in overdose calls, with a new substance entering the unregulated drug supply. Dr. Alexis Crabtree from the BCCDC joins the program to take questions about how communities should respond to the increase in overdoses.

B.C. billionaire Jim Pattison is facing backlash over the proposed sale of a warehouse that would be turned into an ICE facility. B.C. Green Party Leader Emily Lowan is calling for a boycott of Pattison's businesses. CBC reporter Yasmine Ghania joins the show to explain the deal and Lowan takes questions about why this matters.

B.C. Jobs Minister Ravi Kahlon joins the program to explain what was accomplished on the trade mission to India with Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a suite of affordability measures Monday that he says will help Canadian families with affordability, including a GST rebate. We ask our audience whether this will help them, and what is needed to solve the cost of living and groceries.

A Port Moody woman highlights the wait times and timely access to cancer care in B.C. after she was diagnosed with Stage 4 breast cancer. Consultant Specialists of B.C. president Dr. Robert Carruthers joins the show to take questions and comments on specialist wait times in the province.

BC Today gardening columnist Brian Minter joins the show to take your gardening questions and discuss when the best time is to buy gardening seeds.

With Chinese electric vehicles soon to hit Canadian roads, we look into the whole EV market, the technology and whether it's a good option for car buyers as we move away from vehicles powered by fossil fuels. Electric vehicle expert and EV Revolution Show host Kenneth Bokor joins the show to take listener questions.

The head of B.C.'s extortion task force is walking back comments he made Tuesday that the region is not in an extortion crime-related crisis after Premier David Eby demanded he step up his urgency or step down from his role. Surrey community leader and Swift 1200 AM host Jinny Sims joins the show to take listeners' calls on their concerns about whether extortion is being prioritized by police.