B.C. Children's Hospital is seeing a sharp rise in e-scooter injuries. Is there enough education and enforcement? Director of B.C. Children's Hospitals Injury Reporting and Prevention Program Dr. Shelina Babul joins the program to discuss and take your calls.

The province has cancelled a contract on the Massey Tunnel replacement project. We speak to Delta city councilor Dylan Krueger about what needs to be done regarding that frequently backed-up crossing.

12 children were hurt while on a field trip to Cultus Lake Water Park due to an electrical incident. We get the latest details from the CBC's Baneet Braich.

how do you feel about no phones at concerts? Some musicians have banned phones while they're onstage. Does that help or hinder the concert experience? CBC's Vibin' host Rohit Joseph joined the show to discuss and to take your calls.

The U.S. is touting a potential ceasefire agreement with Iran. However, many questions remain regarding the agreement and its details. Israel says it is not a party to the pact, but Prime Minister Mark Carney and stock markets are cautiously optimistic. Are you hopeful about a potential deal to end the war? Parsa Alirezaei from SFU's Centre for Comparative Muslim Studies joined the program to discuss.

Canada takes to the field for the first men's World Cup match ever played on Canadian soil. As the tournament kicks off, the energy and exuberance on the streets is undeniable. We speak to sports reporter Marty Hastings and former Canadian Women's Soccer Team player Karina LeBlanc about the role sports plays in bringing people and communities together.

The 2026 World Cup kicks off today, ask our audience who they're rooting for and what the tournament means to them. And, we're joined by UBC political science lecturer, Stewart Prest, to go over the political backdrop of the tournament.

Prime Minister Mark Carney's government is expected to table legislation restricting access to social media platforms for youth and children. We ask our audience whether the government should step in, or leave that to parents.