More than a dozen heat records were broken Monday in B.C., and some areas are reaching into the low 30s again today. This, as we near the fifth anniversary of the deadly heat dome. UBC population and public health professor Michael Brauer joined the program. We ask how you're dealing with the heat and how we can prepare residents, workers and communities for increasingly hot summers.

A new book celebrates the things you can do in Vancouver for free. The co-authors of Freecouver: 101 Free and Fun Things to do in and Around Vancouver, Rebecca Bollwitt and John Lee, joined the program. We asked listeners what the best free activities are where you live.

A wildfire near Lytton is bringing flashbacks to the summer of 2021. We bring you the latest from the community where a large wildfire continues to threaten some homes.

And, the federal government plans to purchase unsold condos in B.C. to turn them into affordable housing. The decision is facing backlash and being slammed as a developer bailout. We take your calls and ask for your thoughts on the government's plan to buy empty condos.

Brian Minter joined with some gardening gift ideas for Father's Day. He took your questions.

It was a historic win for Canada at the World Cup. Canada beat Qatar in the second Group B match 6-0, skyrocketing to the top of the group and winning its first match ever in the World Cup. We'll get reaction from fans and and talk to 1986 Canadian World Cup team members Bob Lenarduzzi and Paul Dolan. We asked asking: Where did you watch the game? How did you celebrate? And how loud was it?

CBC's The Pitch co-host Zameer Karim and soccer super fan Mankiran Aujla set up the biggest game in Canadian men's soccer history. What stands out to you in this tournament? And what do you think it will take for Canada to get its first-ever win at the World Cup?

Carrie Serwetnyk, Canadian soccer hall-of-famer and founder of Equal Play, gave us her analysis of the World Cup tournament so far.

West Kelowna residents are breathing a sigh of relief after a fast-moving wildfire Tuesday was brought under control. More than a hundred firefighters were on the job. We'll talk to West Kelowna fire Chief Jason Brolund and wildfire ecologist Bob Gray, as we ask what being prepared for a wildfire means to you.