Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith have signed a memorandum of understanding that outlines a framework of the federal government's support for the construction of a new oil pipeline from Alberta to B.C.

CBC business reporter Paula Duhatschek goes live from Calgary to break down the memorandum and remaining barriers for the pipeline coming to fruition.

CBC's Yasmine Ghania goes live from Prince Rupert to bring reaction from residents, politicians and activists following the formal agreement's signing, and their concerns about what is at stake.

Tom Gunton, SFU professor of resource and environmental management, and Stewart Muir, President and CEO of Resource Works, join the show to discuss the announcement.

We go live to B.C. Premier David Eby holding a press conference giving his reaction to the memorandum of understanding as he takes questions about B.C.'s next steps.

The District of Kitimat has launched a humorous resident attraction campaign called "Kitimat: It's Not For Everyone," which lays out the community's appeal alongside its quirks. Phil Germuth, Kitimat's mayor, joins the show to discuss the inspiration for the campaign as we ask viewers about their stories moving to new communities, as well as their favourite quirks about the places they live in.

After 35 years, organizers of Vancouver's annual fireworks festival, the Honda Celebration of Light, have announced the event is cancelled indefinitely. Festival organizers cite funding decreases and inflation as causes. Teri Smith, executive director of the West End Business Improvement Association, joins the show to share her reaction.

Vancouver city councillors are engaging in lengthy discussions Tuesday on the proposed city budget, in which Mayor Ken Sim and the ABC-majority council are proposing a zero per cent increase on property taxes, alongside cuts to a number of departments such as urban design and sustainability, community services and the arts. CBC's Justin McElroy breaks down how tensions over the budget are unfolding.

Curling legend and CBC broadcaster Colleen Jones has died at the age of 65. We look back on her life and legacy.

Black Friday is a few days away, kicking off the holiday shopping season amid cost of living concerns and tariff pressures from the U.S. Retail analyst Bruce Winder and Family Services of Greater Vancouver manager of financial empowerment Murray Baker join the show to discuss holiday budgeting.

CBC British Columbia's annual food bank fundraiser, Make the Season Kind, takes place on Dec. 5. CBC producer and fundraiser organizer Anne Penman joins the show as we ask viewers to tell us about a time someone has shown them kindness.

The B.C. government is blasting "secret" talks on the proposed pipeline from Alberta to B.C.'s North Coast, following a meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and the premiers of Alberta and Saskatchewan. Adrian Dix, B.C.'s minister of energy and climate solutions, joins the show to respond as we ask viewers how B.C. should approach these negotiations.