The recent rise in fuel costs has meant more budgeting for many households. As summer approaches, we asked whether our audience is changing their travel plans and speak to travel writer Rebecca Friedland about local destination ideas.

BC's provincial health officer is recommending that alcohol products get a warning label and minimum pricing, based on alcohol content. Dr. Tim Naimi, Director of the University of Victoria’s Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research joins the show to talk about what that could look like and the trends in alcohol consumption.

The province has said an overdose prevention site in Vancouver's Yaletown neighbourhood will not be proceeding after backlash from local residents and businesses. We hear that perspective, and from harm reduction advocate Guy Felicella on what this means for the community.

The meeting between Canada's western and northern premiers wraps up Tuesday amid tensions between B.C. and Alberta. So what are the next steps for the relationship between the two provinces? Political scientist Hamish Telford joined the program for his thoughts and to take calls.

The deal between Ksi Lisims LNG in B.C. and German energy company SEFE will see Canada export one million tonnes of LNG annually to Europe. We asked our audience whether Canada is heading in the right direction on energy and the environment.

Men and women are splitting up the chores more evenly these days, but women still do most of the planning and emotional labour around the home.

Alyson Schafer, a family counsellor and parenting expert, shared her insights on how to narrow this gender divide.

BC Today gardening columnist Brian Minter joins us to answer your gardening questions.

Dozens of pre-sale purchasers at a troubled Burnaby condo tower are headed to court to try to get out of their contracts. So what is the future of pre-sale purchases in a sinking condo market? CBC investigative reporter Jason Proctor and Central One Credit Union chief economist Bryan Yu take your calls.