April 2 – New releases

The debate of permanent daylight saving has centered around whether we should push sunset later to enjoy more daylight in the afternoon. A new study is shedding light on how it could negatively affect school children.

A remarkable rescue story now emerging from that terrifying shuttle bus crash in Northern B.C. - How one man didn’t hesitate to help – and why he’s now being called a hero. Michael Williams has the details.

Once again, North Vancouver is listed as the country’s priciest city to rent in according to the latest report published by Rentals.ca and Urbanation, with it being the only Canadian city where the average rent has surpassed $3,000. Marija Robinson reports.

Ottawa is promising $6.5 billion for Canada’s struggling forestry sector, but B.C. industry leaders say the money may not arrive soon enough to stop further mill closures and job losses. As Joe Sadowski reports, they’re calling for immediate action to get the industry moving again.