First up -- the former head of public affairs for the Vancouver Police Department is suing the city, the force and one of the VPD's most prominent spokespeople for alleged harassment and bullying. Then, two First Nations are taking the federal government to court over a decision to allow a fish farm to continue operating in B.C. We speak with Bob Chamberlin, Chair of the First Nation Wild Salmon Alliance, and take your calls about the future of the salmon industry. At the bottom of the hour, we bring you the latest from Paris in our special CBC Olympic Update. In the second half, we hear all about "van life" and take your questions about what it's like from someone who kitted out a 1991 Toyota Warrior to live in. Our guest is David Isbister: a community activist, musician, food entrepreneur, YouTube content creator (Vegan Everywhere!) and #rvlife #vanlife dweller.

Thousands of short-term rentals in B.C. are still operating illegally, according to new data. We are joined by Robert Patterson, a lawyer at the Tenant Resource & Advisory Centre (TRAC). Have these illegal short-term rentals impacted your search in finding a place to live? Next, an update on the latest wildfire situation in B.C., with CBC reporter Brady Strachan. In the second half hour of the program, we are celebrating "mom and pop" shops -- that is, small, family-run businesses. We take calls with your shout-outs for your favourite neighbourhood spot. Our guests are Amelie Thuy Nguyen and Trudy Tran, hosts of the podcast “Munchies to Michelin”.

The Paris 2024 Olympics are officially underway. We bring the highlights from the opening ceremony and ask if listeners plan to watch the Games. Next, wedding season is in full swing, but what are the modern etiquette standards? We are joined by Charles MacPherson, etiquette expert and author of "The Butler Speaks; and Maureen Brown, wedding coordinator and owner of Emerald Events in Surrey. We take callers' wedding etiquette questions about what to do — and what not to do — at weddings this year.