All Points West
with Jo-Ann Roberts

Katherine Monk reviews 2 films, "The House I Live In," a documentary about drug addiction and the US penal system, and "The Movie Out Here," paid for by Kokanee Beer.

Minister of Energy and Mines and Deputy Premier Rich Coleman read an apology from Premier Christy Clark in the legislature. Les Leyne, political columnist with the Victoria Times Colonist, explains why.

We look at the horse meat industry in Canada, which is the world's third largest exporter.

A mother in Nanaimo is upset with a graphic sex-ed book given to her 13-year-old son. We hear from a renowned sexual health educator about the book.

The mayor of Saanich weighs in on the feed lot operation that's moved into a residential neighbourhood.

In honour of Pink Shirt Day, we talk with poet Shane Koyzcan about his new video about bullying and how he handles bullies today.

The BC Government has put a lot of faith in the future of Liquified Natural Gas. But will global economics throw a wrench in those plans?

A feed lot has moved in among residential homes in Saanich. We speak with a Saanich Councillor about the issue.

We talk with a farmer who's opening a feedlot on his agricultural land in Saanich, despite the concern of his neighbours.