On The Coast
with Stephen Quinn

Retired Chilliwack farmer Gord Mitchell says he wants oil and gas company Spectra to sign an agreement before it comes back onto his land. The company needs to work on the pipeline that runs under his property.

Surprise appointments include former Vancouver mayoral candidate Suzanne Anton as Justice Minister and Attorney General, and City of Langley mayor Peter Fassbender as Education Minister. Vaughn Palmer analyzes the Premier's choices.

Executive director of the Kitsilano Chamber of Commerce Cheryl Ziola says a majority of her members oppose closing Point Grey Rd. to accommodate bike lanes.

Conservative MP Colin Carrie, who is also the parliamentary secretary to the minister of health, says there is 'no safe way to put street heroin in your body'.

Gordon Cruse says the justice system is ill-equipped to deal with young offenders like those who were arrested last night in connection with an attack at a New Westminster Skytrain station. Police say the 13 and 14-year-old have had 150 run-ins with police between them.

The premier will run in a byelection in a B.C. Liberal stronghold.Victoria Times Colonist columnist Les Leyne brings us the details.

Cleo Allen, an organizer with 'For the Love of Captain', was in court along with a number of other supporters Tuesday for the sentencing hearing in the case of a man who beat and killed his dog.