All Points West from CBC Radio British Columbia

A local entrepreneur has just started up an electronic restaurant guide book for the Victoria food scene. Don Genova tells us more.

Jo-Ann speaks with former Victoria MP, David Anderson, about what the federal budget bill means for environmental protection in B.C. Norman Spector, former Chief of Staff for past Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, talks about the omnibus budget bill. Executive Director of Trialthlon Canada, Alan Trivett, and Canadian Olympic Triathlete, Brent McMahon, talk about the Canadian Olympic triathlon team, and their hopes for the Olympics.

Victoria MP, Denise Savoie, and Green Party Leader, Elizabeth May, talk about the omnibus budget bill, and their roles in this political proceeding. Jo-Ann speaks with Nanaimo's Tim Kerfoot about winning Wal-Mart's International Associate of the Year Award. Executive Director of Marketing for Tourism BC, Carol Nelson, talks about the BC Moments Machine, and it's effect on BC's tourism industry.

We speak with architectural historian, Dorothy Mindenhall, about what developments are in store for the Janion hotel. Bringing home some history. Executive Director of the Tonquin Foundation, David Griffiths, talks about the re-patriation of a presidential medal. We speak with horse-racing commentator, Tommy Wolski, about Canadian-owned horse "I'll Have Another"s race to a historic triple crown and why it's slowed to a sudden and disappointing stop.

Not-Young-Not-Old Columnist Star Weiss explores why spiritual tourism is particularly popular for boomers.

We speak with Jan Ross, a local Carr expert, on news that the prestigious Documenta art showcase in Germany is including works by the BC legend this year. Phil Hochstein, President of the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association, talks about the possibility of a free-enterprise coalition between Liberals and Conservatives. We talk with Stephen Joseph, a San Francisco-based lawyer, about why he thinks banning plastic bags is a bad environmental choice.

Food columnist Don Genova talks about some of the local gems he discovered at the Tenth Annual Tofino Food and Wine Festival.

Staking their claim. Tsawout treaty officer Eric Pelkey talks about why the Tsawout First Nation believes James Island is rightfully theirs. Searching for meaning. Jo-Ann speaks with police psychologist Mike Webster about what may be motivating the culprit. Jo-Ann speaks with Tassos Baroutis, the owner of Gus's Pub in Port McNeill, about hometown hero Willie Mitchell's chance at the Stanley Cup.

Mark Lester, senior vice president with Sotheby's International Realty Canada, talks about the luxury island hiding right under our noses, and defends the decision to sell it despite a pending land claim. Jo-Ann speaks with CBC reporter Ben Hadaway about the human remains mailed to two lower mainland schools. Catherine Rolfsen pays a visit to Victoria's inner harbour to ask tourist operators how the chilly weather affects business.

Missing women inquiry wrap-up, space exploration and Sechelt boat accident

Troy Townsin talks about the exotic and newer grapes being grown in the region.

Reporter Jeff Davies retires, a look ahead at the Queen's sixty years on the throne and cross border shopping changes

Katherine Monk reviews two new films.

Author and actor Carmen Aguirre, B.C.'s lightening legislative session and Clive's Classic Lounge

Star Weiss looks at body image and aging.