On this edition of Top Story:
A military coup in Egypt ousts Islamist President Mohammed Morsi after just a year in power.
With a temporary civilian government now in place and the former president vowing to fight back, what lies ahead for the embattled Arab nation?
Join host Squire Barnes for an in-depth discussion on the future of democracy in Egypt with Global BC’s Jas Johal and
Also on Top Story, we are learning more about the suspects that planned to bomb the B.C. legislature on Canada Day.
We look at John Nuttall’s long and troubled past, including interviews with former friends and landlords.
Finally, Simon Fraser University climate experts say British Columbia’s agriculture economy is in danger.
As droughts and flooding become more common, scientists say steps must be taken before it’s too late.
Deborah Harford from SFU’s Adaptation to Climate Change Action Team joins host Squire Barnes to talk about their most recent report on climate change.
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