Local journalism could survive without the Trudeau windfall $$

Guest: Martin van den Hemmel - Managing editor of the Richmond Sentinel

Commentary: We should all remember Harry Leslie Smith

Daily memo: Canadian common sense

We take your calls on why you think the media should look harder for “good news”. We also chat to Rob Breakenridge on how lawyers are getting access to personal details of jurors. Lastly, we talk to Aaron Wudrick on How corporate welfare can actually backfire. But first, some Canadian common sense.

How corporate welfare can actually backfire

Guest: Aaron Wudrick - Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

An Opioid Roundtable:

We’re spending the hour with Susan and Giuseppe, trying to separate the real from the rhetoric when it comes to opioid addiction and treatment.

Guest: Giuseppe Ganci, Susan Hogarth - Giuseppe is the Director of Community Development for Last Door Recovery Society, Susan works with the Westminster House Society addiction treatment center.

Opening monologue: 91 year old woman who was being ripped off by Revenue Canada finds she only owes $25.

Daily memo: Canadian common sense

On Tonight's episode, were talkin' GM, GM, and you guessed it...GM! Were discussing their decision to cut 15 percent of salaried workers and close 5 plants. It's not just me though... We have Durham MP Erin O'Toole, 640 host Matt Gurney, and National Observer writer Matthew Klippenstein joining the conversation. But first, some Canadian common sense.

GM employee on the potential closure of Oshawa GM.

Guest: John McVeigh - GM Employee