Giussepe Ganci of Last Door Society joins us to discuss the very hidden, and ver real addiction crisis facing Canadians from coast to coast to coast. As well, Sara Saber Freedman, Executive VP of Canada’s Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs, speaks with us about the fallout from last week's Syngagoue shooting in Pittsburgh, and how her message is one of hope, and how there is something we can do to help. As well, a new Global hire had a dangerous run-in 2 days into his new job - we'll tell you what happened.

Daily memo: Canadian common sense

What’s the difference when it comes to working in the Public vs. the Private Sector? Global News looked into this question as part of our “Hot Jobs” series.

Guest: Jane Gerster - National Online Journalist

A new survey from ResearchCo reveals 7 in 10 Canadians say drivers have gotten worse in the last five years, while only 4 percent believe they’ve gotten better. The worst offence is not signalling before a turn, with 71% saying they’ve witnessed that in the last month.

Guest: Mario Canseco - President, ResearchCo

Edmonton city Councillor Scott Mckeen comes on to tell us about his proposal to give out opioids to fight the drug crisis. Also, A new survey shows Canadians think drivers are getting worse. Mario Canseco from ResearchCo gives us the details. Plus, a look into the difference between private and public sector jobs.

An Edmonton councillor is proposing giving out opioids to fight drug crisis.

Guest: Scott McKeen - Edmonton City Councillor

Canadian common sense - October 31 - Even Terri-Lynne McClintick’s own FAMILY knows she’s gaming the system.

Daily memo: Canadian common sense

Tonight, The Calgary Olympics are dead, and 770 CHQR host Rob Breakenridge joins us for the eulogy. Plus we have a conversation with author David Sachs on the magazine article he wrote which gives a peak Inside the High-Stakes, High-Skill Hockey of James Bay Cree.

All that, plus Canadian common sense, on the Charles Adler tonight podcast.

What starts with the Jews, never ends with the Jews. That’s from our guest’s column in the National Post. Martin Sampson is the director of communications at the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs and he joins us on the program.

Guest: Martin Sampson - Director of communications at the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs