Teachers who change lives. Jackie Norman was a single mother of two at 24-years-old. That’s when she met a teacher who changed her life.

Guest: Jackie Norman - Indigenous youth engagement worker with the Burnaby School District in B.C.

Canadian common sense - October 22

Daily memo: Canadian common sense

The Royal Canadian Air Force is struggling to retain personnel. Richard Shimooka of the Macdonald Laurier Institute tells us why. Inflation rates may be dropping but the cost of everything is still going up. Kris Sims gives us the low down on the high prices.  All that and more on the Charles Adler Tonight Podcast.​

Opening monologue: The Saudi government has now released more information, admitting the Khashoggi died during an interview gone wrong.

Charles reads the letter to the family in St Albert and then reads his own letter in response.

Andrew MacDougall has a new piece in the National Post about how Justin Trudeau could better navigate the waters of a carbon tax.

Guest: Andrew MacDougall - Columnist and former spokesperson for Stephen Harper

Daily memo: Canadian common sense

Welcome to the show!

A racist letter sent to a mother frrom St. Albert has generated a lot of reactions, including one from the mayor! Also, Stephen Harper’s former spokesperson has some advice for Trudeau on the carbon tax. All that and some Saint Bernards, on the Charles Adler Tonight podcast.

Our weekly check-in with Warren Kinsella.

Guest: Warren Kinsella - Lawyer, Author