A Canadian who left Toronto to join ISIS has been captured in Syria. We talk to Erin O'toole about the Canadian governments obligations.

Toronto Police have now joined the RCMP in announcing that their officers will not be permitted to use cannabis within 28 days of a shift...effectively banning consumption altogether.

Finally, could a National Pharmacare program save Canadians money overall? We discuss this with Aaron Wudrick.

A Canadian who left Toronto to join ISIS has been captured in Syria. But Syrian officials says the Canadian government has been resistant to bringing Muhammad Ali back to Canada. RCMP have struggled to lay charges against returning ISIS fighters. What should we do?

Guest: Erin O’Toole - Conservative MP, former Minister for Veterans Affairs

First Degree- From Med School to Murder: The true story behind the Shocking Will Sandeson Trial.

Guest: Kayla Hounsell - Reporter and author

Canadian common sense - October 9

Commentary: The Canadian ISIS fighter should return to Canada.

Daily memo: Canadian common sense

There’s one Canadian province that’s feeling extra fed up with Canada these days. And it’s not Quebec! Tristin Hopper comes on to tell us who it is.

The justice minister says there’s no safe level of alcohol or drugs for drivers, should Canada adopt a true zero-tolerance policy for impaired drivers? Lawyer Kyla Lee joins the show to tell us more.

A new poll finds that not all Canadians are feeling unified and patriotic - and in Alberta especially, feelings of anger are on the rise.

Guest: Tristin Hopper - Columnist, the National Post

Federal justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould says there’s no one answer to how much cannabis will get you in trouble as a driver.

Guest: Kyla Lee - Lawyer, Acumen Law

Canadian common sense - October 8

Daily memo: Canadian common sense