Donald Trump and Doug Ford are both pulling the rug out from under electric vehicle subsidies. Will people still buy Nissan Leafs and Teslas if the government isn’t sweetening the pot? Tesla’s earnings call this week suggests that people are still pretty optimistic about the future of electric.

Guest: Matthew Klippenstein - Writer for GreenCarReports.com

Checking in with Warren Kinsella

Guest: Warren Kinsella - Toronto based lawyer, consultant, and author

We’re about to hit the August long weekend, and plenty of Canadians will be crossing the border for a quick trip south. But beware - even with legalisation looming, it is legally fraught to admit that you’ve used cannabis when talking to a US border agent. Provincial governments are trying to figure out how to help their citizens.

Plus - fire chiefs in BC (and they’re not the only ones) are asking the government to PLEASE ban homegrown pot plants. Is there any chance they’ll get their way?

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative bureau chief for Global News in BC

The White House is sticking behind President Trump after he oddly claimed at a rally that you need ID in the US to buy groceries.

Alberta has now become the third Canadian province to ban those ‘ticket bots, following in the footsteps of Saskatchewan and Ontario.

Maximum fines for speeding in Canada often reach into the thousands, but it’s not often you hear of a speeding tickets actually being handed out for over $1,000. That’s what happened to one Manitoba driver who got slapped with a fine for almost $1,800. He was going 125km/hr in a 60km/hr construction zone.

The gun debate came back onstage in Canada after the deadly Danforth mass shooting - but as our next guest will tell you, most Canadians (media included!) are remarkably uninformed about how gun laws in this country work.

Guest: Matt Gurney - Host, “The Exchange” on Global News Radio 640 Toronto.

All 103 passengers on an AeroMexico flight are alive after the plane crash-landed back on the tarmac while taking off in windy conditions.

Blue Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna had a court appearance today in relation to a charge of domestic assault, but his lawyer appeared in his place.

A new study from the University of British Columbia has found that distracted walkers - pedestrians looking at their phones while walking - really ARE distracted.