Today, the House of Commons Immigration Committee decided they will meet at least two more times over the next couple of weeks to study the issue of asylum seekers crossing the Canada-US border. The Conservatives and NDP had jointly requested an emergency meeting of the committee last week, triggering Monday’s unusual sit-down on Parliament Hill during the height of the summer break.

As the discussion continues in Parliament, how are every day Canadians feeling about the subject, and can you disagree with having open borders, without being called a racist?

Guest: Darrell Bricker - CEO Ipsos Public Affairs

It’s a big first world problem we know, but it’s annoying, and a new study has confirmed it. The average bag of potato chips contains almost as much air...as actual chips!

We discussed our displeasure last week with the Trump/Queen meeting, but now we know how Trump felt about it.

British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen's new show, "Who Is America" premiered last night on Showtime.

Breaking down the FIFA world cup tournament, the corruption behind the organization, and what’s happening during the MLB all star break?

Guest: Scott Taylor - Editor, Game on Magazine

As we inch closer to marijuana legalization, one ER doctor says confusion from the government is failing cannabis users, sending them a “mixed message...leaving Canadians to fend for themselves.”

What is he seeing in the ER, and what would he like to see from the government?

Guest: Dr. Ira Price - Hamilton based Emergency Room doctor & clinician

While Canada wasn’t brought up at all (that we know)during the Trump/Putin press conference and meeting that we’ve been talking about so much tonight...but should Canadians be concerned over this new friendship, and how could it affect us?

As the debate of gun and gang violence continues in Toronto, Stacey Long, the mother of three young girls who were shot while at an east-end Toronto playground back in June is joining with other community advocates in pleading for action.

New details are emerging from the harrowing rescue of that soccer team in Thailand last week.

President Donald Trump is calling his meeting today with  Putin a “very good start for everybody'' as the two leaders and their top advisers sat across the table from one another during a luncheon. That followed more than two hours of one-on-one discussions involving just the U.S. and Russian leaders, with only translators present.

Guest: John Colarusso - Professor of languages and linguistics and anthropology, specializing in languages of the Caucasus region. Former adviser to the U.S. government, including the White House, on matters of Russian affairs.