Harvard University is being sued for alleged discrimination against Asian American students, rating those applicants lower on personality traits like likability, kindness and “positive personality.” The move is leaving many to wonder...what’s their problem with Asian students?

Guest: Lee Habeeb - VP of content for Salem Radio Network and host of "Our American Stories."

Thailand's prime minister is thanking the team of international experts and rescuers who helped find a soccer team and their coach who had been missing in a cave for more than a week. The boys on the team are aged between 11 and 16, and were found inside the partially-flooded cave in the north of the country. Thai navy SEALs say all the members of the group are healthy and being looked after by medics. Navy officials say there is no rush to bring them out as they are safe where they are.

Guest: Doug Munroe - Provincial Co-ordinator, B.C. Cave Rescue Service

Reggie Fields — at 12 years old — is a business owner. He operates Mr. Reggie’s Lawn Cutting Service in his Cleveland, Ohio, neighbourhood of Maple Heights. What was meant to be a regular day of business for Fields took an unexpected turn late last month when officers from the Maple Heights Police Department showed up.

The Humboldt Broncos have named Nathan Oystrick as the team’s new head coach and general manager.

Paul McCartney says fans can expect a blend of new songs and classic hits at his four newly announced Canadian shows.

Six Montreal citizens have died in connection with the ongoing heat wave, and the city has unveiled its emergency response plan to avoid a spike in the number of deaths.

Trans Mountain has filed a six-month construction schedule with the National Energy Board for the expansion of the pipeline. The company says work has been underway since last fall at the Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby, B.C., and will continue, along with additional work in the province’s Lower Mainland.

“I was scared because maybe I was going to die.”

It was a shocking confession to hear from a four-year-old girl – left anonymous at her mother’s request – but as gun violence spreads throughout Regina it’s one that is unfortunately becoming more common.

Earlier today, a task force in Surrey released a report on Gang Violence Prevention and it had a number of recommendations to help curb the issue. We want to bring in Joe Warmington to talk about the situation in Toronto because Surrey isn’t the only city in Canada with a gang problem.

Guest: Joe Warmington - Columnist, Toronto Sun

Police in Calgary are starting to wear body cameras – is this happening in other cities? How does it change policing?

Concerns about vehicular terrorism are changing the design of big events in Canada – like the Calgary stampede

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host, 770 CHQR