There’s a Twitter tit-for-tat underway, and it’s all because of a parody account.

It's an all-too-familiar debate in urban Canada. A city announces plans to build a bike lane and drivers get upset over losing a driving lane or a parking space.

Cuddled up on the couch, watching you favourite movie, that is when you realize something is missing -- the salty goodness of cinema popcorn and the bucket-sized soft drink.

William Krampf is the Acting Chief of the Anne Arundel County Police. He spoke to reporters a short time ago, and said that the officers who are investigating these murders, actually knew the reporters who died in the attack.

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland visit Hamilton tomorrow and we’re going to learn all the details of the federal government's plan to support Canada's tariff-targeted steel and aluminum industries

Anna LeBaron is a survivor of a polygamous cult in the U.S. In tomorrow's episode of This is Why, Niki Reitmayer chat with her about how she left the cult and gets her thoughts on polygamy in Canada and whether it's dangerous.

Weekly check-in with Keith Baldrey. This week: the Trump trade tit-for-tat, and Twitter troubles for Catherine McKenna.

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative Bureau Chief, Global BC

Investigators are now asking the question of why a gunman opened fire killing five people and injured a handful of others inside a Maryland area newspaper. It happened at the newsroom of the Capital Gazette. A white male suspect is in custody and is being questioned, but one official says he's not saying much. Meantime, the New York Police Department has sent patrols to major news media organizations in response to the shooting. U-S President Donald Trump says his "thoughts and prayers" are with the victims.

Weekly check-in with Warren Kinsella. This week:

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

Are Canadian police turning more towards non-lethal weapons?

Guest: Joel Johnston - Owner of Joel Johnston Consulting, and formerly served as Use of Force Coordinator with the Vancouver Police Department during his 28-year career in policing.

It’s a question being asked by Columnist Kelly McParland...and he’s not just talking about Justin Trudeau.

Guest: Kelly McParland - Columnist, National Post

Last night, a Latina millennial from the Bronx pulled off a stunning upset in a New York City Democratic congressional primary, knocking off a prominent party veteran in her first bid for public office.

The patriarch of the Jackson family has died at the age of 89.

A new survey says handwriting truly is becoming a lost art.