Weekly check-in with Keith Baldrey. This week: Is Canadian popularity going downhill in the USA, and what can we do to keep kids from hooking up with gangs?

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative Bureau Chief, Global BC

If you’ve spent any time listening to the show in the past week or so, you’ll know NAFTA and trade between Canada and the US has been on thin ice. Today Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland was in Washington trying to bridge the gap with US senators.

Earlier, it was reported that Michael Cohen is likely to begin cooperating with federal prosecutors investigating the former long-time Trump attorney for business and financial crimes. And this afternoon, it was announced that Michael Cohen is looking for a new legal team.

And a new study has found Antarctica's ice sheet is melting THREE TIMES faster than before.

What can governments be doing across the country to deter youth from gang life? That’s the question being asked in the BC suburb of Surrey tonight as children as young as 11 are being recruited by gangs.

Guest: Janet Brown - Senior Reporter, CKNW

Attacks from US President Donald Trump have been a cause of concern over the past few days, particularly for dairy farmers as he goes after the “steep tariff wall” that protects their products. But (unsurprisingly) Trump has gotten a few things wrong about what now seems to be misplaced anger...

Guest: Barrie McKenna - National Business Correspondent, The Globe and Mail

A feud is brewing between teammates on the Ottawa Senators as Erik Karlsson and his wife Melinda are alleging Mik Hoffman’s fiancee, Monika Caryk has been harassing them for months.

The FBI agent who had a gun mishap in a bar earlier this month has made his first appearance in a Colorado court...

She’s probably the most famous raccoon in the world...and now she’s safe.

This Sunday, the season finale of Home To Win airs on HGTV! Mike Holmes JR joins the show to recap the season, and talk about how you can avoid home renovation nightmares.

Guest: Mike Holmes Jr. - Home renovation star on Holmes & Holmes and Home to Win

World Cup soccer is coming to North America in 2026. That announcement came earlier this morning with Canada set to host 10 World Cup matches in 2026...but whether those games will be played in Toronto, Edmonton or Montreal remains to be seen.

Guest: Scott Taylor - Editor, Game on Magazine