Just a few hours ago, Andrew Scheer, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, removed Maxime Bernier from the Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet.

Wondering why Donald Trump has been lashing out at Canada’s dairy industry? Lost as to what Canadian dairy farmers did to trigger this trade turmoil?

When you go out to eat...how much do you tip? New numbers are showing where the best tippers across the country are from...

Why Conservatives supporting supply management isn’t very “Conservative” and a republican response to Tristin’s story on Canadian constitution.

Guest: Tristin Hopper - Columnist, National Post

A raccoon who spent the day scaling the side of a St. Paul Minnesota skyscraper has the internet on edge...as HE waits the edge of a building for a rescue.

The Alberta resort town of Banff has banned smoking or vaping cannabis in public places once it becomes legal.

Ending with a pretty terrifying thought for people who fly often. US officials say it’s “only a matter of time” until airplanes can be hacked.

US President Donald Trump is calling his North Korea summit a success, saying Kim Jong Un has committed to denuclearizing...but acknowledging there are few details on how that will happen.

Guest: Sung-Yoon Lee - Professor in Korean Studies at Tufts University

Weekly check-in with Rob Breakenridge. This week: Why some Conservatives love Trump more after his Trudeau attacks, limiting Trump damage to Canada, and the North Korea Summit.

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host, 770 CHQR

As we’ve mentioned all night, U-S President Donald Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un sat down together for their first meeting in Singapore. The two leaders made a quick appearance before reporters before their one-on-one meeting.

If you were hoping to get an evening/late night Starbucks tonight...you’re of luck.

And today in the US, rules protecting net neutrality expired Monday, giving internet providers sweeping new powers….but what does it all mean?