It’s the first time he’s spoken one on one since the purchase of the Kinder Morgan Pipeline and since the tariffs announced against Canada by Donald Trump were introduced. How does our Prime Minister feel about it all? In an exclusive interview, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined Global’s Dawna Friesen to discuss pipelines, tariffs and NAFTA.

Weekly check-in with Rob Breakenridge. This week: Reaction to the Justin Trudeau interview on trade and pipelines.

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host, 770 CHQR

Just days away from a provincial election in Ont, PC leader Rob Ford is facing a $16.5 million lawsuit from his late brother's widow.

The Super Bowl winning Philadelphia Eagles have been disinvited from a planned, Tuesday visit to the White House by the President himself.

At least 62 bodies have been recovered following the eruption of a volcano west of Guatemala City yesterday.

Since the Kinder Morgan decision last week, reports have been circulating saying there is NO MARKET for the diluted bitumen to be shipped on the proposed pipeline, sending many (especially those in BC) into a panic. But is there any truth to those reports?

Guest: Markham Hislop - Publisher of Energi News - Website: energi.news

As a show of dog lovers, animal behaviour, and happiness is really important to us. But are humans confused as to what a happy dog actually looks like? And by treating dogs like our human children, are we actually making them upset?

Guest: Paul McGreevy - Professor of Animal Behaviour & Animal Welfare Science at the University of Sydney Faculty of Veterinary Science, author Making Dogs Happy

A New Hampshire father’s Facebook Post has gone viral, after he was forced to change his daughter’s diaper on the floor of a bathroom.

Today, Apple unveiled new features and updates to their newest operating system iOS 12 which promises to speed up older devices, and add cool augmented reality games to your phone.

Bill Clinton is under fire after an interview in which (in almost the same breath) he said he supports the Me Too movement...but also says he would not have approached the Monica Lewinsky scandal any differently.

Ontario’s provincial election is coming up this Thursday, and while this is when the race usually heats up, for Kathleen Wynne it looks like it’s cooling down...sort of. Over the weekend Wynne admitted her party had no chance of winning the election, but still urged voters to vote for her party.

Guest: Kelly McParland - Columnist, National Post