US President Donald Trump has cancelled a summit with Kim Jong Un, but has left the door open to meeting in the future. Trump says he thinks Kim wants to do "what's right,'' but says it's up to the North Korean leader to seize the opportunity. Trump says discussions between the U-S and North Korea were positive until the North shifted to a belligerent tone.

Guest: Jackson Proskow - Washington Bureau Chief, Global News

As we inch closer to the summer months, and the promise of marijuana legalization coming down at some point, this week the RCMP announced they will be giving members new training on how to detect drug-impaired driving. Along with the standard field sobriety testing, officers will now also go through a curriculum called “Introduction to Drug Impaired Driving.”

Grant Gottgetreu is a retired West Vancouver Cpl. who in his 22 year career has pulled over plenty of high drivers. We had him on back in February to talk about his concerns over the problems legalization could cause on Canadians roads. What does he think about this new curriculum, and what does he think officers should know going into legalization?

Guest: Grant Gottgetreu - Retired West Vancouver Cpl (Known as “Darth Radar” for impounding more than 2000 vehicles for excessive speeding throughout his career)

What makes Canadians happy? Does money matter? And how much does where you live play a part in happiness?

A study from McGill University and UBC has taken a look at the happiness level of Canadians taking a look at which communities were happiest, and least happy.

Guest: John Helliwell - Senior Fellow of the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research, Professor Emeritus of Economics UBC

There is a new effort to determine if there really is a monster in Scotland's Loch Ness.

It’s official...a federal judge says US President Donald Trump needs to stop blocking his critics on Twitter.

Michael Rotondo is a 30 year old man from New York who has lived in his parents home for the past eight years. His parents Mark and Christina have been trying to get him to leave since February of this year, sending him five letters of eviction offering to help find him a job, give him money, and demanding that he leave. Yesterday, the went to court after filing a petition to remove Michael from their residence...and won. Since then the story has gone viral with Michael saying he will fight back, and speaking on major TV networks in somewhat awkward interviews today.

As the dramatic Ontario election continues to play out in Eastern Canada, that province’s NDP leader Andrea Horwath is demanding “the wealthiest people...pay their fair share” of taxes.

Are higher-income Ontarians skimping on tax already? Or is she using election buzzwords to gardner up support?

Guest: Mark Milke - Political Scientist, Policy Analyst & Columnist

A Global News investigation has found the military still spends $2M a year to run a purpose-built 25 cell internal prison in Edmonton with a staff of 30...even though it’s completely empty for about half of the time, and never really full for the rest!

Guest: Patrick Cain - National Online Journalist, Global News