- Bill Morneau on Trans Mountain Pipeline
- The Jets are in Vegas for Game three of their Western Conference Final series. Puck dropped a little over 90 Minutes ago
- The Summer jobs plan

Guest: Geoff Currier - Host, CJOB

1. Alberta’s NDP government passed Bill 12 Wednesday. Bill 12, entitled Preserving Canada’s Economic Prosperity Act, gives Alberta the ability to retaliate against B.C. if shipment of energy products is restricted.

2. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he would soon push for full funding of his promised wall along the U.S. border with Mexico, which could spark budget battles in a Congress fractured over his immigration policy.

3. Due to Canada’s small population and aging workforce, a new Conference Board of Canada report predicts that eliminating immigration would have a negative impact on the Canadian economy by 2040.

North Korea has decided to pull out of the meeting with South Korea - Is this more theatrics or do we need to start worrying here?

Guest: David Schmerler - Research Associate, James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies

Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced this morning that the federal government will “indemnify” the Trans Mountain Pipeline to ensure the project is completed.

Guset: Gerry Nicholls - Columnist, The Hill Times

1. Canadian music icon Burton Cummings said he is recovering from a concussion and several injuries after a car crash in Los Angeles on Sunday — and may not be able to sing the anthem for the next Winnipeg Jets home game.

2. Dutch art dealer Jan Six made the discovery of a lifetime at an auction house in 2016, when he saw the hand of Rembrandt in an unknown painting that had gone unnoticed for four centuries.

3. A woman who flung her own feces at Tim Hortons workers in Langley was detained by police Monday evening.

The Winnipeg Jets played the Vegas Golden Knights tonight. What was the score? We don’t know! We’ll find out from our next guest. Also on deck? A Canadian tennis player's accusations about unfair treatment due to the colour of her skin.

GUEST: Rob Williams - Daily Hive Vancouver Sports Editor

The average price of farmland in Canada has more than doubled in the last 10 years, leading to concerns about the future of agriculture in this country as a large group of farmers retires over the next decade

GUEST: Mel Luymes - Outreach and Engagement Coordinator for FarmLINK