Yesterday, we spoke about the problem of illegal border crossers, as government numbers revealed 90% of “irregular migrants” who cross the border aren’t qualified to be here yet only 1% of that number have been removed.

As Shachi Kurl writes, these numbers and the debate they started yesterday show Canadians are “confronting how generous we are.”

Guest: Shachi Kurl - Executive Director, Angus Reid Institute

Weekly check-in with Rob Breakenridge. This week: Why rural Canadians deserve to “know limits on protecting their property.”

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host, 770 CHQR

Last week, we told you about the flooding in New Brunswick, and “Uber Rob” who was helping residents get to safety.

A Humboldt Bronco forward who was recently released from hospital says he doesn't remember the horrific bus crash just over a month ago.

It’s a first of its kind legislation, and it’s officially in effect. Parents in Utah who let their kids do certain activities without supervision - like staying home alone, being alone in a case, playing outside unattended and walking to and from school alone — will not be considered neglectful.

President Donald Trump announced today he is pulling the U-S out of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which he describes as “defective at its core.” In 2015, former president Barack Obama and the leaders of the United Kingdom, France, Russia, China, Germany and the European Union reached an agreement with Iran that required it to curb its nuclear program. In exchange, the deal lifted some sanctions on Tehran that had previously hindered its economy.The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action was set to expire in 2025, but today Trump explained the U.S. will begin enforcing the “highest level” of sanctions on the Iranian regime.

Guest: Shuvaloy Majumdar - Foreign policy analyst from McDonald Laurier Institute

The Province of Alberta has fined a central Alberta zoo after one of the zoo’s bears - a one year old named Berkley - was taken through a drive-thru for ice cream.

So yesterday Melania Trump announced her “Be Best” campaign, encouraging adults to help teach children to be good citizens. But several news outlets reported that material she distributed for adults to talk to children about being online was similar to information distributed during the Obama administration.

As Uber still struggles to enter some major market, the company announced plans to launch flying cars in the next few years

Breaking down the wacky day in Ontario politics, and how it affects the rest of the country.
Doug Ford hired actors to play the part of PC supporters at the Ontario leaders’ debate
Meanwhile, Ontario PC candidate Andrew Lawton has blamed “mental illness” for some controversial tweets
Why Kathleen Wynne is calling “misogyny” on Ford

Guest: Alex Pierson - Host, AM 640 Toronto