Charles Adler Tonight - Full Show - April 26, 2018

Check-in with Ryan Jespersen. This week:
The Toronto van attack - How the community of Edmonton is responding after experiencing a similar (but not deadly) attack last year
Why philanthropists are protesting the University of Alberta’s decision to give David Suzuki an honorary degree

Guest: Ryan Jespersen - Host 630 CHED

A DNA match has led to the arrest of a 72 year old former police officer in one of the most baffling and sadistic crime sprees of the 1970’s and 80’s...by an attacker dubbed the Golden State Killer.

The Trudeau government was criticized today after it was revealed that its publicly-funded summer jobs program is funding an advocacy job working to stop the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline.

In the wake of Monday’s van attack, where suspect Alek Minassian praised the Incel Rebellion on Facebook and California mass-killer Elliot Rodgers before carrying out the rampage...Today, Canada’s heritage minister Melanie Joly was asked what the government plans to do to prevent hate speech online.

In the wake of the Toronto Van Attack, we discuss the problem of young men “playing the victim” and then taking the lives of others.

Guest: Jamil Jivani - Author, Why Young Men: Rage, Race and the Crisis of Identity

Charles Adler Tonight - Full Show - April 25, 2018

Humboldt Broncos’ Ryan Straschnitzki, a hockey player paralyzed in the team’s deadly bus crash earlier this month, spoke about his health and recovery in Calgary today, where he’s been since last Thursday after flying home to Alberta from Saskatchewan.

By the year 2020, China plans to give all of its 1.4 billion citizens a personal score...based on how they behave.

Did the Leafs make it past Round One of the playoffs and take down the Bruins? And as the Jets prepare to take on the Predators in Round 2 on Friday, Scott shares his personal story covering the Jets.

Guest: Scott Taylor - Editor, Game on Magazine