The CEO of Kinder Morgan, speaking to investors on a conference call - said the interprovincial fight over the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline could make the project “untenable.”

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne made a controversial comment today on the campaign trail.

Yesterday we were telling you about the terrifying incident on a Southwest flight, where a engine blew, leading to a broken window, and one dead passenger.

Two days from now, thousands are expected to line up outside St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas and to file past the casket of former U-S First Lady Barbara Bush.

Guest: Andrew Malcolm - Columnist for McClatchy Newspapers

AM980 CFPL reporter Liny Lamberink just wrapped up an investigative series on opioid use in London, Ontario - a story that mirrors the struggles with these drugs that is happening in every town across Canada. She says it’s a more complicated story than most people realize.

Guest: Liny Lamberink - Reporter, AM980 CFPL

Starting off with a lovely Canadian story as we like to include Three Things. Granny Bea is 95 years old, from Coquitlam, and has given blood more than 200 times in the past 70 years.

We spoke a few weeks ago about technology and the future...and how far is too far...and for many...this is it. University of British Columbia professor Mariana Adshade has made headlines this week, for arguing that bringing robots into the bedroom could be the “best thing that ever happened to your marriage.”

Segwaying from that weird story to another feel good one to wrap up Three Things. We talk a lot about the people who finish first in races like the Boston Marathon...but the story about the woman who finished last, is even more inspiring.

Our next guest loves driving….but even she didn’t expect the chaos and challenges after she signed up for a rally race across the Saraha Desert in Morocco. How did a pair of Canadian sisters make out in a race across the biggest sand dunes in the world?

Guest: Lorraine Sommerfeld - Driving columnist for the National Post

As trial for Alexandre Bissonnette, the gunman who killed six men as they prayed in a Quebec city mosque in 2017 continues, we’re learning more about the killer who says he wanted to protect his family from terrorist attacks.

Guest: David Harris - Lawyer with decades of experience in national security and intelligence. Director of the international intelligence program at INSIGNIS Strategic Research.

Weekly check-in with Rob Breakenridge. This week: The racist teacher that STILL has a job!

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host, 770 CHQR