First lady and mother to a president, Barbara Bush passed away today after a battle with lung disease. She was a beloved figure in Republican politics who wasn’t afraid to say what was on her mind.

It was the worst nightmare for anyone who’s afraid of flying. One of the engines on a Southwest Airlines flight to Dallas blew out today while in mid-flight. Shrapnel broke a window, sucking a passenger halfway through the window until other passengers were able to pull her back inside.

Returning to Canada, where a celebration of life for four Humboldt Broncos players was held today. Jaxon Joseph, Locan Hunter, Parker Tobin and Stephen Wack were remembered at a ceremony at Rogers Place.

As we move towards more automation and robots in our future, Elon Musk, has admitted too many robots can be a bad thing! The billionaire co-founder and CEO of Tesla, said the electric carmaker’s over-reliance on automation is partly to blame for the delays that have plagued the production of its Model 3 sedan.

Guest: Nikolas Badminton - Futurist

If drugs aren’t the core problem in the overdose crisis, how can we create a supportive community for drug users to recover?

Guest: Lindsey Richardson - Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of British Columbia and Research Scientist with the BC Centre on Substance Use

We’ve spoken so much on this show about people calling 911 for the wrong reasons, but the public doesn’t seem to get it!

Well it’s 2018, and it seems like everyone has a social media account...even BABIES. Yes celebrity Khloe Kardashian, who recently gave birth to a daughter named True...has already made an Instagram account for the newborn.

Starbucks announced today it will close more than 8-thousand of it’s US stories on May 29th, to give their employees an education on “racial bias” as it attempts to recover from news two black men were arrested by police while waiting for a friend at a Philadelphia Starbucks.

Checking in with Ryan Jespersen. This week: The fallout as the Kinder Morgan pipeline battle continues.
Is Notley being strong enough with the legislation she introduced today?
If the taps do get turned off...who’s fault is it - BC’s or Alberta’s?

Guest: Ryan Jespersen - Host, CHED Edmonton

A GoFundMe page that was started after the fatal crash involving the Humboldt Broncos will stay open until Wednesday night. So far, it's raised over 12-million dollars. Broncos president Kevin Garinger says the team is forming an advisory committee to recommend how the funds get handed out.

It may “officially” be spring, but across Canada spring snow and ice storms are leaving thousands scratching their heads, and shoveling their sidewalks….and it’s April.

A mother in Port Alberni is defending the drastic action she took to protect her teenage daughter, confronting a man she accuses of being an alleged child predator, hog tieing him, and streaming the entire ordeal on Facebook live.

Daniel Jean, the prime minister's national security adviser appeared today before the House of Commons public safety and national security committee to explain his role in a controversy which has plagued Justin Trudeau's government for weeks...the Jaspal Atwal affair.

Guest: Abigail Bimman - Global National Ottawa correspondent

After a video went viral last week of two black men being arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks, the coffee chain’s CEO has arrived to that city, ready to perform major damage control.

Comedian, magician and actor Harry Anderson of “Night Court” passed away today at his home in Asheville, North Carolina.

While unveiling key planks of his platform, Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford says he would eliminate provincial income tax for anyone earning minimum wage (or less) if elected this June.