What’s Trending in Canada?

Every Friday we review the top web stories of the week with Amy Judd. This week we talk about:
The social media reaction to Humboldt - #SticksoutforHumboldt and #JerseysforHumboldt
Organ donations on the rise after Canadians are inspired by Logan Boulet
A Californian traveling around North America talking to WWII veterans
And the cat that came back...14 years later

Guest: Amy Judd - Global BC Digital Producer

It’s Friday, so that means Trevor Dueck, resident film critic from The Daily Hive & Flix Anonymous is here with the latest from the silver screen.

It’s been a long week and it’s Friday. So we want to introduce you to the Yodeling Walmart Boy.

To our friends listening on CHED...we’re sorry. Edmonton has broken the all-time record for consecutive days under zero - today was the city’s 167th consecutive day with the temperature following below zero.

Separating signal from noise when it comes to a potential war in Syria.

Guest: Jackson Proskow - Washington Bureau Chief, Global News

Weekly check-in with Keith Baldrey. This week: All Kinder Morgan all the time!
Sunday meeting with Trudeau, Horgan and Notley.
Plus BC Enviro minister Heyman admitting NDP has known since day one in power that it had no legal ability to stop the pipeline.

How is this kerfuffle going to affect Canadians across the country?

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative Bureau Chief, Global BC

Emergency crews have shut down a few city blocks (including where our Global Winnipeg and CJOB broadcast out of) because of a suspected natural gas leak.

Guest: Tristin Field-Jones - News Anchor, CJOB

An update into the latest from Humboldt, where survivor Ryan Straschnitzki spoke out today. Speaking to discoverairdrie.com he talked about what happened during, and in the moments after the crash.

A Toronto restaurant manager is trying to offer customers a more inclusive dining experience by encouraging servers to use gender-neutral greetings so not only “ladies” and “gents” feel welcome, but “friends” across the gender spectrum.

Weekly check-in with Warren Kinsella. This week:
Why public tax dollars being spent on high priced lawyers
Communications in the Kinder Morgan kerfuffle
Gender neutrality in restaurants

Guest: Warren Kinsella - Toronto based lawyer, consultant, and author

The Screen Actors Guild is calling for an end to auditions in hotel rooms and private residences in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal. Reporter Oscar Wells Gabriel says the union has issued new conduct guidelines in an effort to curtail sexual harassment in the entertainment industry.

Well the Trudeau, Obama and Trump families might not have gotten their invite to the royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle...but 15 year old Lakefield Ontario student Faith Dickinson is.

And ending as we like to on a happy story about how a chance encounter between two women on a plane changed a lot of lives.