Kinder Morgan continued - Why “corporate welfare won’t resolve the Kinder Morgan dispute.”

Guest: Mark Milke - Columnist, The Globe and Mail

Latest Humboldt updates:

- Athletic trainer Dayna Brons passed away today as a result of injuries suffered in the    crash

- The owner of the truck company involved in the crash spoke out today

- What are the next steps in the investigation?

- Today Katelyn focused on the businesses and communities across Canada coming       together to help Humboldt - A flower shop in Saskatchewan, a local funeral home         offering help, and jersey day happening tomorrow at schools across the country

Guest: Katelyn Wilson - Reporter, Global Regina

Weekly check-in with Geoff Currier. This week:
The Winnipeg Jets are in the Stanley cup playoffs! How’s the city feeling?
A panhandler in Winnipeg has been charged after police say he destroyed a woman’s windshield with a squeegee over the weekend. What can we do about aggressive panhandlers?

Guest: Geoff Currier - Host CJOB

Bruce McArthur has been charged with a SEVENTH count of first degree murder as the police investigation into the former landscaper is expanding significantly.

“Get ready Russia!” That’s what the US President tweeted out today, shooting back on Twitter after Russian warned the US against a military strike in Syria.

And ending on another story from Humboldt, the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League will carry on and finish the 2017-2018 season after the Broncos bus crash.

After meeting today with Finance MInister Bill Morneau, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says the federal government has convinced her that “something specific” will be announced in the near future to try to break the impasse over the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion.

Guest: Andrew Wilkinson - Opposition Leader, BC Liberal Party

Today is World Parkinson’s Day. In acknowledgment, Larry Gifford, the program director of CKNW in Vancouver, has something he wants to reveal to you for the very first time.

Guest: Larry Gifford - Program director, CKNW

For the first time ever, Team Canada could miss the FIL World Lacrosse Championship due to a longstanding dispute between the national players and the Canadian Lacrosse Association. Players are asking for more financial support and better insurance and say they may risk not defending their 2014 world title if changes aren’t made.

A group of homeowners living along Trudeau airport flight path from Dorval to Ahuntsic in Quebec could qualify for compensation due to damages caused by aircraft noise pollution.