Weekly Check-in with Warren Kinsella. This week: Kathleen Wynne, the Ontario election, how Canada is dealing with the oil and gas industry and more.

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

Claiming the situation has reached a “crisis point” US President Donald Trump has deployed the National Guard to the US-Mexico border.

It’s been a month since the nerve agent attack against an ex Russian spy and his daughter, and while Yulia Skipal seems to be recovering and talking, Scotland Yard says her father Sergei remains in critical condition.

Franchisee dissatisfaction with Tim Hortons’ management and hefty cost-cutting measures appear to be hurting the coffee giant’s reputation among Canadians, according to a new survey.

Weekly check-in with Keith Baldrey. This week: How the Canada Day 150 show bombed in Ottawa and why “media busses” may be a thing of the past.

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative Bureau Chief, Global BC

Manitoba NDP MLA Nahanni Fontaine has put forward a private members bill in that province, amending a Workplace Health and Safety act so employers couldn’t require female employees to wear heels as part of their dress code.

A reporter for CBS Pittsburgh had a hilarious run in with a police officer while she was streaming on Facebook Live. Mechan Schiller was reporting on a landslide in East Pittsburg when her video was interrupted by a police officer.

“Being a girl on social media is like having a high-pressure, full time (unpaid) job” writes Sarah Boesveld, in a wild look at how teenagers are juggling, school, life and building their “personal brand.”

Between spam accounts, measuring the amount of “likes” they get in a certain time period, and snapchat streaks...how do they do it all?

Guest: Sarah Boesveld - Senior Writer, Chatelaine

It’s been over 13 months since President Donald Trump’s last press conference; and he’s become a master in the art of avoiding tough questions.

Guest: Jackson Proskow - Washington Bureau Chief, Global News