It’s a twitter thread that you may have seen as it’s gone somewhat viral in the last few days - “Want to freak yourself out? I’m going to show just how much of your information the likes of Facebook and Google store about you without you even realising it” starts off Dylan Curran. So just how freaked out should we be?

Guest: Dylan Curran - Technical consultant & web developer in Ireland

Weekly check-in with Geoff Currier. This week: When marijuana is legalized, will you buy pot from the government, or from your local dealer?

Guest: Geoff Currier - Host, CJOB

Alberta’s Premier, Rachel Notley, says the decision by the Metro Vancouver suburb of Burnaby to go to the Supreme Court over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is nothing more than “showboating”.

Another White House firing this evening and the news once again being delivered by Donald Trump's Twitter account.

We talked about it during Canadian Common Sense off the top of the show, but the Conservative Party today confronted Justin Trudeau, hoping he would force Bill Morneau to apologize for this comment he made on Monday towards Lisa Raitt.

Weekly check-in with Warren Kinsella (surprise on a Wednesday this week instead of Thursday). Topics: Name calling in the House of Commons, Kathleen Wynne’s future in Ontario and is Jagmeet Singh out of the woods?

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

As Major League Baseball clubs prepare for a new season, a former employee of the Chicago White Sox is also getting a fresh start - after he spent 23 years in jail for a crime he didn't commit.

A new survey of 3,000 Americans found 30% would like a so-called "Sleep Divorce" from their partner - in other words, they'd love to be able to have a bed of their own in the evening.

Yesterday a new bylaw was proposed in Kelowna that would makes it a ticketable offence to give away money to panhandlers on medians at intersections, and recyclable items to people within 500 meters of a recycling depot. Both of these offences would carry a price tag of $250.

As Scott Gilmore writes, while America and Russia deal quite publically with issues like leadership, nerve agent attacks ect...world history has shifted, and Beijing has quietly taken a reign on the world economy.

Guest: Scott Gilmore - Reporter, Maclean’s