Air Canada’s systems came back online this afternoon after a nearly two-hour outage that affected airports across the country.

U.S. President Donald Trump appears to be backing down on the gun control measures he promoted in the wake of February's Florida school shooting.

Paralympian Brian McKeever has become Canada’s most decorated Winter Paralympic athlete with a gold medal in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

While many Canadians worry about what Donald Trump’s presidency might mean for our country in terms of trade, security or defence, Scott Gilmore writes that in some ways...Trump might actually be helping our country.

Guest: Scott Gilmore - Reporter, Maclean’s

Recapping the two dueling protests over the Kinder Morgan Pipeline this past weekend in BC, and what they mean for the future of the project.

Guest: Markham Hislop - Publisher of Energi News

The Barenaked Ladies will be reuniting with their original lead singer/co-founder, Steven Page, for a one-off performance at this years Juno Awards. This will be the first time Page has performed with the band since 2009.

A Halifax based taekwondo instructor has been suspended after he struck a 17 year old student with a cane at his martial arts school...but no charges have been laid, since the student and his parents consented to the punishment.

The New Hampshire Lottery Commission says it respects a judge's decision to let a woman who won a Powerball jackpot worth nearly $560 million keep her identity private.

Last week was “National Day of Unplugging” where smartphone users were encouraged to ditch the phones to fully be present in the moment. But could you do a COMPLETE detox? Completely unplugging from news, social media and mobile. Ernest Barbaric tried this for a week - how did it affect his life?

Guest: Ernest Barbaric - Digital Marketing Strategist, Educator & TEDx Speaker

“Three Things Coming Up On The West Block This Weekend” with guest host David Akin.

Guest: David Akin - Global News Chief Political Correspondent & Guest Host of The West Block

This weekend, motorists in Metro Vancouver are expected to see gas prices as high as $1.54 A LITER making Canada the (sad) winner for highest gas prices in North America. What’s caused this, where are we going from here, and will it ever end?

Guest: Dan McTeague - Senior Petroleum Analyst, Gasbudy.com

Guest: Kris Sims - BC Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation