A look at yesterday’s Super Bowl - The winners, the losers, the commercials and the celebratory riots in Philadelphia.

Guest: Scott Taylor - Editor, Game on Magazine

As the ridesharing debate continues to be had across the country, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation has yet another reason for ridesharing to be legalized in provinces it is not yet already. The addition of ridesharing, they say, would reduce congestion on the roads!

Canadian towns ride sharing is legal in: Edmonton, Calgary, Ottawa, Red Deer, Toronto, Hamilton, and Winnipeg to name a few.

Guest: Kris Sims - BC Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation

During the 2015 election campaign, Stephen Harper’s top aides exchanged tense emails about sexual assault allegations against MP Rick Dykstra, documents obtained by Maclean’s reveal.

U.S. President Trump has declassified a controversial Republican memo alleging surveillance abuses by the FBI. As Jackson Proskow reports, it may be part of a wider move to discredit the Russia investigation.

And another shakeup in politics today, this time though...it has nothing to do with sexual assault allegations or the Me Too campaign.

Previewing the West Block with Vassy Kapelos. This week: Jim Carr on pipeline battle, Bruce Heyman former ambassador on NAFTA and JT trip next week, Turkish ambassador to Canada on the offensive in northern Syria

Guest: Vassy Kapelos - Reporter, Global National & Host of the West Block

We’ve spoken about Justin Trudeau’s BC town hall today, but yesterday the Prime Minister was in Edmonton, where he was faced, back to back, to veterans upset with what they called a “lackluster” effort from the government to restore lifelong pensions.

Guest: John Brassard - Former Veterans Critic, MP Barrie & Deputy Opposition Whip

Toronto police are continuing to examine and seize planters maintained by alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur at locations across the city, including in the Church-Wellesley Village and Danforth neighbourhoods. McArthur was arrested and charged with the first-degree murder of Selim Esen and Andrew Kinsman on Jan. 18 following a months-long probe into missing persons cases. On Monday, officers said McArthur was charged with three more counts of first-degree murder in connection with the deaths of Majeed Kayhan, Dean Lisowick and Soroush Mahmudi. Police said Wednesday that officers are still going through dozens of tips received from local residents and from people across the world.

Guest: Jooyong Lee - University of Toronto associate professor of sociology. Specializes in serial killers

Weekly Tech Roundup - This week: PyeongChang to show off 5G mobile network, EA Sports predicts the winner of SuperBowl LII & Lego turns 60!

Guest: Blaine Kyllo - Tech Expert at Solo Corps

Looking for something to do this weekend? Our resident movie critic Trevor Dueck is here to bring us one thing to watch, that you cannot miss.

Will we see an early spring? Or should we buckle in for a few more weeks of cold? Today, groundhogs across the country predicted our fate...

And first it was the penny...could the nickel be next? A Desjardins economist says it’s only a matter of time before Canada’s nickel goes the way of the penny. Senior economist Hendrix Vachon says that the five-cent piece will seem increasingly less useful because of its low purchasing power and the costs to maintain it.

Every Friday we review the top web stories of the week with Amy Judd. This week we talk about: Cape Town’s water crisis, The father who lunged at Larry Nassar, The Support Peacock & the doctor who shared dying children’s wishes on Twitter.

Guest: Amy Judd - Global BC Digital Producer