US News has released their annual list of the best countries in the world. The countries were ranked based on Adventure, Citizenship, Cultural Influence, Entrepreneurship, Heritage, Movers, Open for Business, Power and Quality of Life. Switzerland topped the list while Canada was second and Germany rounded out the top three.

The Academy Awards were announced this morning. Guillermo del Toro’s lavish fantasy The Shape of Water leads with 13 nominations, followed by Dunkirk with eight and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri with seven. The Shape of Water’s total puts it just one nomination shy of the all-time record, shared by All About Eve, Titanic, and La La Land with 14 nominations each.

A Surrey, B.C. Security guard caught a Domino's delivery man getting hungry before he got to the customer's door. Harry Sethi, owner of Eureka Security and Concierge Services saw the Domino's employee eating the toppings off of a customer's pizza in the elevator up to their apartment- and it's all caught on tape.

2018 will be the “year of radical creativity” according to Nikolas Badminton, who is out with his yearly look at what discoveries and technologies we should be seeing over the next 356 days.

Guest: Nicolas Badminton - Futurist

Last week, we spoke to Scott Taylor about NFL players reinforcing the call to keep kids younger than 14 away from tackle football, and this week even more players are speaking out about the correlation between head injuries in football players, and turf fields.

Guest: Arthur Caplan - Head of the Division of Medical Ethics at NYU School of Medicine

On Friday, we told you about the Kevin Donovan report into the deaths of Barry and Honey Sherman. According to experts hired by the family to look into the case, the couple may have been murdered, disputing the police theory that the deaths were a murder suicide.

Guest: Kevin Donovan - Investigative Reporter, The Toronto Star

Weekly check-in with Ryan Jespersen. This week: The Edmonton Oilers have a new coach, the Corus Radiothon, and why people have issues with loud hosts.

Guest: Ryan Jespersen - Host, 630 CHED

The man who was the locomotive engineer on the Lac-Mégantic train has broken his silence. Tom Harding spoke for the first time today, and said he is deeply sorry for his part in the tragedy.

As we mentioned off the top of the show, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is heading to Davos, Switzerland, to take part in the World Economic Forum.

And speaking of NAFTA, as the final round of NAFTA negotiations are set to begin in Montreal this week, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders remains optimistic that a deal could be reached.

Tonight, a Michigan man was arrested after threatening to travel to Atlanta, to kill CNN employees, for spreading “fake news.” He called the station 22 times around a week ago telling the operator, “fake news...I’m coming to gun you all down. I have more guns than you, more manpower. Your cast is about to get gunned down in a matter of hours.” How is Donald Trump’s presidency affecting this era of “fake news” and now death threats about those who apparently spread it? And what can we do to stop the spread of false information?

Guest: Gleb Tsipursky - Author of “The Truth Seeker’s Handbook”, assistant professor at Ohio State University, and co-founder of the Pro-Truth Pledge

William H Macy is being criticized after his comments at the SAG awards. While speaking to the media about his win for his work in the TV show Shameless, he told reporters that “it’s hard to be a man these days.”

Neil Diamond announcing moments before the show started that he is retiring from touring after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s. The almost 77 (his birthday is on January 24th) year old singer is currently on the third leg of his 50th anniversary tour - his Australia and New Zealand shows will now be canceled.

Amazon’s first automated grocery store opened to the public today. The store has no cashiers to check you out and promises “no lines” either.

As we mentioned off the top of our show in our Canadian common sense, many Canadians are pretty angered with Justin Trudeau’s recent political moves including his ethic concerns and the summer job grant checklist businesses now need to apply with. One of those Canadians the government has angered? Theo Fleury.

Guest: Theo Fleury - Retired hockey player, gold medalist, Stanley Cup champ