Weekly Check-in with Geoff Currier. This week: With yesterday’s NANOS report showing support for Trudeau’s government slipping, is the Prime MInister vulnerable? And speaking of our Prime Minister, why doesn’t he tolerate opposing viewpoints?

Guest: Geoff Currier - Host, CJOB

Weekly check-in with Rob Breakenridge. This week: The OC are visiting Calgary as potential site for winter games 2026, a terrible attack on a Toronto child… was a hoax, and with so many people angry at Tim Hortons is boycotting an effective strategy when you disagree with a company’s behaviour.

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host, 770

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, under intense questioning from Democratic senators, said today she did not hear President Donald Trump use a vulgarity to describe African countries at a White House meeting last week.

One of South Africa’s largest cities, Cape Town, could be the world’s first major municipality to run out of water due to an unprecedented drought.

The lone surviving victim from Saturday night's shooting in Vancouver is thankful after a bullet came inches from ending his life.

With school psychologists being stretched thin in Calgary as they try to help students dealing with mental health issues, we talk to associate professor at the University of Calgary’s Department of Psychology Kelly Schwartz about the increase of students seeking help; why we are seeing this increase, what do school psychologists need to help more students, and if this situation is only unique to Calgary – are other Canadian cities dealing with students facing mental illness in a better way? Or is there a national strategy we could possibly implement?

Guest: Kelly Dean Schwartz - Associate Professor in the Werklund School of Education’s School and Applied Child Psychology program at the University of Calgary

Support for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government continues to slip as it enters the third year. This is according to a new Nanos survey. Canadians who described the federal government’s performance as either “poor” or “very poor” has climbed to 39 per cent from 33 per cent last year, and 23 per cent the year before that. What does this mean for the Liberals and is it an opportunity for The Federal Conservatives?

Guest: Nik Nanos - Chair Nanos Research, Speaker, Author

Jagmeet Singh, 38, proposed to girlfriend Gurkiran Kaur, 27, at a private party just blocks away from the Ontario legislature.

Most of us know the over-consumption of energy drinks can be bad for us but one study suggests that is even more true for young people.

TransLink in Vancouver is getting creative to deal with its pigeon problem, by using…falcons.

The Calgary Fire Department has had to cut about 2% of its annual budget this year - their chief is threatening service cuts. How can we have a conversation about spending in "sacred" departments like Police and Fire and Paramedics. Should any departments be immune to budget cuts when all departments can be guilty of irresponsible spending? Is it fair to threaten service cuts when we talk about life or death services... because there are other options… what about looking at wages?

Guest: Colin Craig - Canadian Taxpayer Federation, Interim Alberta director

Details surrounding the death of Cranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan are still in short supply, but her contributions to the music industry will be remembered. In a 90’s world of grunge and britt pop, The Cranberries were something different.

Guest: Alan Cross - Host of Ongoing History of New Music