Another day, another Donald Trump said WHAT? Before we start this story we should warn you that you’re about to hear some language that some may find offensive...and yes it did come from the mouth of the United States President.

A bizarre story out of Vancouver, where a teacher has been suspended for putting a student in a headlock, causing the student to pass out. Here’s more from Global News reporter Emily Lazatin.

Edmonton is under an EXTREME cold warning which this morning led to 27 crashes in 4 hours on slick roads. Here’s more from Global’s Kent Morrison.

Weekly Check-in with Warren Kinsella. This week: Trudeau’s town halls, Trump’s tax cuts & the minimum wage battle in Ontario.

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

How Ryan got an apology from the Alberta NDP, the possible return of the flat tax in Alberta, new leadership for the Alberta Party, and the Edmonton promotional video that has everyone talking.

Guest: Ryan Jespersen - Host, 630 CHED

With about a month to go before the start of the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea, Canada has unveiled their men’s hockey team...

Yesterday, we had a brief conversation about how to actually respond to to sexual assault allegations, in light of this sort of apology from James Franco...

Well today we’ve found a somewhat good apology for harassment. And while we want to be clear, it’s never a good thing to be apologizing for sexually harassing someone, but if you've already messed up, there are some ways you can try to make amends with an apology.

The Ontario Chamber of Commerce, the province’s biggest business lobby group is asking the government for help with the $14 minimum wage. The minimum wage debate has created a huge debate across the province, from boycotts of Tim Hortons, to anger at the government.

Guest: Rocco Rossi - President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce

Apple is being asked by investors of their company to do more to fight iPhone addiction among kids, which research shows can lead to depression, lack of sleep, difficulty concentrating, and even suicide.

Guest: Michael Bociurkiw - Global Affairs Analyst & former spokesperson for UNICEF

While it’s pretty normal for most kids these days to have their own cell phones, it’s also increasingly normal for parents to be worried about what’s on these phones. So how can parents keep an eye on their children’s phone activities without seeming overbearing? And is it even a right for these children to have phones?

Guest: Ira Wells - Instructor, University of Toronto

Yesterday, we saw No Timmies Tuesday, and today labour organizations across Ontario rallied to protest the actions some Tim Horton's franchises have taken in response to an increase in the province's minimum wage.
Here’s more from Protest organizer Pam Frache (Frayk).

Guest: Tasha Kheiriddin - Host, AM 640

Weekly check-in with Geoff Currier. This week: Trudeau’s town halls, and the removal of Sir John A Macdonald’s name from a Kingston Pub.

Guest: Geoff Currier - Host, CJOB