Weekly Tech Roundup:
New iMac Pro from Apple comes with a hefty price tag
Updates to Waze navigation app just in time for holiday driving
Video game gift guide

Guest: Blaine Kyllo - Tech Expert at Solo Corps

What’s Trending in Canada? This week:
#IStandWithKeaton
Sandy Hook Anniversary
Salma Hayek’s Harvey Weinstein op-ed
A Happy ending to the Winnipeg Blue Bunny story

Guest: Amy Judd - Global BC Digital Producer

At the Movies with Trevor Dueck. This week:
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
The Shape of Water

Guest: Trevor Dueck - Movie Critic - The Daily Hive & Flix Anonymous

This morning, RE/MAX’s 2018 Housing Market Outlook Report was released, summarizing 2017 national prices and sales activity...and offering a look at how much we will be paying to buy homes across the country in 2018.

Guest: Elton Ash - Regional Executive Vice President of RE/MAX Western Canada

It’s been an interesting shake up of a week in American politics - The Alabama senate vote, Omarosa’s firing/removal/exit from the White House, Trump’s approval rating reaching a historic low and much much more. How does this affect the USA and politics around the world?

Guest: Brian Kennedy - President of Can Am Consulting Group, former White House correspondent

Four people have died after a Hydro One helicopter crash in Eastern Ontario. Here’s Global’s Abigail Bimman with a report from the scene.

Today marks 5 years since the Sandy Hook school shooting, the horrific tragedy that saw 20 children all around the age of 6, and 6 adults killed in one of the worst shootings in American history. Today, Global News reporter Robin Stickley joined the Steele & Drex Show on CKNW Radio to talk about what it was like covering the story, and how it affected the town.

And in case you haven’t heard...a small movie called "Star Wars" is coming out tomorrow.

Today, the US’s Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal Obama-era net neutrality rules that guaranteed equal access to the internet. What the heck does that mean, and why should Canadians care?

Guest: Katy Andersen - Digital Rights Specialist, Open Media

A new private members bill that passed a second reading in the House of Commons this week looks to ban the marketing of junk food to children. The legislation would focus at children under the age of 13...and would outlaw things like “Happy Meals” at McDonalds. Is the government going too far in the battle against child obesity?

Guest: Kris Simms - BC Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

It was a poetic day in the House of Commons, as MPs traded barbs...in the form of holiday poems.

When you enjoy a glass of wine...do you feel like you’re drinking more than you used to? Turns out you actually might be...because wine glass sizes have doubled since the 1990’s!

And ending our Three Things with a great story about a woman who turned down what could have been a bureaucratic role at the Canadian High Commission in London into a labour of love...helping Canadian travellers in trouble. Here’s Global National Dawna Friesen with more.