Trev reviews “Justice League” & “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”.

This week, Blake Shelton was named People’s Sexiest Man Alive. And while that may be true for country fans...the majority of the online reaction to the story was confusion. He read mean tweets on Ellen. 

For our CHED listeners and anyone else who has visited the West Edmonton Mall...you’ll know how overwhelming and exciting your first time inside the mall is. Well Edmonton Eskimos player Jamill Smith experienced that for the first time this week...and says he had his mind blown when he “stumbled upon” the mall.

We all know it….but now science has proven it. Unconditional love from a fluffy, drooling canine is one key to a healthier life. A study of more than 3.4 million people revealed that having a  dog in the house is linked to living a longer life.

While religion is something that a lot of Canadians stray away from talking about, a poll from the Angus Reid Institute has found that almost half of us are open to religious communities having an influence on public life. But which religious communities? And how much of our public life do they believe it should affect?  

Weekly Tech Roundup - The countdown to Christmas is on! For the next few weeks leading up to the holidays Blaine will be bringing you his Christmas tech guide. Today: The hottest tech gifts for kids.

Charles Adler Tonight- Full Show - November 17, 2017

Chris' last show. 

“Hurricane Morneau” was entirely self-created.. but it’s the Finance Minister’s reaction to  the firestorm, and how he’s comporting himself that’s most troubling.

Charles and David Akin discuss the Toronto Star's piece on Bill Morneau and Canada’s new role in the world of peacekeeping. 

Starting tonight, Keith is going to be joining us a Thursday night regular!

Tonight: the spring session in Victoria is projected to be overwhelmingly to do with the upcoming marijuana legalization. They get into how effective/ineffective the new CBC National line up is working so far. There’s a big push by unions, energy experts and notable past NDP government appointees to convince the current BC government to complete Site C.

Since it's Thursday, Warren Kinsella joins us from out East.

This week: Hate groups in Toronto, mass shootings and terrorism in the United States and also why right now Prime MinisterTrudeau is making Charles happy.   

The large sticker says “F**k Trump and F**k you for voting for him”, and now the Texas couple who owns the truck on which the sticker is being displayed is getting in trouble with the law.

Roy Moore, the Alabama Senate candidate who is facing numerous allegations of sexual assault and misconduct held a bizarre press conference flanked by supporters and religious leaders. The press conference went from Moore’ supporters defending him - saying he was being targeted because he “has consistently fought against LGBT indoctrination”, to Moore sharing a bizarre story about hemorrhoids, and ended on this note when the floor was opened up to questions from the press.    

More and more young professionals are hitting what is how being called a “quarter-life crisis!!!”  According to a survey published by LinkedIn on Wednesday, 75 per cent of millennials aged 25 to 33 say they have experienced such a crisis, often because of their careers. A quarter-life crisis can cause a period of insecurity, doubt and anger, but a life crisis can hit at any age. Most often, a midlife crisis is associated with people in their late 40s and 50s, when middle-aged adults experience dissatisfaction in either their careers or personal life.