With Remembrance Day just passed it is important to draw attention not just to those who lost their lives but those who had their lives forever altered.  Those who came home with memories that they couldn’t escape.  Matt Gurney, host on AM 640 wrote a deeply personal essay “The Cost of War Is Not Just Measured In Deaths and Dollars” exploring his family history.

Highlighting the valor and honour of Charlie Martin in World War II.

A new survey suggests that millennials are leading a gradual resurgence of interest when it comes to attending Remembrance Day ceremonies. The Historica Canada poll found that while 29 per cent of overall respondents plan to attend a ceremony to honour fallen soldiers on November 11th, the number between ages 18 and 34 planning to go was up at 37 per cent.

This week: Catherine McKenna, Canada’s environmental targets, Vassy’s conversation with Jason Kenney, and the response from the Liberals over the Paradise Papers.

Anyone planning to purchase legal marijuana next year better be prepared to pay the taxman as well, to the tune of at least $1 for every gram — plus GST. The 50-50 tax revenue split idea has already rankled some premiers who say their governments have to do the bulk of the heavy lifting on legalization, including policing, distributing and regulating the sale of marijuana.

Dozens and dozens of women have been coming forward in the past few weeks and months with stories of sexual harassment - and it’s not only actresses. Yesterday, CNN’s Alisyn Camerota shared this story of being sexually harassed by a journalist.

And keeping with the same theme of sexual assault stories - yesterday we told you about the allegation of misconduct levied against comedian Louie CK. Well today he addressed those allegations with a ‘sort of’ apology.

Two military mothers who lost their sons to suicide are sharing their painful stories in an effort to get more people talking about mental health — and get soldiers better access to help.

Charles shares the story if Charlie Martin’s bravery in full length.

And we want to end this Remembrance Day themed Three Things with the story of Stu Vallieres. A WWII veteran and former prisoner war who is turning 95 on Remembrance Day.

This week: Murder on the Orient Express, and a Netflix series you should definitely be watching on Remembrance Day.

Every Friday we check in with Amy Judd, Digital Producer at Global BC to take a look at what’s been trending online this week. Remembrance Day-related searches scores high,, also- the proposed 'more vacation time for non-smokers' policy that's been implementedby a company in Japan.  

Recapping this week in the House of Commons - Her interaction with Catherine McKenna, the carbon tax, Bill Morneau and more!  

Guest: Denise Batters - Saskatchewan Conservative Senator