Our weekly check in with Warren Kinsella: this week- The problem with polling, the clock is ticking on Morneau’s role as Finance Minister, and more on Warren’s new book!   

Trevor is sick tonight, so we have Steve Stebbing stepping up to the plate to take his place!

 Tonight we talk Halloween films - The latest Saw movie is out (Jigsaw), and Stranger Things is back on Netflix!

Tech Roundup. This week:

The first leader of the Alberta UCP will be declared tomorrow - but concerns are being raised about the voting process by two of the candidates vying for the party’s top spot.

In a massive data dump last night, the national archives began the final release of thousands of documents about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. But - questions still remain.

If you were trying to get anywhere in Winnipeg last night or this morning, we hope you got there safely. Winter is coming- what can you expect the conditions to be where you live?

Guest: Amy Judd - Global BC Digital Producer

Charles Adler Tonight- Full Show - October 27, 2017

With marijuana legalization coming in less than a year, educations are public health officials are worrying about how to get through to their students. While young Canadians are among some of the heaviest pot users in the world, teachers say their students are looking for real information and evidence so they can make educated decisions surrounding marijuana use. However, that’s a gap that has yet to be filled in the school system.

“I get tired of hearing about how great the middle class is doing when the price of everything is going up.” 

We’re going to stay ‘middle-class’ in this conversation.

How often are you making the trip south of the border to fill up on gas, and buy groceries? CKNW Reporter Janet Brown yesterday realized just how much cheaper running errands in the USA is, but is it worth it?

Today, voting begins as members of the United Conservative Party work toward electing a party leader they think will best defeat Rachel Notley in the upcoming provincial election. We’ll know by the end of the weekend if Brian Jean, Doug Schweitzer or Jason Kenny will be the leader of Alberta’s newest political party.