Vancouver’s renowned gelato master, James Coleridge of Bella Gelateria, recently competed in New York City at the Gelato World Tour Challengeand won the “Special Mention” Award for his gelato flavour: Coast to Coast. Coleridge was chosen as a finalist along with one other Canadian from Toronto and 12 other American competitors mostly from the New York area. He joined Charles adler Tonight.

Trap Tales is your guide to avoiding the Seven Traps in life and work that we all fall into, but often don’t realize it, and how to use the art of Trapology to get out of them.

Lots of politics in the news. For weeks there was all this hype about a the populist far right taking the voters by storm in France.

Geoff Currier host on CJOB in Winnipeg joins Charles to explain what happened to the Province of Winnipeg when the NDP last formed Government. 

The BC provincial election is tomorrow, Trudeau apparently got a call from the White House telling him to persuade Trump to stay part of NAFTA, and Obama warned Trump about hiring Mike Flynn. 

Overtime for police in Edmonton is costing about $400,000 per playoff hockey game, Jon Oliver revists the issue of net neutrality on his show, and the Winnipeg parking authroity has administered 280 tickets over the last seven days. 

Congressional hearings in the United States, Russian interference and the continuing saga surrounding Mike Flynn.

rial proceedings are now underway in Lethbridge for accused triple murderer Derek Saretzky.

Saretzky, 24, was in court in person wearing a blue prison jumpsuit. He was arraigned on Monday morning.

President Trump yet again finds himself in possible Pinocchio land, this time for suggesting that Andrew Jackson could have — or would have — averted the Civil War. This claim is more complicated than the size of the crowd at Trump’s inauguration, however. Trump has touched a controversy that has engaged historians and the public for more than a century.

A sudden high-risk of wildfires in Fort McMurray, the United States could be backing away from the Paris Agreement on climate change, and a man who helps foreign buyers avoid the 15% real estate tax in Vancouver.