In 1984, Cliff and Wilma Derksen's daughter was abducted and left to die in the Winnipeg winter cold. With no idea of her killer's identity, they made a controversial choice: to forgive. Now, Jana G. Pruden writes, a suspect in the case awaits his verdict – and the couple reflects on the decision they made.

Air Canada, North Korea and Turkey

Steve Stephens, the Cleveland man suspected of killing an elderly man at random and then broadcasting it on Facebook Live on Easter Sunday, has been on the run from police in a multi-state manhunt for nearly a day with no confirmed sightings. Dr.Caplan joins Charles to discuss the ethics of facebook.

Boston Marathon

Trumps Taxes 

Sean Spicer (hi Larious)

There has been a mystery surrounding the NHL for 100 years... Prof Boswell has the answer and joins Charles to explain.

So there are house parties everywhere on Friday and Saturday Sunday nights of a long weekend, and police round up hundreds of young people and many mothers and dads busting the young for violating  the marijuana laws, smoking under the age of 18

New legislation will see pot become legal and regulated by Provincal Governments. Vassy and Charles discuss the law surrounding the change.

At the Movies tonight, The Fate of the Furious, Their Finest and Black Code. Plus VOD Lion and Toni Erdmann.

What's happening in technology right now? Blaine Kyllo talks 

With the USA launching attacks on Syria and Afghanistan in the past few weeks, is North Korea next? And is the US ready to take them on?

GUEST: Matt Gurney, Host at AM640 and Glboal News