Serenity’s mother hadn’t actually looked at them.

She took the pictures of her dying four-year-old daughter with her cellphone camera. Later, the phone broke. For two years, she carried that broken phone wherever she moved. She ended up in another province, far from Alberta, where she kept the phone in a drawer.

Last week, she said, she took the phone to a repair place to see if they could retrieve the photographs.

She wasn’t prepared for what she saw.

The Federal budget came out this week... Lots of money for all the provinces, but over a 10 year period. So don't expect all of it.

The child is 10 years old and so is the fight in court. Scott Taylor explains this long drawn out case.

Andrew Potter has resigned as director of McGill University’s Institute for the Study of Canada, two days after writing a controversial Maclean’s column that infuriated many Quebecers and triggered a heated debate over academic freedom.

The FBI has information that indicates that members of Donald Trump's camp may have colluded with suspected Russian operatives to release information that could damage Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Geoff Currier joins us to talk about the federal budget's impact on Manitobans, as well how the Winnipeg Jets are doing.

Jeremy Lye checks in to go over what British Columbians should expect to see from the federal budget.

Professor Alain Sanders joins us to discuss the House of Representatives scheduled vote on the repeal/replacement of Obamacare.

Google trends expert Alex Hunnings joins the show to discuss what's been trending over the past week. 

Sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea, have already been tied to increased risk of high blood pressure, diabetes and heart attacks.

Dr. Boulos wanted to know if this extended into restless legs syndrome (RLS) and periodic limb movements. With RLS, the disorder is marked by an overwhelming urge to move your legs. It’s most severe in the evening and during nighttime hours.

With periodic limb movements (PLM), patients flick their feet, extend their hips, and bend ankles and toes back and forth repeatedly.