The prince and princess of pot were arrested and their shops raided in a series of coordinated events over the last couple days. Jeremy Lye joins Charles to explain.

With Alberta Premier Rachel Notley in Houston this week for North America’s largest energy industry conference, and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau slated to join her, a new public opinion poll from the Angus Reid Institute finds Canadians largely supportive of renewed efforts to build the Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta to the U.S. Gulf Coast.

Andrew Scheer is on the campaign trail for the Leadership positiion of the CPC. He joins Charles to discuss his journey. 

Medical technology is advancing rapidly, and stem cells are a particularly promising field. But as we push these technological envelopes, we’re going to encounter tough moral dilemmas that we are not ready for. MAtt Gurney joins Charles to explain.

Wynn's Law passed second reading 154 to 128 in the House of Commons, a major road rage incident occurred in Edmonton and Kevin O'Leary actually spoke in Alberta. Ryan Jespersen breaks it all down with Charles.

I’m no Nostradamus. Neither was Nostradamus, come to think of it. But one doesn’t need to be to see how ethically icky, in the professional vernacular, the future of medicine is going to be.

Canada reports that Canada’s work force is just over 18 million people, which means that about 3.6 million working Canadians have or will experience some form of a mental health concern this year.

What are the top google searches by Canadians so far this week? Alexandra of google tells us.

Gordon Sinclair Award for Broadcast Journalism is presented to a Broadcast Journalist for an exceptional body of work in Canadian television journalism, or for significant contribution to the international profile of Canadian television journalism not necessarily in a single year.

Simcha Jacobovici was presented the award yesterday.

A road rage incident in Edmonton has left a woman with two broken arms.