Lisa Kirbie comes on to explain why she was denied disability coverage after getting treatment for her anxiety. Later, we bring on political strategist Warren Kinsella to discuss the other side of the CTV reporter firing debate. And finally, David Pugliese tells us about two Canadian naval officers relieved of duty mere months before a major mission. But first, some Canadian common sense.

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Daily memo: New study says the pricier the car, the worse the driver!

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Senior fellow at the University of Ottawa Alan Freeman comes on to explain why bashing prime minister Trudeau won't help the Conservatives win ANY elections. Later, we bring on travel expert Claire Newell to find out how the coronavirus may impact your travel plans. Finally, we speak to an oil patch worker on how he rescued some kittens with coffee! 

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Daily memo: How could anyone ever be cruel to animals?

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It's Bell Let's talk day, so we bring on radio show Greg Mackling, to talk mental health! Later, Amira El-gha-waby joins us on the three year anniversary of the Quebec mosque attack. And lastly, Michael Taube comes on to talk about a CBC contributor that's come under fire. But first, some Canadian common sense on the importance of discussing mental health.

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Daily memo: Thank you, Stephen Colbert...

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As the Conservative leadership race heats up, a question arises: Should it be mandatory that our leaders be fully bilingual? We chat with political commentator Anthony Koch as well as political columnist Stephen Maher on this issue. And later, we have a moving conversation with UBC law professor Ben Perrin on whether opioid addiction should be demonized or be treated with compassion.

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Daily memo: Remember the name Ben Perrin!

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A helicopter crash over the weekend claimed the lives of 9 people, including that of NBA legend Kobe Bryant, and his 13-year old daughter, Gianna - or Gigi. We speak to A Martinez, host of Take Two on 89.3 KPCC in Los Angeles about the life and career of the Black Mamba. We touch on the possible source of the Wuhan Coronavirus with Holly Doan, an investigative journalist with Blacklock's Reporter in Ottawa. Animal rights lawyer Rebeka Breder joins us to weigh in on the wildlife trade in China - should it be outlawed? Finally, today marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz and so we reach Bernie Farber, Chair of the anti-hate network to talk about the significance of this anniversary.

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