We begin with Abbotsford member of parliament Ed Fast. He gives us his thoughts on Andrew Scheers long-awaited climate plan. Transgender veteran Charlotte Clymer joins us to share her reaction to Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez's comments on concentration camps. Finally, science guy Jason Tetro comes on to discuss the science behind Lyme disease.

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Daily memo: Dear Andrew Scheer, show us the plan!

Wait, There’s More is a daily Global News podcast released every afternoon just in time for your commute home. On this episode, protests have erupted in Hong Kong as tens of thousands of people speak out against legislation that would allow the territory’s citizens to be extradited to Mainland China. Demonstrators tried to storm government buildings and police responded with tear gas and rubber bullets.

Host Tamara Khandaker explores Hong Kong’s precarious relationship with China since the end of British governance in 1997 and what the implications of such a major change will mean for the safety of its citizens with the help of Crystal Yeung, a Canadian human rights lawyer living in Hong Kong; Grace Yeung, a Hong Kong resident, who has taken to the streets to protest; and BBC journalist Vincent Ni.

The Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion has been given the green light once again. Our gas buddy Dan McTeague joins us to give us the details. Later Dan Woynillowicz comes on to tell us what's in store for Canada’s clean energy projects. Finally, Walid Hezaji explains to us why Canada’s fear of foreign competition is leaving a high cost for consumers.

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Daily memo: Quebec protecting their "culture"

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Bruce Arthur joins us to discuss the piece he wrote after the shooting in Toronto, highlighting the way the city pulled together. Later we have Keith Baldrey on to talk about the possibility of Trans Mountain being approved as early as TOMORROW. Finally, Ann Cavoukian tells us how hackers are holding public data for ransom!

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Daily memo: The Raptors aren't the only champions

We hear from South China Morning Post correspondent Ian Young on the Hong Kong protests taking place across Canada. Later, Liberal senator Paula Simons joins us to explain why she's pushing back against bill C-48. Finally, Dr Fidel Vidal-Rogriguez of the University of British Columbia comes on to warn us of the repercussions of antidepressant shortages.

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Daily memo: Antidepressant shortages in Canada

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It's official! the Toronto Raptors have won the NBA championship! We talk to former Olympic basketball player Howard Kelsey for an immediate post-game analysis. We're then joined by Lee Genier of the Canadian Elite Basketball League on how this win for the Raptors will influence Canada's relationship with basketball.

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