In this episode, host Vijay Saini and co-host Vasu Kumar examine the unprecedented CBSA operation at an international student protest in Calgary, where border officers checked immigration documents and issued notices to individuals without valid status. The protest, involving over 1,000 students—many from India and Punjab—has been ongoing for nearly two weeks after mass rejections of Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) applications.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini examines the wildfire emergency in Summerland as the fast-moving Bald Range wildfire threatens homes, roads, and communities in British Columbia’s Okanagan region. Evacuation orders and alerts have been issued as emergency crews work to contain the blaze and protect residents.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini pays tribute to legendary Canadian broadcaster Lloyd Robertson, who has died at the age of 92. For more than six decades, Robertson informed and guided generations of Canadians, covering historic events including the fall of the Berlin Wall and the September 11 attacks during his 35 years as chief anchor of CTV National News. 

In this episode, host Vijay Saini and co-host Vasu Kumar examine whether Prime Minister Mark Carney faces any serious political challenger as Canada’s opposition struggles to find a strong leader. They break down party dynamics, polling trends, leadership strength, and the economic issues shaping voter sentiment ahead of the next federal election. It’s a timely look at whether the opposition can unite behind a credible alternative or whether Carney’s political momentum remains unchallenged.

In this episode, host Vijay Saini unpacks the unusual story of a Donald Trump portrait created using horse manure that reportedly sold for $1,800 at a British Columbia art show. The discussion explores whether the piece is sharp political satire, provocative contemporary art, or a clever publicity stunt, and why such controversial works capture global attention. Listeners will hear about the artist’s inspiration, the public reaction, and the wider debate over free expression, the role of art in politics, and how media amplifies provocative creations in today’s digital landscape.