Walmart rolled out a new technology that allows customers to scan and tally up their items while shopping, saving them time at checkout. 

Are self-scanners are taking over?- This question generated a lot of coversation. Sunil Johal, policy director at The Mowat Centre at the University of Toronto, joined the program to start things off. Then the phone lines were opened to hear what you had to say. 

If you've ever looked at social media and found yourself overwhelmed by all of the negativity around the world, you're not alone. This is called: disaster fatigue. Dr. Mary McNaughton-Cassill, psychology professor at the University of Texas, explains. 

Four new councillors, an incumbent mayor and 10 incumbent councillors were sworn in today. Jeff Davison was one of the four new councillors sworn in.

There is something stealing teens’ sleep... but there's a simple solution to fix this. Jean Twenge, author of iGen: Why Today's Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy--and Completely Unprepared for Adulthood, explains. 

Nothing but laughs here.... Shaun Majumder will be headlining this years Gala evening at the YYComedy Festival.

How do these safe consumption sites work? What happens in there? We hear from a Vancouver based company that is already fully operating. Miranda Compton, Regional Director of Prevention at Vancouver Coastal Health, answers some questions. 

News Talk 770 brand director John Vos has the details on the renewed partnership with the Calgary Stampeders. 

Mike Le Couteur, Parliamentary Correspondent for Global National, has the full update on Bill Morneau.

Angela is joined by Melissa From, JA President and CEO, to start the conversation about financial literacy for kids. What is the role schools should be playing when comes to financial literacy?

Jarrod Wheeldon helps us  reflect and remember the incredible legacy of Canadian legend, Gord Downie.