Democrat Joe Biden defeated President Donald Trump to become the 46th president of the United States on Saturday. We hear from Canadians about what the election results mean to them.

CBC News correspondents Susan Ormiston and Paul Hunter, who have been covering the U.S. presidential election from Delaware and Washington, D.C., respectively, take listeners' calls.

Polls have Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the lead for the Nov. 3 election, but after 2016, do you trust the polls — or are we in for another surprise?

While you may not be able to cast a ballot for the U.S. president next week, we want to hear from you about the U.S. election.

Former U.S. ambassador to Canada Bruce Heyman takes your calls and questions about what's at stake for Canada in the U.S. election.

Public health officials are advising that kids avoid trick or treating this Halloween in Toronto, Ottawa and parts of New Brunswick. With the annual tradition off the table, parents should find other ways to celebrate the haunting holiday, they say.

Our question this week: Is it safe to trick or treat? How are you celebrating Halloween this year?

MSNBC journalist Ali Velshi takes listeners' calls on the U.S. election and more.

Amid allegations that she berated, belittled and humiliated Rideau Hall staff, Gov. Gen. Julie Payette has come under fire for her behaviour while Canada's representative for the Queen. Those reports have led to an unprecedented third-party investigation and over $100,000 spent by the federal government in legal fees. Our question this week: Is it time to reconsider whether Canada needs a Governor General?

Sen. Murray Sinclair takes listeners' phone calls on the role of the Governor General and the ongoing Mi'kmaw fishery dispute in Nova Scotia as part of Cross Country Checkup's Ask Me Anything series.

When questionable information about the novel coronavirus flows from family, friends, or co-workers, is it time for flight — or fight — for you? Our question this week: How do you correct people who are misinformed about COVID-19?

Americans go the polls in less than a month. Susan Rice, former U.S. national security adviser to Barack Obama and ambassador to the United Nations, took listeners' calls as part of Checkup's Ask Me Anything series.