Brian Betz of Money Mentors joins Danielle to discuss the relatively new Canadian Black Friday phenomenon, and how finding the best deals is a year-round hunt.

Sean Brillant of the Canadian Wildlife Federation joins Danielle to discuss a new app that encourages nature lovers to help develop a knowledge database of wildlife.

Topics include Black Friday, North Battleford as the most crime-riddled city in Canada, the Springbank off-stream reservoir, indigenous communities benefiting from energy projects, and the Stamps in the Grey Cup.

North Battleford mayor Ryan Bater joins Danielle to discuss a recent Maclean's report on Statistics Canada data that says his city is highest on the Crime Severity Index, and what he is doing to prevent crime in the Saskatchewan city.

The fifth round of NAFTA talks came to a close on Tuesday in Mexico City. While progress was made on low-key matters like telecommunications and customs enforcement, none of the big issues like auto manufacturing saw any movement. Dr Eugene Beaulieu, Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Calgary, joins Danielle Smith.

Residents of the Midfield Mobile Home Park will have to wait until December 8 to find out if the city's eviction notice was valid. Lawyer Mathew Farrell, representing the residents of Midfield, argues the city's reasons for the eviction go against the Mobile Homes Sites Tenancy Act and joins Danielle Smith.

Women Building Futures are encouraging women to enter the trades. At around 5 percent of field-level trades professions, WBF is hoping a new ad campaign entitled 'You Got This' will help change minds about women in trades. Jacqueline Andersen of Women Building Futures joins Danielle Smith to discuss why women should get into trades.

Canada's 10-year $40-billion housing strategy was announced yesterday in Toronto. Jeff Morrison, Executive Director of Canadian Housing and Renewal Association, joins Danielle Smith to go through the strategy, and how it will help Canadians looking for affordable housing.

Derek From of the Canadian Constitution Foundation joins Danielle to discuss the idea of housing as a right, in light of the new federal housing strategy.

Karen Vecchio, shadow minister for Families, Children and Social Development, joins Danielle Smith to discuss the opposition's reaction to the new federal housing strategy.