Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

Following our “Snowmagedden” earlier in the week, there were a total of 400 fender benders, & 100 serious crashes in Toronto, as well as 300 collisions on GTA highways patrolled by the OPP. after a record snowfall. So, we thought it was a good time to bring in Sgt. Alexander Crews from Traffic Services – Towing & Pounds, to remind drivers, and pedestrians alike how to stay safe in these winter storm conditions.

The latest news on the Kingston terrorism attack with security and terrorism expert Ross McLean, plus Libby also speaks with Immigration Lawyer, Guidy Mamann about Rehab Dughmosh, the woman who was found guilty on several terror charges for attacking staff at a Scarborough Canadian Tire.

The latest news on the Kingston terrorism attack with security and terrorism expert Ross McLean, plus Libby also speaks with Immigration Lawyer, Guidy Mamann about Rehab Dughmosh, the woman who was found guilty on several terror charges for attacking staff at a Scarborough Canadian Tire.

Members of Parliament reconvened on Monday to start the first meeting of the third session. Legislators are expected to consider and pass a number of bills into law. Some key Items up for discussion will likely be Canada’s relationship with China and the terror attack in Kingston. Libby speaks with conservative strategist and President of Enterprise, Jason Lietaer, Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Lisa Raitt, MP for Milton and Liberal Strategist and Senior Council to National Public Relations, Bob Richardson.

Members of Parliament reconvened on Monday to start the first meeting of the third session. Legislators are expected to consider and pass a number of bills into law. Some key Items up for discussion will likely be Canada’s relationship with China and the terror attack in Kingston. Libby speaks with conservative strategist and President of Enterprise, Jason Lietaer, Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Lisa Raitt, MP for Milton and Liberal Strategist and Senior Council to National Public Relations, Bob Richardson.

This is part one of a four-part series on diabetes, which is a disease that has reached epidemic proportions and continues to rise. Gail MacNeill, a clinical nurse specialist and the manager of the Leadership Sinai Center for Diabetes at Mt. Sinai Hospital along with Charlene Lavergne who has lived with diabetes for more than 40 years joined Libby in studio to share their knowledge with us. Get more information at carp.ca/diabetes

This is part one of a four-part series on diabetes, which is a disease that has reached epidemic proportions and continues to rise. Gail MacNeill, a clinical nurse specialist and the manager of the Leadership Sinai Center for Diabetes at Mt. Sinai Hospital along with Charlene Lavergne who has lived with diabetes for more than 40 years joined Libby in studio to share their knowledge with us. Get more information at carp.ca/diabetes

Canada’s Ambassador to China is facing criticism over comments he made about the arrest of that Wah Way executive in Vancouver, at the request of the United States. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada will defend all the rules and the justice system will be properly defended and supported. Libby discusses these new developments with Lynette Ong, Professor of Political Science and expert on China at the Munk School of Global Affairs at U of T and Cheuk Kwan with the Toronto Association for Democracy in China.

Canada’s Ambassador to China is facing criticism over comments he made about the arrest of that Wah Way executive in Vancouver, at the request of the United States. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada will defend all the rules and the justice system will be properly defended and supported. Libby discusses these new developments with Lynette Ong, Professor of Political Science and expert on China at the Munk School of Global Affairs at U of T and Cheuk Kwan with the Toronto Association for Democracy in China.

Housing advocates and 2 downtown City Councillors are calling on the city to declare a state of emergency on homelessness. Mayor John Tory responded by saying he’s doing all he can to try persuade the province and Ottawa to support initiatives to move people out of shelters. Libby speaks with investigative columnist Sue-Anne Levy to get her take on this critical situation.