Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada tells us about the latest from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses protests at Tim Hortons locations in Ontario. Our Victoria community reporter Linda Bartram gives us an update on a pass which gives caregivers and personal assistants free admission to certain public venues. Donna Jodhan talks about how to protect our passwords and PIN codes. And, producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian article about a new code of conduct for British cabinet ministers. This is the January 11, 2017 episode.

Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada brings us the latest tech news from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. From the January 11, 2017 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge discusses protests at Tim Hortons locations in Ontario, after some franchise owners cut staff benefits in response to an increase in the minimum wage. From the January 11, 2017 episode.

Our Victoria community reporter Linda Bartram gives us an update on the leisure assistance pass, which gives caregivers and personal assistants free admission to certain public venues. From the January 11, 2017 episode.

Donna Jodhan talks about how to protect our passwords and PIN codes. From the January 11, 2017 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews this weekend's Guardian show, which includes an article about a new code of conduct for British cabinet ministers. From the January 11, 2017 episode.

We talk to a researcher in New Zealand about how sugar affects our cognitive functions. Disability advocate and former Tim Hortons franchise owner Mark Wafer discusses the effects of a minimum wage increase in Ontario. Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about a strange village on the border between North and South Korea. Tech expert Mike Agerbo tells us about a skincare scanner designed for the iPhone. Craig Oliver discusses latest fallout from the prime minister's vacation on a private island owned by the Aga Khan. This is the January 10, 2018 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a National Post article about a strange village on the border between North and South Korea. From the January 10, 2018 episode.

We talk to a researcher in New Zealand who is trying to find out how sugar affects our cognitive functions. From the January 10, 2018 episode.

We speak with disability advocate and former Tim Hortons franchise owner Mark Wafer about Ontario's new minimum wage. From the January 10, 2018 episode.