Topics on the Show:

Chapter 1:
-Tweeting the wrong things in Zimbabwe could have some dire consequences as one journalist found out this week.

Chapter 2:
-The Los Angeles County district attorney created a special task force to investigate allegations of sexual abuse in Hollywood. The team will look into accusations against film producer Harvey Weinstein, director James Toback, actor Ed Westwick and others. CBS' Jamie Yuccas reports.

Chapter 3:
-We look ahead to tomorrow and the Remembrance Day ceremonies being held around the province and the country. Will we see record numbers out because it's a Saturday?

Chapter 4:
-At 8:30 this morning Addictions Minister Judy Darcy has a news conference where she is expected to announce specific moves the new NDP government will make to tackle the overdose crisis in this province.

Chapter 5:
-When will the NDP call the Kelowna West byelection? It's been an empty seat since Christy Clark quit back in August. The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer has his take on Today's headlines.

Chapter 6:
-The James Dyson award has been given to a group of Canadians for a very cool cancer detection system. Tim Dickert has the tech report.

Chapter 7:
-Saturday is Remembrance Day – a time to pay our respects to soldiers and veterans for the sacrifices they’ve made. But in death, a tragic number of these veterans slowly become forgotten; moss covers their graves and their headstones begin to crumble. But there is one BC organization who are working to make sure these veterans get the respect they deserve – both in life and in death. CKNW’s Niki Reitmayer has their story.

Chapter 8:
-A funeral date has been set for Abbotsford police officer Const. John Davidson. The funeral, which will involve a full police honours service, will take place Sunday, Nov. 19 at 1 p.m. at the Abbotsford Centre. It will be open to the public.

Chapter 9:
-The gun debate in the United States is something many Canadians are very familiar with, however, there is a gun debate happening here at home that most Canadians aren’t aware of. Rod Giltaca is the President of the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights, an advocacy group for gun owners in Canada, and he at the front lines of the Gun Control debate here in Canada.

Chapter 10:
-CKNW's Back on the Beat comes at you Saturday's and host John Daly is here to break down the stories he's chasing this weekend.

Chapter 11:
-We have a sit down with Marisol Nichols, a Three-time ALMA Award nominee, Chicago-born Marisol Nichols currently stars on the Netflix's breakout series Riverdale

Which toy should be inducted into the toy hall of fame? The debate is on between Jon and Gord.

In his first full day in China, President Trump was welcomed with an elaborate ceremony in Beijing. CBS news reports on the ceremony.

More neo-Nazi flyers have been spotted in the Lower Mainland, this time posted in Burnaby. The flyers, advertising the North American white supremacist group Stormfront, were spotted in front of the Burnaby Public Library near Metrotown, and posted to social media.

There is a new company that is on the side of the pet-owning rental seekers and are helping them by writing resumes for their dogs.

It's freezing, and we're not talking about the weather! The government has announced a freeze on BC Hydro rates for the next year. The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

TripAdvisor is now branding hotels which have had sexual assault scandals and similar issues with a red notice. Tim Dickert has the tech report.

This morning, Surrey Board of Trade is holding talks for businesses to better understand how they can get ready for marijuana in the workplace and in Canada’s economy.

There is controversy with a Montreal Mall Santa. The Mall in question is debuting Santa Claus on November 11th at 10am.

Six years ago a BC Supreme Court ruled polygamy is a crime. On Tuesday, that ruling was challenged by Winston Blackmore - a Bountiful, B.C. religious leader who has married at least 24 women between 1990 and 2014.