The way we wrap up the Jon McComb Show.  Join us for odds and ends.  Stories from around the world that we don't have time for.  Occasionally they are  just too ridiculous to talk about throughout the morning.

A busy day on the Jon McComb show as we discuss an NDP candidate that saved 2 baby black bears from being euthanized, How BC Hydro is helping to save eagles from being electrocuted, Trudeau's Cabinet Shuffle and Much Much more.

Bryce Casavant, the conservation officer who refused to kill the two baby bears is set to run against Green Party leader Andrew Weaver who has spoken highly of the Bear Rescuer.  Could this new comer steal the votes from the Green Party?  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

While “La La Land” was the big winner at this year's Golden Globes, taking home 7 statues. But all the talk this morning is about Meryl Streep, who was honoured with the Cecil B. Demille award. She took the opportunity to let the world know how she feels about the current political climate in the US.

A preliminary finding from the U.S. International Trade Commission says that Canada is guilty as charged on the complaint of subsidizing lumber exports to the U.S.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Imagine a smart hairbrush that tells you exactly how to brush your hair in order to keep it looking great!

Canada’s approach to transitioning Canadian Forces members out of service is fundamentally flawed — and, if it’s not addressed, could lead to national security problems. The apparent murder-suicide of a Nova Scotia veteran and his family last week has left the country reeling. Lionel Desmond shot and killed his wife Shanna, 10-year-old daughter Aaliyah and mother Brenda, before turning the gun on himself, RCMP say.His family said he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and sought help.

Guest: Gary Walbourne, Military Ombudsman

Making Cents of the Markets with Lori Pinkowski, Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James.

30 new teaching jobs within the Langley School District are expected to be posted as early as Monday afternoon, in the wake of last week’s interim deal between the Provincial government and the B.C. Teachers Federation to provide $50-million to hire 1100 new teachers around the province.