The Shift with Shane Hewitt

Finishing a marathon is tough, but could you do it with no legs? Chris Koch is a Canadian farmer, public speaker, and athlete whose outlook on life and attitude has helped him complete marathons around the world, even though he was born with no arms or legs.

Blaine Kyllo goes through the surprising announcements made at Sony's Playstation showcase and more on the Technolgical World.

Did you know that Canada's Prime Minister is the most powerful democratic leader in the world, even more than the U.S. President? Canadian public administration and regional economic development scholar Donald Savoie helps us understand why Canadian Prime Ministers have so much power, where the power comes from, and why that should change.

RUOK with the Great Florida Saga?

Every major power is racing to be the next on the Moon, and NASA is turning to the private sector to make that happen. Andrew C. Ferreira tells us what Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is looking to build for NASA and why it could speed up our journey to the moon. Handy Andy Baryer is Canada's DIY gardener, and we learned he is overly excited about something we never expected. Learn what that is and how the French are fighting to save your iPhone. And RUOK with finder's keepers?

Who gets sued when AI is misused? Maura R. Grossman is a Research Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo Tells, and she tells us how lawmakers are trying to create AI policy and how you can avoid falling for an AI scam. 

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Believe it or not, it's time to review Fast and Furious X! Steve Stebbing reviews that and so much more on What the Hell Should We Watch This Weekend. 

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Who gets sued when AI is misused? Maura R. Grossman is a Research Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo Tells, and she tells us how lawmakers are trying to create AI policy and how you can avoid falling for an AI scam.

It's Flashback Friday, and we look back to 2014. You will be surprised to hear how little has changed since then and how good the music was. 

RUOK with Renaming the Wienermobile?

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Blaine Kyllo reviews the Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and takes a look at the next generation of Amazon Echo.

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Forest fires impact every Canadian, and Dr. Tara McGee, Professor in the Faculty of Science at the University of Alberta, helps us understand that impact. We hear more about how fires displace communities and how we recover from devastating fires.

Test your knowledge about festivals on this week's edition of Gameshowey!

RUOK with Bees? How about twins?

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It seems everything we buy is designed to fail, but is that about to change? Global News New Reality reporter Krista Hessey tells us about her investigation into the fight for our right to repair everything we buy. 

Could a West Jet strike actually be good for passengers? Travel Expert Claire Newel tells us what we could expect to see happen if West Jet staff go on strike. 

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