Guest: Stephanie Carvin, Associate Professor of International Relations at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs

Canada’s competition watchdog wants to know what’s driving up grocery prices and what government can do about it 

Guest: Jake Edmiston, food business reporter, Financial Post

How a portrait artist uses the healing powers of her brush to people get through the grief of losing a pet 

Guest: Erica Eriksdotter, fine arts painter specializing in pet portraits

BC doctor specializing in emergency medicine gets set for a third trip to the frontlines in Ukraine

Guest: Dr. Tracey Parnell, physician specializing in emergency medicine and expert in crisis and disaster management.

Two Canadians were kidnapped and killed by terrorists in the Philippines more than six years ago, a reporter tracked down those responsible

Guest: Stewart Bell, National Online Journalist, Global News

Guest: Erica Eriksdotter, fine arts painter specializing in pet portraits

Guest: Stewart Bell, National Online Journalist, Global News

Guest: Andrei Soldatov, Russian journalist at , co-author of the The Compatriots: The Brutal and Chaotic History of Russia’s Exiles, Émigrés, and Agents Abroad

Guest: Dr. Tracey Parnell, physician specializing in emergency medicine and expert in crisis and disaster management.

Guest: David Moscrop, columnist for The Washington Post, political commentator and researcher, author of, "Too Dumb for Democracy?

Guest: Jake Edmiston, food business reporter, Financial Post

Canada’s handgun ban goes into effect today, will it work?

Guest: Scott Blandford - Former police officer, assistant professor and program coordinator, Policing and Master of Public Safety Program, Wilfred Laurier University

Russia may be stepping up cyberattacks worldwide, is Canada prepared? 

Guest: Andrew Loschmann - Co-founder and COO, Field Effect

Warnings Ottawa’s cybersecurity bill is flawed and should be amended

Guest: Chris Parsons - Senior research associate, Citizen Lab, University of Toronto

Can employees get away with bad behaviour and poor performance with greater ease because employers know they'll struggle to replace them? How do employers deal with unsatisfactory employees in a more digital work world?

Guest: Alexandra Samuel - Authority on remote work and the digital workplace

Recording of RCMP meeting in the aftermath of the Nova Scotia mass shooting is finally released, does it back up allegations of political interference?

Guest: Michael Scott - Lawyer, Patterson Law and represents families of the victims at Nova Scotia’s Mass Casualty Commission

Warnings Ottawa’s cybersecurity bill is flawed and should be amended

Guest: Chris Parsons - Senior research associate, Citizen Lab, University of Toronto