Paul Palango and Adam Rodgers discuss stories from Ottawa, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Ontario, as well as a school shooting report from Nashville.
Some US lawyers are reacting to being targeted by the Trump administration by refusing to take on cases against the government. The implications for the justice system are discussed.
PM Carney delayed dropping candidate Paul Chiang despite his advocating for his opponent to be turned in to Chinese officials. Paul explains how politicians are enamored with police officers, even as candidates.
In NS, the government is trying to regulate on-reserve cannabis sales.
An RCMP officer in New Brunswick has been cleared of wrongdoing in a shooting on a First Nations reserve.
A school shooting report out of Nashville has cleared the shooters parents and care providers of responsibility. There are lessons for parents in the case.
Finally, a case out of Ontario has been tossed due to delay. The accused had been found with over 8kg of cocaine.
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