Christine and her legal panel weigh in on the ethical and legal debate over our rights once we've hit send on a text message.

Christine and her legal panel look at some of the misunderstandings surrounding the function of AI, and how it can and will change the landscape of the law profession.

Christine welcomes Ryan Manucha, award winning author of “Booze, Cigarettes, and Constitutional Dust-Ups” to discuss Canada's many trade barriers and where we need to evolve.

Christine is joined by Professor Michael Geist, and Matt Hatfield of OpenMedia, to discuss why the government passed bill C-18, and what the loss of access to news means for our democracy?

Christine speaks with lawyers Jessica Polis of Lighthouse Family Law LPP and Ella Aiaseh of Hummingbird Lawyers LLP, to discuss common law marriages in Canada and the difference in legal rights between married couples and common-law couples.

Christine speaks with Kristopher Kinsinger, a Lawyer at Jordan Honickman Barristers, to discuss a court challenge claiming that Canada's current "First Past Post" voting system is unconstitutional.

Christine welcomes Kathryn Marshall, a Partner at Levit Sheikh LLP and the lawyer of Cherry Smiley, to discuss Ms. Smiley's sexual harassment case filed against former Northwest Territories premier Stephen Kakfwi, as well as the Trudeau Foundation.

Christine speaks with lawyers Julius Grey from Grey Casgrain - and Alexandre Fallon from Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt - to discuss newly-enforced provisions of Bill 96 in Quebec, their impact on a wide array of industries, and the protests and court challenges that have emerged as a result.

Christine is joined by Peter Menzies, former CRTC Chairman and Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute (MLI), to discuss the ongoing application for Fox News to be banned in Canada put forward to the CRTC by an LGBTQ+ advocacy group.

Christine welcomes Mark Milke, Editor of 'The 1867 Project', to discuss the book and the development of cancellation culture in Canada throughout history, from significant events to important historical figures.

Christine is joined by Derek Ross, Executive Director of the Christian Legal Fellowship, and Harini Sivalingam, a Lawyer & Director of the Equality Program CCLA, to discuss Quebec's ban on prayer & prayer rooms in schools and the lawsuit that challenges this ban.

Christine speaks with Lawyers Mackenzie Irwin of Samfiru Tumarkin LLP and Danica McLellan of Neuman Thompson, to discuss the specifics surrounding severance pay in Canada, from severance negotiations.with employers to lawsuits when an employee is denied severance pay.

Christine welcomes Filmmaker Jamie Kastner, and Media Lawyer Iain MacKinnon, to discuss how Mr. Kastner's documentary, "There Are No Fakes," helped to trigger a police investigation into a massive art fraud ring and criminal operation.

Christine speaks with Saman Wickramasinghe, Criminal Defence Lawyer at UPFH LLP, and Kabir Sharma, a Partner at Titan Defence LLP, to discuss what constitutes an "unreasonable delay" to a trial, according to the Supreme Court of Canada's Jordan framework

Christine is joined by Adam Zivo, a columnist at The National Post, who has been investigating Canada’s “safer supply” programs and the research they rely on. What he has found is shocking.

Christine sits down with Danica McLellan, a Lawyer at Neuman Thompson, and Michael Wernick, Professor at the University of Ottawa, to discuss job actions in federally-regulated workplaces in Canada and the protections surrounding the right to strike.

Christine is joined by Brian Cox from the Faculty of Law at the University of Ottawa, and Phil Gurski, President & CEO of Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting, to discuss the appeal against bringing Jack Letts, and other Canadians imprisoned in Syria for fighting for ISIS, back to Canada.

Christine speaks with Joseph Neuberger, Criminal Defence Lawyer at Neuberger & Partners LLP, to discuss the impact of false allegations of sexual assault on Canada's justice system and the ongoing movement of "start from believing", to initially take sexual assault victims at their word.

Christine speaks with Peter Henein, Copyright Lawyer at Henein Hutchison Robitaille LLP, and Melissa M. Dimilta, Intellectual Property Lawyer & Partner at Bennett Jones LLP, to discuss the use of artificial intelligence (A.I.) to create music and art, and the intellectual property issues surround...

Christine is joined by Asher Honickman, a lawyer at Jordan Honickman Barristers, and Kaveh Shahrooz, a Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, to discuss the downing of Ukrainian International Flight 752 and the proceeding investigations and litigations.

Christine welcomes Brett Carlson, an Associate at Borden Ladner Gervais, to discuss the Impact Assessment Act, known as the "No More Pipelines" Law, the federal government's Impact Assessment Agency, and the ways in which the Act overlaps with provincial jurisdiction.

Christine sits down with Rachel Lichtman, a lawyer and Founder of Lichtman Law, and Daphne Gilbert, Law Professor at the University of Ottawa, to discuss recent cases of violent or sexual assault involving on or off-duty police officers.

Christine is joined by Ari Goldkind, Criminal Lawyer, and Carolyn Yule, Associate Professor at the University of Guelph, for a discussion of the current bail process in Canada and potential bail reforms.

Christine speaks with Jay Goldberg, the Ontario Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Scott Benzie, Executive Director at Digital First Canada, and Rosa Addario, Communications Manager at Open Media, to discuss concerns surrounding Bill C-11.