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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 51 MIN

Betting on the Super Bowl - Young Hockey Star Charged - Thoughtful Advice from Stephen Harper

from Scott Fox After 9 · host Scott Fox

Today: A jam-packed episode you won't want to miss! We kick things off with Scott weighing in on a trio of huge headlines — from charges laid against multiple Toronto police officers, to Tate McRae representing Team USA in Olympic ads despite being Canadian, and the arrest of rising hockey star Gavin McKenna. Then, Scott is joined by a special guest from PointsBet Canada — an odds-maker who breaks down Super Bowl betting, from key spreads to fun prop bets, and even gives rare insight into how odds are actually made. Whether you're a casual fan or a seasoned bettor, this segment is pure gold. CLICK HERE to visit PointsBet Canada or download the App. To wrap, we dive into the political audio shaping the day: Pierre Poilievre's remarks after meeting the Prime Minister, President Trump's comments about using a softer touch with ICE in Minneapolis amid nationwide controversy over federal enforcement, and Stephen Harper's refreshingly pragmatic take on Canada-U.S. trade tensions. Fast, informative, and unmissable — press play now!

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