Hour 4: York Region Police Chief Jim MacSween takes issue with the bail system releasing repeat offenders, the 'Queen of Canada' arrested during a livestream after RCMP deploy to the Saskatchewan village where her cult has lived for 2 years and Jeanne Beker on taking part in her first Walk to Conquer Cancer on Saturday, serving as the opening ceremony impact speaker. PLUS BREAKING: Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies. episode artwork

EPISODE · Sep 4, 2025 · 35 MIN

Hour 4: York Region Police Chief Jim MacSween takes issue with the bail system releasing repeat offenders, the 'Queen of Canada' arrested during a livestream after RCMP deploy to the Saskatchewan village where her cult has lived for 2 years and Jeanne Beker on taking part in her first Walk to Conquer Cancer on Saturday, serving as the opening ceremony impact speaker. PLUS BREAKING: Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies.

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Hour 4: York Region Police Chief Jim MacSween takes issue with the bail system releasing repeat offenders, the 'Queen of Canada' arrested during a livestream after RCMP deploy to the Saskatchewan village where her cult has lived for 2 years and Jeanne Beker on taking part in her first Walk to Conquer Cancer on Saturday, serving as the opening ceremony impact speaker. PLUS BREAKING: Fashion designer Giorgio Armani dies.

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