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Dräger DrugTest suitable for Canadian winters: company official
Earlier this summer, Canada's Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould gave the green light to a new roadside test to check for drugs. The “Drager DrugTest 5000” is a saliva screener and will be used by police to test for the main psychoactive agent in cannabis. However, critics have suggested the equipment isn't suited for Canada's colder climate. In hopes of dispelling some of this criticism, the managing director of Dräger Canada, Rob Clark, joined The Kelly Cutrara Show.
'A mob of panic,' witnesses describe scene inside Yorkdale
Moments after the sound of gunshots rang out inside Yorkdale Mall, shoppers called Kelly Cutrara to describe the scene.
Murderer's PTSD treatment being paid for by Veterans Affairs even though he never served.
Kelly talks to Colin Saunders, a retired member of the Canadian Armed Forces and veterans advocate.
11-year-old Drake fan gets heart transplant
Dr. Carl Backer, the division head of Cardiovascular-Thoracic Surgery at Lurie Children's Hospital
How 'fishy' is your fish? New report says seafood fraud is rampant
Nearly half of seafood samples tested at Canadian grocery stores and restaurants is wrongly labelled, according to an Oceana Canada investigation into seafood fraud. Julia Levin, seafood fraud campaigner for the advocacy group, breaks it down on the Kelly Cutrara show.
Facebook pulls VPN Onavo from app store amid pressure from Apple
640 Toronto's cybersecurity expert joins to discuss what this app was, why it was controversial, and if similar apps will follow suit.
Bell and Rogers claim CRTC's unlocked phone rule has resulted in a spark in crime
640 Toronto's cybersecurity, David Shipley expert joins to discuss if this is a real possibility.
Second cup could be getting into the pot business
Kelly talks to Mark Goliger, the Chief Executive Officer of National Access Cannabis
Blue light from electronics can cause accelerated blindness
Kelly talks to 640 Toronto medical expert Dr. Brett Belchetz