The Globe and Mail heard from four sources within the Canadian Conservative party that Pierre Poilievre is sending volunteers to his riding in Ottawa after the recent poll results. Corinne Van Dusen brings us the details.

On Double Tap, Steven Scott is starting a debate as to whether navigation devices can compare to apps on smartphones, and if these devices are worth the often-heavy price tag.

The Washington Post is still evaluating Pete Hegseths role in the Department of Defense. Grant Hardy shares an article from the publication.

Plus, is your kitchen disorganized? Jacob, Grant, and Kelly MacDonald share their kitchen organization tips for their homes. And, Kelly tells us what’s coming up on Kelly and Company!

Highlights:

• Show Intro (00:00)
• The Globe and Mail Today with Corinne Van Dusen (1:49)
• Double Tap with Steven Scott (8:14)
• The Washington Post with Grant Hardy (16:23)
• Kelly and Company with Kelly MacDonald (20:30)

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