In 1998, the federal government reserved the last Sunday of September as a sacred time to recognize Canada’s fallen police officers, human beings that paid the ultimate sacrifice to keep our communities safe. But on the eve of this year’s national service, the RCMP’s B.C. Department was struck by tragedy once again. That story is coming up in Hour 4. Plus, the Ontario government was taking plenty of political hits this week, while also issuing its fair share of apologies. Oh, and there was also a Cabinet shuffle on Friday. Andrew Pinsent chats with Charlie Pinkerton, the Deputy Editor of The Trillium.

<p>In 1998, the federal government reserved the last Sunday of September as a sacred time to recognize Canada’s fallen police officers, human beings that paid the ultimate sacrifice to keep our communities safe. But on the eve of this year’s national service, the RCMP’s B.C. Department was struck by tragedy once again. That story is coming up in Hour 4. Plus, the Ontario government was taking plenty of political hits this week, while also issuing its fair share of apologies. Oh, and there was also a Cabinet shuffle on Friday. Andrew Pinsent chats with Charlie Pinkerton, the Deputy Editor of The Trillium.</p>