Thursday November 3rd at 7:05am The Saquatch will be interviewing The Jimmyriggers. Who'll be the headlining band for the first Born on the AM concert series on Wednesday November 9th.

Tune into The Wake Up Call with The Sasquatch to hear what this Con U based band has to say about their band, and their most recent album "I Stand in the Weeds"

Read by: Joel Balsam

Stories by: Joel Balsam, Jacqueline Di Bartolomeo and Alexa Faye

Produced by: Michael Lemieux

*Correction: In the first article, I mentioned Bram Freedman. In fact the CEO's name is Bram Goldstein. I apologize for the mistake. 

Financial fraudsters will have to face longer sentences now that the federal government has passed part of its tough-on-crime legislation. Bill C-21 stipulates that white-collar criminals who commit financial fraud of more than $1 million face tougher sentencing.

Federal Justice Minister Rob Nicholson was in Montreal on Tuesday to announce the legislative change. 

Judges now also have the power to consider aggravating factors in cases of fraud. For example, they can the age of the victims and the amount of money stolen. 

That is welcome news to people like Joey Davis. His parents were defrauded by West Island fraudster Earl Jones.

Read by: Aisha Samu

Stories by: Niki Mohrdar, Jordie Yeager, Aisha Samu and Nikita Smith

Produced by: Carlo Spiridigliozzi

The Arab League is asking Syria to strat a talk between its officials and members of the country's opposition for Wednesday.

This comes after the league asked the Syrian government to put a stop to all brutality against its people, as well as having all military vehicules return to their bases and political prisoners set free.