This week on This Is That: We talk to the Hamilton educator that is refusing to award students a mark of 100 percent.

Cold weather has officially hit Canada, so we hit the streets to find out what winter sports you like to do. 

Peter Oldring sits down with Canada's most famous cartoonist Howard Murphy to talk about the two lovable characters that made him a household name across this country, Terry and Torry. We've posted a couple of Murphy's famous drawings on our blog.  

The city of Victoria is implementing a new system of traffic lanes to help organize their tourist packed sidewalks and we talk to the town planner in charge to find out how they work.   

We profile the "Harlem Globetrotters of Curling," Saskatoon's Iced Knights.

Plus, we play your calls in reaction to the story we ran last week about Cromwell, BC clear cutting all of the trees within their municipality and selling the lumber to pay for repairs to their hockey rink.  

There is still one more week left to submit headlines in our Listener Headline Challenge before move into our Top 5 voting round. Get your stories in by Nov. 29 at 3:00pm PT. Oh and you should also check this thing out.

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