5:13 | "This might be political suicide," said UCP candidate Chelsae Petrovic before suggesting some heart attack victims should take more personal accountability. The mayor of Claresholm and candidate for the riding of Livingstone/Macleod is refusing to apologize for her statement during a podcast interview, suggesting critics are taking her remarks out of context. Charles Adler tells us how he sees the latest "bozo eruption" impacting the election landscape (if at all). Plus, Alberta's Ethics Commissioner confirms she's investigating Premier Danielle Smith's controversial phone call with Artur Pawlowski weeks before he faced charges relating to the Coutts border blockade. Will this story still be a story seven weeks from now, when Albertans go to the polls? 

35:00 | Canada's police chiefs are telling Canadian premiers much of law enforcement's work is "pointless," considering the cushy bail conditions granted to serial offenders. National Post columnist Tristin Hopper's been covering this development, and joins Ryan to talk about it. Also, why aren't more people talking about the Mass Casualty Commission's final report on the Nova Scotia massacre? 

1:01:35 | We LOVE the story Real Talker Lacey shared about a Florida boy who'd been bullied for a homemade t-shirt he made. This week's Positive Reflections presented by Kuby Energy highlights an amazing update to a story that started off in a discouraging direction. 

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