The federal ederal government commits money for oil and gas industry in Alberta - what does Aaron Wudrick make of it?

Guest: Aaron Wudrick, President of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

In light of the most recent Millard sentencing, how will this affect his chances of having a reduced sentence for good behaviour or anything of that nature in the future? And as well, new federal regulations surrounding driver impairment take effect today and according to criminal lawyer Ari Goldkind, they’re long overdue.

Guest: Ari Goldkind, Criminal Lawyer

We chat with Brian Kennedy of FTI consulting on if we should just stop listening to politicians if they can lie with impunity. Plus we chat with Terry Lake on how the pot business did in 2018. But first, a conversation with Mike Geoghegan on Trudeau's talks about ending military contracts.

Cannabis is the big business story of 2018. No wonder all these politicians wanna get involved.

Guest: Terry Lake - Vice President of corporate and social responsibility with Hydropothecary,

Polarizing debates are making people less willing to consider other people’s opinions if they differ on relatively few things.

Guest: Stephen Hawkins - Director of Research at More in Common

Mike Smyth guest hosts tonight Here’s the math on cutting off business with Saudi Arabia.

Guest: Mike Geoghegan - Government relations consultant

We bring on Kris Sims of the Canadian taxpayers federation to discuss why the Mayor of Whistler is being a giant hypocrite. Plus, you've got to hear Nate Leslie of Leslie Global Sports give the good news that a shipping container filled with Hockey equipment is finally arriving in Mongolia. But first, some Canadian common sense.

Canadian common sense - Demonizing oil and gas industries and workers