Just about an hour ago, we were talking to Joe McFarland from 770 about the first Alberta Party leadership debate...but according to a new Mainstreet poll, it might not even matter who leads the Alberta Party as the UCP runs away with a large lead.

Guest: Quito Maggi - President, Mainstreet

Weekly check in with Geoff Currier. This week: Why sport legends are saying they no longer care about football, two music greats announced this week they can no longer tour and more.

Guest: Geoff Currier - Host, CJOB

Yesterday, we shared you Former Canadian ambassador to the US Frank McKenna’s comments from an interview on BNN, warning Canadians that our politicians have “given up our leverage” in NAFTA talks.

So how does someone who studies the energy and oil field feel about McKenna’s position that we have “screwed up” in diversifying our oil expert markets, and won’t be able to get fair market prices for domestically produced oil?

Guset: Markham Hislop - Publisher of Energi News - Website: energi.news

The first, Alberta Leadership debate is just wrapping up as the three candidates running to replace former party leader Greg Clark squared off in the first of of two debates.

Guest: Joe McFarland - News Director, 770

Weekly check-in with Rob Breakenridge: Rob’s column on minimum wage in Alberta, Rob’s chat with Chris Selley on the summer jobs grants, and how Canada has given up our leverage in NAFTA talks.

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host, AM 770

It was an unnerving morning for many people living along the BC coast. In the wee hours, a tsunami warning was sent out after a powerful earthquake off the coast of Alaska. As Jordan Armstrong reports, it sent thousands in search of higher ground.

At least two students are dead and another 19 injured after a 15-year-old male student opened fire inside a Kentucky high school Tuesday morning. Officers with the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department responded to the shooting at Marshall County High School in Benton around 8 a.m. CT.

The White House is refusing to confirm whether President Donald Trump could submit to an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller.

“Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shows little concern over the threat posed by battle-hardened jihadists returning to Canada. He even argues they can be rehabilitated. But documents unearthed from CSIS – some of them marked “top secret” – reveal alarming information about how Canada’s spy agency views the jihadist threat, what they’re doing to track it and their concerns about future attacks on home soil.”

We talk to Toronto Sun’s Anthony Furey about his three part investigation into the terrorism threat in Canada, and if we should be concerned.

Guest: Anthony Furey - Columnist for the Toronto Sun

The fallout from the Lac Megantic verdict continues this week, as train engineer Tom Harding broke his silence yesterday, speaking to the media for the first time about what happened, and how he’s feeling about his part in the tragedy. Where does the case go from here, and what happens next for the men who were found not-guilty?

Guest: Mike Armstrong - Reporter, Global National