It's official folks, Andrew Scheer has left the building, and we have political commentator Warren Kinsella join us to give us the details of his resignation. Later, Conservative Strategist Alise Mills comes on to discuss what's next for Scheer and the Conservatives. Finally, a stimulating conversation on the ins and outs of Pharmacare.

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Daily memo: Scheer's exit from the Conservatives

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Daily memo: how do you go about your day without offending Albertans?

Today, we welcome Stephanie Carvin of an Assistant Professor of International Relations at Carleton University to discuss the treatment of Michael Kovrig by Chinese officials. Later, we discuss racism: those subtle but derogatory comments about your accent, your intelligence and your heritage. The list goes on. We welcome Zain Velji, a Political Analyst who shares his own experiences and thoughts on this very personal subject. Finally, Abacus CEO David Coletto joins us, to discuss all you have to know about going meatless.

Earlier today PM Trudeau seemed to hint that universal pharmacare might be on the horizon. We speak to Carleton University Sprott School of Business Associate Professor Ian Lee for his take on that, as well as a rapid-fire take on the USMCA - the new NAFTA. We also talk about two stories in Alberta that matter to the entire country. Lorne Gunther with Postmedia joins us to chat about Jason Kenney asking the Prime Minister for a "Fair Deal" for Alberta, and Dr. Kristopher Wells, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair, MacEwan University​ talks about a brand new bylaw banning Conversion Therapy. Finally, Doug Hoyes, Co-founder at Hoyes Michalos, author of Straight Talk on Your Money and podcast host​ joins us to talk about affordability in Canada. 

 

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Tonight: A conversation about profiling and prejudice at the border. Do people of colour tend to be given more trouble when crossing the Canada/US border? We speak to  civil rights lawyer Meghan McDermott for what she sees. As well, Russia has been slapped with a 4-year ban from International Sporting events. The head of the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sports CEO​, Paul Melia, joins us to discuss. As well. a conversation about our kids, our special needs kids, we hear from a parent, Cindy Frostard, and someone on the other side, BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils President Andrea Sinclair. And finally, show producer Jumy Dapo-Ogunsola sits down with Charles to chat about her experiences being profiled.

Daily memo: When The Lights Go Out (On Hockey)

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Today, we welcome Carly Week from the Globe and Mail to discuss the upcoming banning of flavored vaping products in Nova Scotia. A little later, we speak with Cory Litzenberger, who has been voluntarily fighting for the Canadian working class. Finally, author Sean Fitzgerald joins the program to discuss how we could make Hockey more fun for Canadian kids.

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