On tonight's program we learn about Bill 207, an Alberta private members bill about conscience rights. We speak to Janet Smith, an Edmonton reporter for her take. We also speak to Dr. Kristopher Wells, Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair at MacEwan University, to examine what Bill 207 could mean. Finally, we speak to the vice-president of Ipsos, Sean Simpson, on a new study that shows that Canadians are increasinly likely to attend Rememberance Day ceremonies.

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There's always a human side to every story, and regarding the Alberta private members bill on conscience rights, we speak to someone who thinks it could drag progress back decades.

Guest: Kathleen Smith - Edmonton-based blogger

A Transplant ethics expert comes on for a conversation about consent for organ donation. A little later, we're joined in-studio, with guest Bailey Martens to discuss how her generation is constantly being told to "Own A Home!" And finally, Professor David Chorney joins us to discuss cellphones in classrooms: Yes or No?

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Daily Memo: Do you believe being gay is a sin?

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It turns out the Wexit founders have been discovered to be far-right conspiracy theorists. Writer Steven Zhou joins us to fill us in on the details. Later, Anthony Koch of McGill University joins us to discuss Andrew Scheer's survival of the Conservative caucus. Finally, Global journalist Josh Elliot comes on to explain why the phrase "OK Boomer" NEEDS to be taken seriously.

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Daily memo: Alberta IS part of Canada!

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Max Fawcett is a writer for Macleans and the Walrus. He joins us for a conversation on Alberta separatism and if we should be taking it seriously. Later, Columnist Gary Mason says Encana’s move to the US is not Trudeau’s fault. We bring Gary on to have him explain why. Finally, we speak with management professor Eddie Ng about why Canada should adopt a 4-day work week.

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Daily memo: 1 in 3 Albertans want to separate from Canada

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Carly Weeks of the Globe And Mail comes on to elaborate on the Bill Maher vaccine controversy. A little later, Andrew Weaver of the BC Green party pays tribute to Elizabeth May after she announced she's stepping down as leader of the Greens. Finally, Global reporter Caryn Liberman joins us to tell the story of some Ontario siblings that are fighting a rare disease.

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Daily memo: The Bill Maher vaccine controversy

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