Christopher Schreiber of the Calgary Cannabis Club joins Angela to discuss the four proposed public cannabis consumption sites, and the tricky situation of legislating sites for the sole use of smoking marijuana.

Westjet is cutting back on some routes across the country after its first quarterly loss in 13 years.  Dr. Barry Prentice, professor of economics at the I.H. Asper School of Business at the University of Manitoba joins Angela to provide some perspective.

The longevity gap between the rich and poor has some significant policy implications according to a new report from the CD Howe Institute.

As Conservatives get set to meet in Halifax this weekend, Maxime Bernier has doused his bridge to the party in gas, has lit a match, and is not looking pack.  Abigail Bimman joins us from Halifax to share just what kind of ripples the news has caused on the convention floor.

The city of Burnaby's application to the Supreme Court of Canada for appeal in the TMX matter has been denied.  Global's Keith Baldrey joins us to share the very latest.

Researchers think they might have found a way to make universal blood products from other blood types by using the right enzymes.

As Hurricane Lane draws near, we connect with a science teacher who has a front row seat to the storm.  Bruce Gamsey is a science and robotics teacher from Brooklyn, NY, who is in Oahu on holiday.

When kids make the transition from being homeschooled to university, what are some of the considerations parents need to take into account?  Judy Arnell - author of Unschooling to University - joins Angela to share her thoughts.

Annita Lucchesi, a PhD candidate at the University of Lethbridge, is creating a database of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls of North America, going back to 1900, and joins Angela Kokott to discuss the project.

How is Alberta's cattle industry getting through this dry spell we're in the middle of?  Charlie Christie with Alberta Beef Producers joins Angela for an update.