Guest John Barlow, Shadow Minister for Employment, Workforce Development, and Labour

On today’s show, Dr. Ian Lee, Associate Professor for the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University joins the show to talk about the federal fiscal update and bracing for billions more in deficits. We speak with the Alberta Minister of Education, Adriana LaGrange about the education budget. Eleanor Boyle, Vancouver-based educator and writer tells us about rationing CO2. Lastly, we take a look back on the decade long tar sands campaign with Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society

Guest Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society

Guest Eleanor Boyle is a Vancouver-based educator and writer who focusses on sustainable food.  A long-time journalist and college instructor, she has several degrees including in Psychology and in Food Policy.  Lately she has been researching WWII , and has become intrigued by the idea of rationing as a way of managing consumption in difficult times.

Guest Franco Terrazzano, Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Guest Adriana LaGrange, Alberta's Minister of Education

Guest Dr. Ian Lee, Associate Professor for the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University

On today’s show, we talk about City of Calgary boundary changes with guests Laurie Livingstone, partner in the Litigation Group at Cassels, and Ward 11 Councillor Jeromy Farkas. A new Fraser report shows that living standards are declining in nearly one in five First Nation communities in Canada. Tom Flanagan, Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute tells us more. Jackson Doughart, editor at the Telegraph-Journal in New Brunswick and a writer for the National Post tells us how social conservatism done right can actually help the Tories win again. Lastly, Former SNC executive vice-president Sami Bebawi has been found guilty on all charges in the international corruption case. We hear more from Jennifer Quaid, law professor at the University of Ottawa