On today’s show, we start the show by talking about the election commissioner potentially being fired amid investigation into the UCP. Derek From, Staff Lawyer with the Canadian Constitution Foundation tells us about the B.C. constitutional challenge over private health care. SecondStreet.org released a report that examines large cities in Canada and the double pensions they provide to some municipal employees. Colin Craig, President of SecondStreet.org tells us more. Lastly, Rev. Dr. Andrew Bennett, the director of the Cardus Religious Freedom Institute gives us his take on Bill 207, the conscience rights bill

Guest Rev. Dr. Andrew Bennett, the director of the Cardus Religious Freedom Institute

Guest Colin Craig, President of SecondStreet.org

Guest Derek From, Staff Lawyer, Canadian Constitution Foundation

Guest Dominic Green, critic, historian and the Life & Arts Editor of Spectator USA. The author of four books, he writes widely on the arts and current affairs, and contributes regularly to The Wall Street Journal and The New Criterion

On today’s show, Dave Yager, Energy Policy Analyst, and Oil & Gas Writer helps us understand why Quebec thinks they funded Alberta’s energy industry. Celyeste Power, Vice-President for Insurance Bureau of Canada’s Western region tells us about Alberta’s auto insurance premiums going up in 2020. Matt Johnson, writer who's been published in Quillette, Stanford Social Innovation Review, The Bulwark, and many other outlets talks to us about Bill Gates and whether it is immoral to be a billionaire. Lastly, Douglas Murray, bestselling author and associate editor at The Spectator joins the show to talk about his new book, “The Madness of Crowds: Gender, Race and Identity”

Guest Douglas Murray, bestselling author and associate editor at The Spectator