We start the show off talking about Justin Trudeau and the Canola crisis with Erin O’Toole, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs. Tim Lister, CNN contributor and co-author of 2 books on terrorism joins the show to tell us how ISIS is changing. David Black Owner and Chairman of Black Press tells us why B.C. and Alberta should work together to build a refinery in Kitimat. Lastly, charities in Canada have been given near unregulated freedom to take part in political activities due to recent changes to the Income Tax Act, Robert Lyman,semi-retired energy economist and long-time policy advisor in the federal government tells us more

Guest Robert Lyman,semi-retired energy economist and long-time policy advisor in the federal government who now is a frequent contributor to the work of the Friends of Science

Guest David Black Owner and Chairman of Black Press, which runs around 200 newspapers and magazines in Canada and the US. He is also an advocate for Kitimat Clean, which would build an oil refinery to make Albertans a great deal of money Clean.

Guest Commander Joseph Banke, the Commanding Officer of HMCS TECUMSEH, a Royal Canadian Navy Reserve division located in Calgary

Guest Tim Lister, CNN contributor and co-author of two books on terrorism, the most recent being Nine Lives with Aimen Dean

Guest Erin O’Toole, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs

On today’s show, Premier Jason Kenney has proclaimed turn-off-the-taps law but won't use it on B.C. yet. We get an update on the crisis in Venezuela from Kyle Matthews Executive Director of the Montreal Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies. Eileen Dooley, Principal, Leadership Practice for Odgers Berndtson and monthly HR columnist for the Globe and Mail talk to us about the myth surrounding ageism in the workplace. Lastly, we debunk wind power myths with Dr. Jay Lehr, Science Director of The Heartalnd Institute

Guest Diana Davison, Founder of the Lighthouse Project