On today's show, Sarah Goldfeder, principal at Earnscliffe Strategy Group, fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and former U.S. diplomat and Christopher Curtis, Reporter for The Montreal Gazette talk about the USMCA, Dave Yager, Oilfield Services Executive Advisory – Energy Policy Analyst, with Yager Management Ltd talks about the new $31 billion LNG Canada project, Carl Neustaedar, Director of Communications at the Public Policy Forum, a national, non-partisan think tank based in Ottawa talks about a not-for-profit media funding model, and David Wright, associate professor of History at the University of Calgary and Rob Huebert, associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Calgary talk about China's Arctic affairs.

On today show Danielle breaks down the Brett Kavaunagh hearing and looks at it from both sides, Ian Holliday, Research Associate with the Angus Reid Institute talks about proportional representation, Dr. Sally Lindsay is a Senior Scientist at Holland Bloorview’s research institute and has done significant research on youth disabilities discusses the unemployment rate for Canadians with a disability, and Allan Huttema, American dairyman from Parma, Idaho, who was born and raised on a dairy farm in Chilliwack, BC, shares his experience with working on both sides of the border as a dairy farmer.

Guest Dawn Smith, Environment and Sustainability Coordinator for the Town of Okotoks

Danielle Smith speaks about the Brett Kavanaugh hearing and gets the views of our listeners

Guest Dr. Sally Lindsay, Senior Scientist at Holland Bloorview’s research institute and has done significant research on youth disabilities

Guest Ian Holliday, Research Associate with the Angus Reid Institute

Guest Allan Huttema, American dairyman from Parma, Idaho, who was born and raised on a dairy farm in Chilliwack, BC

On today's show, Sarah Goldfeder, principal at Earnscliffe Strategy Group, fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and former U.S. diplomat talks about NAFTA and the relationship between President Trump and Prime Minister Trudeau, Harley Frank, semi-retired farmer and former Blood Tribe Chief discusses the land claim dispute he is going through, Amber Ruddy,  the Director of Provincial Affairs for the Canadian Federation of Independent Business talks about property taxes in Calgary, Michelle Rempel MP for Calgary Nose Hill, and Shadow Minister for Immigration, and Citizenship joins the show, and Sean Simpson, Vice President of Ipsos Public Affair talks about the new Ipsos Poll that shows growing number of Canadians are looking for politicians to “break the rules"

Guest Sean Simpson, Vice President of Ipsos Public Affair

Guest Sheryle-anne Reuben, Executive Director of Jack Long Foundation