On today's show, we talk more about the role of diversity in Canada with Spencer Fernando, writer at SpencerFernando.com, guest Mark Mattson, President and Waterkeeper at Swim Drink Fish talks about sewage leaks in Canada, Chief of Police for  the Medicine Hat Police Service, Andy McGrogan talks about the benefits of an independent police service, Ryan Nakashima, technology writer for The Associated Press and native of Edmonton talks about Google tracking us even when we tell it not to, Philippe Cloutier, who has just joined Suits and Boots’ board of directors and Rick Peterson, founder of Suits and Boots, president of Peterson Capital out of Edmonton, and was a Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidate in 2017 join us in studio to talk about pipeline expansion and other resource issues, and Jess Waterman-Hals, director of the Longstock Music Association tells about the Longstock Music Festival happening in Calgary this weekend.

Guests Philippe Cloutier has just joined Suits and Boots’ board of directors. A professional geologist, he is President and CEO of Quebec-based Cartier Resources. He’s worked in mining exploration and development for 25 years and Rick Peterson is the founder of Suits and Boots, president of Peterson Capital out of Edmonton, and was a Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidate in 2017

Guest Mark Mattson, President and Waterkeeper at Swim Drink Fish

Guest Chief of Police for the Medicine Hat Police Service, Andy McGrogan

Guest Ryan Nakashima, Technology writer for The Associated Press and native of Edmonton

Guest Spencer Fernando, writer at SpencerFernando.com

On today's show, Mathew Farrell, barrister and solicitor, at Guardian Law Group LLP talks about the court hearing for the Humboldt Broncos fundraiser, Cory Morgan, activist, talks about his plans to clean out Camp Cloud, John Thaler, Founder and Portfolio Manager at JAT Capital Management, L.P., a multibillion-dollar global equity investment firm gives an update on Tesla, Charles Lammam is director of fiscal studies at the Fraser Institute and co-author of the new report that shows Canadian families spend more on taxes than housing, food and clothing costs combined, Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society discusses the hysteria surrounding global warming, and Amy Kaler, professor of sociology at the University of Alberta talks about diversity in Canada.

Guest Amy Kaler, professor of sociology at the University of Alberta

Guest Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society

Guest John Thaler, Founder and Portfolio Manager at JAT Capital Management, L.P., a multibillion-dollar global equity investment firm.