With Bob Hill, President of Hill Bros Expressways.

Today on the show: Nerve agent death and what we know about novichok, Calgary connection to the Thai cave rescue, cycle tracks and bike safety in Alberta, Edmonton chambers of commerce highlights the need to avoid spending and tax increases, Greyhound cancelling services in Western Canada and the effect that has on Red Arrow, as well as indigenous communities who rely on the services, and new attractions at the Calgary Stampede.

Guest Janet Riopel, President and CEO of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce talks about fiscal restraint as the city developes a four-year budget

Guest John Stepovy, Director Sales and Business Development for Red Arrow talks about Greyhound ending services in Western Canada, and what that means for Red Arrow and those that rely on these services.

Guest Nicole Robertson from Muskwa Media talks about how the loss of Greyhound will effect Indigenous communities.

Guest David Sibbald, President & Chairman of the Board for the Calgary Stampede talks about his zipline challenge with Premier Notley and the new attractions at the 2018 Calgary Stampede.

The President of Bike Calgary Agustín Louro talks about bike safety and the role cycle tracks have played in it.

A Denver based company with a Calgary office creates detailed map of Thai cave network to help rescue trapped boys

Guest: Patrick Blott, Chairman & CEO Intermap Technologies, Inc. | Denver, Colorado, USA

Guest: Dr. Arne Kislenko, Associate Professor of History at Ryerson University and an instructor in the International Relations Programme at Trinity College and the Munk School for Global Affairs at the University of Toronto (an expert in national security, intelligence & terrorism)

Today on the show: analzying the charges laid against the truck driver in the Humboldt crash, the class size problem in Alberta, Millenials have it rough- the numbers confirm, how to avoid a trade war with China, Finance Critic Pierre Pollievre, and Air BnB sets a record this past weekend in YYC