The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association is joining the legal challenge against the summer jobs abortion clause

Guest: Josh Paterson, executive director and lawyer, British Columbia Civil Liberties Association

Guest: Paulette Senior (President and CEO of the Canadian Women's Foundation)

Do Canadians fully know what it means to give consent? A survey conducted by the Canadian Women’s Foundation shows that only 28% of Canadians understand what it means to give consent.  

Guest: Guest: Sarah Goldfeder, Fellow with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and Principal with Earnscliffe Strategy Group

Update on NAFTA. What is happening and should there be concern?

The Saskatchewan Premier joins the show to talk about carbon tax, equalization and whether or not he’ll be meeting with Notley and Horgan about the pipeline.

Guest: Scott Moe, Saskatchewan Premier  

Guest: Eric Duhaime, Author, Columnist for the Journal de Montréal, and for the National Post and Hosts a radio talk show on FM 93 in Quebec.

Looking at illegal border crossing in Canada.

Is it possible that bipolar disorder has a link to gut health? A Toronto doctor studies a new treatment with this new information

GUEST: Dr. Valerie Taylor chief of psychiatry at Women’s College Hospital

What do we need to know about the Ontario election? What are the polls showing and what are the likely outcomes?

GUEST: Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated, columnist, and Washington Times contributor.

Guest: Colin Craig, Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

CTF holds 20th annual "Gas Tax Honesty Day" to educate motorists about the real carbon taxes they're paying at the pump.

Today's full show includes interviews on NAFTA, Quebec border crossing, bipolar disorder and the link to gut health, the Ontario Election and tax on gas. Not to mention, Premier Scott Moe joined the show.

Guest: Major General David Frazer.

From the Canadian in charge of the joint military command in Kandahar Province in Afghanistan, this is the real on-the-ground story of one of NATO’s bloodiest, most decisive and misunderstood operation: The battle of Panjwayi, the defining moment of the operation.