-When Fritz Bropkop’s home was raided, he wasn’t the only one affected. His resident has been left with a
$2,000 vet bill.

GUEST: Michael Murphy

Today's full show includes interviews on topics like B.C. gas prices, cross-province trade, electricity, the 2018 Spring Bear Hunt, free speech and the people who were affected by the home raid a couple weeks ago.

- Should there be a law to have CO detectors? John Gignac fought for this in Ontario and they have had the law since 2015.

GUEST: John Gignac, retired firefighter and activist, lost his niece and her family to a CO leak in Woodstock Ontario, fought for the CO detector bill in 2015

- What was happening with the Dow yesterday? What does this mean? Where do we go from here?

GUEST: Rafi G. Tahmazian, Senior Portfolio Manager & Director

-As the BC/Alberta battles continues, there may be more grey area within the lawsuit than it appears.

GUEST: Jason MacLean, assistant professor at the University of Saskatchewan College or law, wrote article in the Globe and Mail

- Discussing the supporting new parents act, pipelines, and spy agency overhaul

Guest: Chris Warkentin, Conservative Deputy Houseleader

- What kinds of jobs are people looking for? Has there been a significant shift away from oil and gas? 

GUEST: Jodi Kasten, Indeed Canada managing director

-A Saskatchewan man is deathly ill but won’t be put on the liver transplant list.

GUEST: Aimee Whitbread, wife of Eric (the patient)

Today's full show includes interviews about carbon monoxide, the markets, pipeline complexity, federal politics, the top jobs in Calgary and a Saskatchewan couple's toubles trying to get a liver translplant.