Danielle Smith

Danielle Smith

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Danielle Smith episodes

  • Secondary Suites

    Council voted to make secondary suites a discretionary use city wide. The vote was 10-5 to have city administrators look at each application. 

    Ward Sutherland, Ward 1 councillor, opposed the motion

    14 min
  • Midfield

    What happens to the residents now?

    Mathew Farrell, barrister and solicitor, at Guardian Law Group LLP 

     

    11 min
  • School Symbol

    A parent of a high school student is concerned over a wall poster of Che Guevara in one of the teachers’ classroom. He shares his story and Danielle will take some calls to see if others have similar experiences.

     

    10 min
  • Carbon Tax

    What does the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers think of the announcement on Carbon Tax last week? Tim McMillan President and CEO of CAPP

     

    11 min
  • Trends of 2018

    Ford has come out with a list of 2018 trends and the consumer trends report. The following trends are explored:     

    • How an omnipresent news cycle affects how people interact and take responsibility in society
    • How consumers can now buy the one thing that was never for sale—time.
    • Are marriage and parenthood still the desired norms for happy living?
    • What does the onslaught of intelligent technology mean for us as a society?

      • Guest: Sheryl Connelly, Ford Motor Company’s in-house futurist

       

      16 min
    • The future of Bitcoins

      What does the future of bitcoins look like? 

      Tom Keenan, Professor in the Faculty of Environmental Design at U of C Author of the best-selling book Technocreep Research Fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute

       

      13 min
    • Unfair Voting

      A Calgary resident, Steve Roberts, is so unhappy with the most recent municipal election that he has filed a complaint to the Chief Electoral Officer.

      23 min

    About Danielle Smith

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    Danielle Smith's background as former leader of the Wildrose Party makes her ideally suited to deliver this unique show that is much more than just politics.