Danielle Smith

Today's full show includes interviews about the LGBTQ Apology, 2018 Olympics, medicinal cannabis, the rich paying their fair share and the proposed consumer protection plan.

The Alberta government is suggesting stricter rules to help online ticket buyers. The proposed legislation would also allow the province to talk action is consumers do not receive the tickets purchased on a resale sight. Stephanie Mclean, MLA for Calgary-Varsity. Minister for the Status of Women and Service Alberta, discusses this with Danielle.

A study released today analyzes whether or not the rich are paying their fair share. But what qualifies someone as "rich"? Charles Lamman, director of fiscal studies at the Fraser Institute and author of the report, joins Danielle.

The legalization of cannabis is quickly approaching and the NDP is holding a conference this morning to talk about medicinal cannabis tax. Emblem Cannabis is a licensed producer of medical cannabis. CEO of Emblem Cannabis, Max Zavet discusses the medical uses.

The 2018 Winter Olympics are just around the corner! How is team Canada looking heading to PyeongChang? What does Russian participation look like with the recent WADA decision? Dan Barnes with the Edmonton Journal weighs in.

Doug Elliott, partner with Cambridge LLP says a group of people seeking to sue the government over alleged state-sanctioned persecution for their sexual orientation have reached an agreement in principle.

Colin Graig discusses the federal government’s stonewall release of Bombardier emissions analysis.

Brian Mason discusses the infrastructure needed with the widespread adoption of self-driving cars.

Conrad Black has written many interesting opinion columns lately. He joins Danielle to talk about what his thoughts are on topics including Trump and education.

Environment Minister Shannon Phillips weighs in on multiple topics including caribou management and that injured bear everyone is talking about.