Danielle Smith

News Talk 770 reporter Aurelio Perri has his eyes and ears all over city council today. He fills us in on what changes are being made and how Calgary is looking going for a bid for the 2026 Olympics. 

Today's topics include deportations, coal power, the philosophy of money, your calls on the Olympic bid, and much more. 

David Altro joins Danielle Smith to discuss how tax changes south of the border could impact Canadian 'snowbirds.'

David Dick is a professor in both Philosophy and Business at the Unversity of Calgary. He is a part of a mini-conference at the University on the Philosophy of Money November 17th and 18th .

Screenwriter Miguel A. De La Torre joins Danielle Smith to discuss the book and documentary "Trails of Hope and Terror" examining why immigrants cross borders to futher their economic interests.

Climate change is a major discussion topic in Germany as the second week of COP23 takes place. Environment minister Catherine McKenna wants to focus on removing coal as a power source. Energy market consultant, Sheldon Fulton, talks about coal power with Danielle.

Investigative journalist, Stewart Bell, has done a Global Online story that shows while more foreign nationals are being ordered deported for criminal activity, the number actually being deported is decreasing.

Carlo Dade, director of the Trade & Investment Centre at the Canada West Foundation, joined the show to talk about the Trans-Pacific Partnership facing an uncertain future. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the plague, Remembrance Day in Nanton,  tankers in Canada, a StubHub scheme, TPP and an AARCS fundraiser. 

Susan Brakus, events and fundraising coordinator for Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society, joined the show to talk about the event.