Doug Schweitzer, Candidate for Leader of the United Conservative Party, joined the show to share his views on a few topics and talk about his plans moving forward. 

Dr. Susan Kaminskyj, a professor in the Biology Department, at the University of Saskatchewan, joins the show to talk about why a dandelion growing in the middle of a barren patch of oilsands tailings is a good sign. 

Students with Dyslexia and other Learning Disabilities, how should they be taught? Tanya Keto, a registered provisional psychologist and manager of Professional Development and Parent Education, at the Foothills Academy Society, a father and various other callers joined the show. 

Royal LePage’s CEO, Phil Soper, joined the show to talk about Statistics Canada census data around housing, and about the Bank of Canada announcement on interest rates.

Today's full show includes interviews with United Conservative Party candidate Doug Schweitzer, about sex-ed in catholic schools, dandelions and oilsands, Dyslexia, interest rates and census data. 

Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated, columnist and Washington Times contributor, joins the show to talk about his article headlined Unlocking the mystery of Ontario PC leader Patrick Brown. 

Brian Jean, United Conservative Party leadership candidate, joined the show to talk about his plans moving forward. 

Simon Becker, a personal trainer at GoodLife Fitness Beacon Hill, joined the show to talk about how to stretch out certain trouble areas for people who move, or sit in one position for long peroids of time while at work. 

Director of Child and Family Services, Kelly Provost of the Piikani Nation, which is located in Treaty No.7 territory, joined the show to talk about preventing First Nation children from slipping through the cracks of Canada’s Health Care system.

Targeting the youth, could that be the way to end homelessness? Stephen Gaetz, professor in the Faculty of Education at York University and director of the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness (Homeless Hub), joined the show to explain this theory.