Danielle Smith

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.

Today's full show includes interviews about diabetic tax, Trudeau’s federal debt, an interview with Jason Kenney, flu shots in Alberta, and about the CatOberfest Emergency Adoption Event. 

There's a new study on Prime Minister Trudeau’s federal debt accumulation. Charles Lammam, director of fiscal studies at the Fraser Institute and co-author of the new report, joined the show. 

Kelsey Scoular, cat program manager, at Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society, joined the show to talk about the success of the event on Saturday. 

Research from Health Canada warns vaccination rates are still dangerously low. Amani Chehade, is a pharmacist and associate/owner at Shoppers Drug Mart. She joined the show to talk about flu shots, the good and bad. 

Jason Kenney, United Conservative Party candidate, joined the show to talk about his plans moving forward. Also, Chestermere-Rocky View MLA Leela Aheer joined the show. 

Liberals hitting diabetes patients with tax grab, Conservatives and health groups say and more with Chris Warkentin, Deputy House Leader. Also, Shane calls in to talk about his 11-year-old son, who has Type 1 Diabetes and Gord calls in about his wife, who also has Type 1 Diabetes. 

George Bush audio, an interview with security guard Jesus Campos on Ellen about the shooting in Las Vegas and more. 

Today's full show includes conversations with the new Ward 5 Councilor George Chahal, about Midfield Park in court, conspiracy surrounding the Vegas shooting, winter weather, gas prices and Bill Morneau. 

Kim Moody, director of Canadian Tax Advisory, at Moodys Gartner Tax Law, joined the show to talk about Bill Morneau facing criticism in the House yesterday. He was questioned as to why, after he became finance minister, he didn’t either sell his shares in Morneau Shepell, or put his stake in a blind trust.