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Chris Koch is a motivational speaker, athlete and farmer who is speaking at the 75th Anniversary Gala for the 187 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron. He talks to Danielle about his journey.
Researchers have found bacteria that is blocking the effectiveness of chemotherapy drugs. Senior Scientist and group leader at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, Ravid Straussman has more about what they learned.
Is more funding needed in the police service? Or should staff and resources be managed better? Steve Chapman is a change management specialist, CEO of Moyo inc. and a former member of CPS.
The latest CRA tax folio is advising employers that when an employee gets a discount on merchandise, that amount should be taxed. Director of Canadian Tax Advisory at Moodys Gartner Tax Law, Kim Moody, weighs in on what this means for the future of employers and employees.
Today's full show includes interviews about Catalonia, Calgary election candidates, the Alberta wildlife rehabilitation policy, marijuana and more.
Evan Woolley, City of Calgary Councilor in Ward 8, and Mayoral candidates, Jason Gogo and Curtis Olson, all weigh in on marijuana use in Calgary.
Clio Smeeton, president of the Cochrane Ecological Institute, joins the show to talk about an injured bear not being moved and about the wildlife rehabilitation policy being under review, according to the province.
Bonnie Simpson, is an assistant professor, Consumer Behaviour, at Western University, joins the show to talk about asking for donations publicly.
Marcel Latouche, president and CEO of The Institute for Public Sector Accountability, shares his list of 14 candidates for the election and talks about Calgary's debt burden as well as the Green Line LRT.
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