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Today's full show includes interviews about celebrating C02, Parliament after day one, Toys "R" Us, Equifax, the Green Line LRT and an interview with Brian Jean.
Ari Goldkind, criminal laywer and legal expert throughout Canada, joins the show to talk about two cases and how he feels they should be, or should have been handled.
Dr. Patrick Moore, an independent environmentalist and ecologist, and founding member of Greenpeace, joins the show to share his thoughts.
Brian Jean, United Conservative Party leadership candidate, joins the show to talk about his campaign plan.
Equifax says they believe a recent incident involves potential access to the personal information of approximately 100,000 Canadian consumers. Tom Keenan, a professor, at the University of Calgary, a research fellow, at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, and author of the best-selling book Technocreep, joins the show to weigh in.
Toys “R” Us seeks bankruptcy protection, what went wrong? Debi Andrus, adjunct professor of Marketing at the Haskayne School of Business, at the University of Calgary, joins the show to share her insight.
Chris Warkentin, deputy opposition house leader, joins the show to talk about Parliament, what happened during day one of Question Period.
Eric Proppe talked about wheel stops, then other callers and texters weighed in on issues that are on their minds with the upcoming election.
Today's full show includes interviews about Parliament, Daylight Saving Time, Contemporary Calgary, the NDP race, Conservative Candidate - Jeff Calaway, unlawful cell tracking, as well as a what’s your beef segment.
Laura Tribe, executive director, for OpenMedia, joins the show to talk about the RCMP using cellphone tracking technology.
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