Is it possible the Ontario government could actually lose money by selling marijuana. Dana Larsen, director of Overgrow Canada and director of Sensible BC, joins the show to share his thoughts. 

Today's full show includes interviews about Waterton and area, Calgary's new arena debate, the crisis in Myanmar, The Unity Conference at the University of Calgary, a municipal election guide and marijuana sales in Ontario and Alberta. 

Audio from Mayor Nenshi and more talk about Midfield Park. 

Joel Selnick, is a reporter and weekend co-anchor of Global News Morning in Calgary, Doug Vaessen, is a reporter for Global News Calgary, they both joined the show to provide an update. 

Neil Farwell, a former resident of Midfield Mobile Home Park, joins the show to share his story. 

Mark Milke, an independent policy analyst, who authored a report for think tank Cardus, joins the show to talk about inequality in Canada. 

Tanya Koshowski, executive director, Brown Bagging for Calgary’s Kids, joins the show to talk about kids in school and what their organization is doing to help. 

Michelle Stirling, communications manager, at the Friends of Science Society, joins the show to talk about, the Competition Bureau has dropped the call for inquiry against Friends of Science that Ecojustice initiated in Dec 3, 2015.

Barrie McKenna, National Business correspondent, with The Globe and Mail in Ottawa, joins the show to talk about his piece Canadian mayor’s risk becoming pawns in Amazon’s NAFTA power play, and more. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the fire in Waterton and area, the inequality debate in Canada, kids who are hungry at school, Midfield Park and more.