Danielle Smith

Kevin Falcon, executive vice president of Anthem Capital and Former Deputy Premier and Finance Minister of B.C., joins the show to share his insight into the current political landscape in B.C. 

Ari Goldkind, a criminal laywer and legal expert throughout Canada, joins the show to talk about a schoolyard incident that could cost $600K. 

David Yager, Oilfield Services Executive Advisory – energy policy analyst, with Yager Management Ltd., joins the show to talk about Cenovus Energy and refineries shutting down.

Dr. Phil Langill, director of the University of Calgary's Rothney Astrophysical Observatory, joins the show to talk about meteors and asteroids. 

Vancouver is taking some heat after allowing controversial speaker, David Icke, to hold a day-long event at the Orpheum tomorrow. Aidan Fishman,Interim National Director, The League for Human Rights, B'nai Brith Canada chats with Rob about the controversy. 

Price-gouging during natural disasters are not an uncommon occurance, but is it all bad?  Don Boudreaux, professor of Economics, at the George Mason University talks about what price-gouging does during times of crisis.

Andrew Scheer has announced new conservative shawdow ministers. Conservative M.P. for Calgary Nosehill, Michelle Rempel, weighs in on the new team and comments on the Federal government. 

There are many topics coming out of Ottawa with Darshan Kang resigning and conversations around the small business tax plan. John Ivison is a columnist with the National Post and wrote an article about how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been governing. 

Today's full show includes interviews about small business, lodging tax, Rudy on Midfield Park, wind and solar energy leases, sick leave and Nenshi. 

Colin Craig, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, interim Alberta Director, joins the show to talk about sick leave and savings, as well as Nenshi and the Wenzel lawsuit.