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Staff from the Farmers’ Advocate Office made presentations to landowners throughout the province about negotiating wind and solar energy leases. Jeana Schuurman, a rural engagement and communications specialist, with FAO, joins the show to share details.
Rudy Prediger, where should, or can he move his double-wide trailer?
Andrew Moylan, executive vice president, at the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, joins the show to talk about Quebec, Airbnb reaching an agreement to collect lodging tax in the province.
Small-business groups are upset about Ottawa’s proposed tax changes. Ashley Ziai, a senior policy analyst, at CFIB, based in Ottawa, was integral in organizing the letter to Minister Morneau.
Adrienne Smith, a Toronto-area immigration lawyer and former analyst at Immigration Canada, talks about medical admissibility and her insight into it.
Doug Cassidy, director from Real Estate and Development Services, with the City of Calgary, joins the show to weigh in on the Midfield Park discussion.
Mike Holmes, has been working as a contractor for more than 30 years, he talks about hiring a home assessor and more.
Today's full show includes interviews about Enmax water bills, home assessments, the city on Midfield Park, medical admissibility and a 17th Ave construction update.
Adnan Ishaq, former owner of Waves Coffee House on 17th Avenue, said he shut down his business two months ago.
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