Danielle Smith

Today's full show includes interviews about Save Calgary, anti-racism, uncertainty after the B.C. election, Muslim Youth Camp, economic diversification in Hanna and Jeromy Farkas on water bills. 

Jeromy Farkas, candidate for City Council in Ward 11, is calling for utility bill fairness following 'huge, unexplained' Enmax bills. 

Town of Hanna Mayor Chris Warwick, joins the show to talk about their economy currently and about their plans moving ahead. 

Baraa Kahf, a member of the Board of Directors for the Muslim Youth Camp, joins the show to talk about why the camp was started and more. 

Lydia Miljan, a Fraser Institute senior fellow and political science professor, at the University of Windsor, joins the show to talk about the uncertainty in B.C. since the election. 

David Eggen, Minister of Education, joins the show to talk about the government’s anti-racism strategy.

Hadyn Place, spokesperson for Save Calgary, joins the show to talk about the group and the goal behind it. 

Andre Chabot tells Danielle Smith that is out of options as it faces the impending closure of Midfield Mobile Home Park, but that it would be difficult to delay the closure.

Today's full show includes interviews about Hurricane Harvey, ethics of limiting speech, Andre Chabot on Midfield Park, cryptocurrency world and the mayoral debate. 

Karen Bell, director of Communications and Fund Development, at Theatre Junction, talks about the upcoming debate and about public art.