Danielle Smith

Today's full show includes interviews about UCP and the pride parade, tax reform, the Midfield Mobile Home Park, Farm Workers Day and more.                    

How the "mob" controls marijuana and why it's impossible to expel them, this from The Honourable Tony Clement, public safety critic of the Official Opposition. 

On Farm Workers Day, the goal is "honouring the many faceless, invisible and unrecognized workers whose labour puts food on our tables." Eric Musekamp, Farmworkers Union of Alberta, president and director of the Alberta Farmworker Service Centre, joins the show to talk more about the day. 

Bryan Passifiume, crime and police reporter with the Calgary Herald and Calgary Sun, joins the show to talk about Calgary's Midfield Mobile Home Park as its closure draws closer. 

Stewart Bell, National Online investigative journalist, with Global News, joins the show to talk about a Canadian ISIS member who was identified by Interpol as ‘potential suicide bomber.’ 

Senator Black has requested hearings over concerns for Canadians on the government's tax reform. He joins the show to explain. 

Alex McColl, VP Policy of the legacy Wildrose Calgary-Elbow constituency association, wrote an application for the UCP to participate in the pride parade.

AirBnB's have become a very common way for tourists to find a place to stay when going on vacation. But in Banff and Canmore, listing your home is against local laws. Danielle chats with Karen Sorenson, Mayor of Banff and John Borrowman, Mayor of Canmore. 

Todays FULL SHOW includes interviews on AirBNB in Banff and Canmore, military chaplains, chat with Michelle Rempel, finance advice, solar eclpise and the new dental fee guide. 

Time to check in with Dave Popowich and Faisal Karmali, portfolio managers at the Popowich Karmali Advisory Group, CIBC Wood Gundy.