Danielle Smith

There's a lot of talk about Alberta's impaired driving laws. Andrew Murie, Chief Executive Director of MADD Canada weighs in on the topic and talks about how other provinces impaired driving laws compare to Alberta's.

A John Ware documentary is being created and now it’s the subject of a National Film Board movie. Cheryl Foggo is the Calgary based writer behind the film.

McDonald’s has 67 cent burgers today and during a convenient time for Alberta. A pilot project revealed yesterday at the annual Canadian beef industry conference is looking for producers to produce products meeting specific criteria. Fawn Jackson, Executive Director of the Canadian Roundtable for Sustainable Beef talks to Danielle on this topic.

Could Canada's oil sands collapse by 2030? Geoff Dembicki wrote an article in Vice about the future of Canadian oil sands. He states that the global oil industry could be on the brink of a rapid and irreversible decline.

Looming legalization spurs 'massive interest' in marijuana retail opportunities in Calgary. Matt Zabloski, Business Strategist, is the lead at The City for the Cannabis portfolio gives us some more information.

Hundreds of asylum seekers are still crossing into Canada daily from the United States at the Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle Que., boarder. Raj Sharma discusses the refugee/boarder crisis.

The Spirngbank dam is looking at a price of $432 million. When the project is finished, the government plans to re-sell the land outside of the footprint with the hopes of lowering the cost to $372 million. Ryan Robinson, spokesman for Don't Dam Springbank comments.