Danielle Smith

Alberta Liberal MLA David Swann is calling on the NDP government to stop the clearcutting of Kananaskis Country and Highwood Pass.

The Fraser Institute has done a study on the NAFTA Agreement this morning and is anticipating possible scenarios and their implications for Canada. Steven Globerman is the co-author of this report.

Danielle talks to Elizabeth Goldie, a honeybee keeper and creator of the bumblebee recovery program to gain a further understanding of bees and wasps.

Transport Canada is departing from aviation standards help by the FAA in the United states that requires every passenger jet to have two people in the cockpit. Global National reporter Reid Fiest is following this story and discusses this decision with Danielle.

Construction on the Ring Road is being put on hold after the Alberta Appeals Board issued a statement on the project. Minister of transportation and infrastructure, Brian Mason, chats with Danielle Smith on this topic.

Founded on July 1st 2017, Families that Work is Alberta’s first non-profit organization dedicated to tackling the barriers that stand between Alberta’s workforce, their families and their careers. Danielle speaks with the founder of the organizations, liz Elliott

It seems that gravel mining operations in Alberta have been getting carte blanche on removing aggregate from sensitive floodplain areas without really having to do much in the way of environmental assessment or flood response. Environmental specialist Jon Fennell shares his thoughts.

Technology is killing jobs, and only technology can save them. Michael Hicks, George and Frances Ball Distinguished professor of Economics and director with the Center for Business and Economic Research, at the Ball State University weighs in on the topic.