Danielle Smith

The Manning Foundation released the latest update to their popular Council Tracker project that examines the voting records of Calgary's City Council. Peter McCaffrey, director of Research, at the Manning Foundation, talks about the results. 

Chris Bloomer, president and CEO of CEPA, joins the show to talk about a Greenpeace report on U.S. pipeline leaks, that's raising concerns in Canada. 

Marcel Latouche, president and CEO The Institute for Public Sector Accountability, joins the show to talk about public art and more.

Doug Schweitzer, an official Candidate for Leader of the United Conservative Party of Alberta, joins the show to talk about his plans for the province. 

David Booth, senior writer at Driving.ca, joins the show to talk about how Tesla is doing and whether, or not, it's smart for them to get into solar roofing. 

Kim Jong Un and more about North Korea with Matthew Fisher, international affairs columnist, at the Postmedia newspapers including the National Post.

Keystone XL pipeline. What does, Dennis McConaghy, author of the book Dysfunction, Canada after Keystone XL, commentator on Canadian energy and carbon policy issues, and formerly exectutive VP of TransCanada for Corporate Development, foresee happening in the Nebraska hearings?

Today's full show includes interviews about Alberta politics, conquering cancer, millennial spending, and Keystone XL. 

Today's full show includes interviews about Alberta politics, conquering cancer, millennial spending, and Keystone XL. 

How do millennials differ from previous generations on spending habits and financial education? Pavlina Osta, millennial commentator, answers this question and more.