Danielle Smith

Today's full show includes interviews about the inconvenient sequel, conflict of interest, Canadian families, oxycontin, and more.                                      

Today's full show includes interviews about the inconvenient sequel, conflict of interest, Canadian families, oxycontin, and more.    

Passengers stuck on ‘nightmare’ Air Transat plane for hours without air conditioning, food. Greg McDougall, enterprise risk management and Emergency Response Planning, director, at Mount Royal University weighs in. 

Tony Merchant, former MLA and one of the lawyers handling the OxyContin class action settlement, joins the show to talk about provinces possibly being kept from recouping full medical costs of the OxyContin crisis.

Andrea Mrozek, family program director at Cardus, talks about new census data that was released this morning. She comments on what it means and what implications it has for Canadian families.

Ward 4 City of Calgary Councilor, Sean Chu, joins the show to talk about Nenshi's pay-to-play fundraiser organizer, and whether, or not, there's a conflict of interest. 

Keith Brooks, programs director, Environmental Defence, talks about Al Gore's Inconvenient Sequel. 

Russell Cobb, associate professor of Spanish and Latin American Studies, at the University of Alberta, joins the show to talk about the situation in Venezuela. 

Today's full show includes interviews about The White House, Alberta politics, China, methane, Venezuela, and bacon prices. 

The high cost of bacon this summer, joining the show to talk about why, Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, professor of Food Distribution and Policy at Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Management and professor with the Faculty of Agriculture.