Danielle Smith

Brian Hahn, general manager, of CBEC, joins the show to talk more about where Calgary is at with its potential Olympic bid. 

Dr. Sara Hastings-Simon, associate regional director, Pembina Institute, joins the show to talk about the potential for renewables and their impacts on customers, particularly for Alberta.

Former Bountiful leaders were found guilty of polygamy after a legal fight that lasted for decades. Ari Goldkind, criminal defence lawyer and legal commentator, weighs in on the case. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the UCP, refugees, conservation, drugged drivers, and Sears Canada. 

Sears Canada is facing boycott calls over a plan to cut 2,900 jobs and pay executives $9.2M in bonuses. Richard LeBlanc, associate professor of Law, Governance and Ethics at York University, and member of the Academic Advisory Board for the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance, weighs in. 

Two guests join the show to talk about their issues with the proposed marijuana-impaired driving levels. Pamela McColl, on the advisory board for the national organization, Smart Approaches to Marijuana Canada and Ed Wood, founder, DUID Victim Voices. 

Katie Morrison, conservation director, CPAWS Southern Alberta chapter, joins the show to talk about how Canada is lagging in conservation efforts.

Cheryl Benard, doctor of political science and sociology wrote an article titled I've Worked with Refugees for Decades. Europe's Afghan Crime Wave Is Mind-Boggling.

Two guests join Danielle to talk about the United Conservative Party. Brock Harrison, director of Communications and Policy, with the Alberta Enterprise Group, and William McBeath, director of Training at the Manning Centre, both weigh in. 

Today's full show includes interviews about ISIL members, Jason Kenney on the unity vote, retirement, famine, and more.