Danielle Smith

Natural gas and the Sturgeon refinery. David Yager, Yager Management Ltd., Oilfield Service Management Consulting, oil and gas writer, and energy policy analyst, joins the show. 

A town in Quebec rejected a plan to build a Muslim cemetery in a narrow vote. Giuseppe Valiante, reporter and editor at The Canadian Press, explains this situation. 

Gary Reynolds, a consultant in the power industry and the previous president and CEO of the Balancing Pool from 2003 to 2011, joins the show to talk about PPAs. 

What's the process for reporting illegal encampments, what citizens should and shouldn't do and why? Jody St. Pierre, community peace officer, with the Partner Agency Liaison team and Calgary Community Standards, Centre City Team, joins the show to explain. 

The worldwide Venezuela plebiscite was yesterday. Josué Ramírez, founder of Canada-Venezuela Democracy Forum, former Venezuelan diplomat, and former director of Political Analysis, National Electoral Board of Venezuela, joins the show to share his insight. 

Ari Goldkind, criminal defence lawyer and legal commentator, joins the show to talk about Andrea Giesbrecht and her sentencing of 8 1/2 years, for concealing the bodies of six of her own babies.

Canada’s immigration system discriminates against children with disabilities, say families. Bruce Uditsky, Inclusion Alberta CEO, joins the show to share his insight. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the Premiers meeting, local families and immigration, Andrea Giesbrecht, Venezuela, Elbow Island Park, a muslim cemetery and PPAs. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the Premiers meeting, local families and immigration, Andrea Giesbrecht, Venezuela, Elbow Island Park, a muslim cemetery and PPAs. 

What's going on? Nicole Robertson, chief communications specialist for Muskwa Media, shares her insight.