Dr. Johnathan Kimmelman, associate professor, Biomedical Ethics Unit, at McGill University, joins the show to talk about the ethics of experimental therapies and more. 

Trudeau at Governors conference, Chinese Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo and a $10,000 private access scandal. Spencer Fernando, writer at SpencerFernando.com and columnist/reporter for MyToba.ca News, weighs in on these topics and more. 

Stampede vendors are donating their leftovers to the local food recovery program. Rob Ironside, stampede lead coordinator for Leftovers Foundation, joins the show to talk more about the program. 

What interesting conversations has Rick Bell, columnist, with the Calgary Sun, had with politicians lately?

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

Today's full show includes interviews about hedge-funds, Charlie Gard, the governor's conference, Calgary Stampede vendors and leftovers, politicians, and an update on the MMIW inquiry. 

Today's full show includes interviews about hedge-funds, Charlie Gard, the governor's conference, Calgary Stampede vendors and leftovers, politicians, and an update on the MMIW inquiry. 

Matthew Fisher, international affairs columnist, at the Postmedia newspapers including the National Post, wrote North Korea's ambitions should shake Canadian complacency. He joins the show to share his thoughts on North Korea and more. 

Between 2007 and 2015, Alberta contributed $220 billion more revenue to Ottawa than it received in federal transfer payments and services. Ben Eisen, the director of the Fraser Institute’s Alberta Prosperity Initiative, and co-author of the study, joins the show. 

Lee Humphrey, the founder of the Veterans for the Conservative Party of Canada, joins the show to share the views of veterans on the Omar Khadr case.