Danielle Smith

Today's full show includes interviews about banning pet sales, being more fit at 50, chuck wagon safety, and breastfeeding in public. 

Pro-public breastfeeding campaign launches in Edmonton. Jodine Chase, outgoing president, of the Breastfeeding Action Committee of Edmonton, joins the show to share her thoughts. 

Are chuck wagons safer than before? What has changed? Kristina Barnes, communications manager, Western Events and Agriculture, Calgary Stampede, answers these questions and more. 

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Sam Pollock, researcher and student, at the Schulich School of Engineering, spent his summer studying chucks, hoping to improve race safety. 

Can you get fitter at 50 than you’ve ever been in your life? Margaret Webb, writing coach, author, journalist, and screenwriter, joins the show to answer this question and more. 

Frank Atkins, economist and senior fellow at the Frontier Centre for Public Policy, joins the show to talk about an announcement tomorrow. 

Jessica Scott-Reid, freelance animal welfare columnist, for the Globe and Mail, joins the show to talk about Vancouver’s pet sales ban. 

Today's full show includes interviews about a WCB report, patio regulations, clean energy, city hall, and food at the Calgary Stampede. 

Employers have serious concerns with proposed recommendations and Alberta government relaxes patio regulations. Amber Ruddy, the Alberta CFIB Provincial Affairs director, joins the show to explain this and more. 

Many Albertan’s don’t like the NDP’s hands on the province’s economic tiller, according to a recent poll. Marc Henry, president of ThinkHQ, joins the show. 

While at the Calgary Stampede, should you try chicken feet?James Radke, the Calgary Stampede midway operations manager, joins the show to talk about this and other types of food.