Danielle Smith

Marcel Latouche, president and CEO, at the Institute for Public Sector Accountability, joins the show to talk about City of Calgary council. 

Discarded solar panels are piling up, how can we dispose of them? Jemin Desai, a research fellow, with Environmental Progress, joins the show to talk about this and more. 

What's different about beer brewed in Alberta? Is the taste really that different? Alex Horner, head brewer, Banded Peak Brewing, joins the show to answer these questions and more. 

Today's full show includes interviews about Omar Khadr, the UCP vote, a law to silence people, and Alberta brewed beer. 

Dr. Tim Ball, climatologist, Universities of Winnipeg and Manitoba (adjunct,) joins the show to talk about Strategic Lawsuits against Public Participation, and the trial he has with Andrew Weaver in October. 

The UCP vote is on July 22. There is a cut off for memberships for the PCs on July 12 and for the Wildrose, it’s on July 8. Two guests joined the show, Jeremy Nixon, the Wildrose Party executive director, and Ric McIver, PC Caucus leader and MLA for Calgary-Hays. 

Press conference, calls and more, about the Government issuing an official apology, and confirming a settlement payout to Omar Khadr. 

Today's full show includes interviews about crossing the floor, renewable energy, the G20 Summit, an Edmonton prison, China and trade and the Green Line LRT. 

Peter McCaffrey, director of research for the Manning Centre, joins the show to talk about the Green Line LRT. 

Is China a friend or foe? Ed Greenspon, president and CEO from Public Policy Forum, joins the show to offer his insight.