Stan Stapleton, the national president of the Union of Solicitor General Employees, joins the show to talk about an Edmonton prison and the working environment for the employees there. 

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

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

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. 

Spencer Fernando, writer at SpencerFernando.com and columnist/reporter for MyToba.ca News, joins the show to share his thoughts on North Korea missile testing, China trade and Omar Khadr. 

Lorna Selig, president and instructor at Safe4Life, joins the show. She shares some strategies for diffusing stressful and potentially dangerous situations, as it relates to bullying and victim targeting.  

Where's the Sturgeon refinery project at? Ted Morton, senior fellow at the School of Public Policy and at the Manning Centre, joins the show to share some insight. 

Pope likely to abandon Pell as sex-abuse charges rock Vatican: experts. Rev. Dr. Tim Callaway, and chairperson of MK Safety Net Canada, which educates and advocates regarding abuse in religious circles, joins the show. 

Volvo vows to go all electric with new models from 2019, Tesla’s first mass-market car, the Model 3, goes into production this week. Willett Kempton, professor, College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment, and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Delaware office, joins the show to talk more about these vehicles. 

Today's full show includes interviews about North Korea, self-defense, the Sturgeon refinery, church offences, and electric vehicles.