Danielle Smith

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. 

Today's full show includes interviews about northern populism, the American Revolutionary War, youth homelessness, psychological violence in the workplace, and talk about a new LGBTory website. 

Today's full show includes interviews about northern populism, the American Revolutionary War, youth homelessness, psychological violence in the workplace, and talk about a new LGBTory website. 

Scott Newark, a criminal justice and a National Security policy advisor, shares details about Omar Khadr's situation. 

What is the goal of a new LGBTory website? Eric Lorenzen, vice president of communications, for LGBT Tory Canada, joins the show to answer this question and more. 

E-petition 1067 is calling for the Canadian Labour Code to be amended and to include a prohibition against psychological violence in the workplace and the hazardous work environments caused by this violence. Wendy Gaucher-Bigcharles, survivor of Workplace psychological violence, joins the show. 

Joe Roberts, executive director, The Push For Change, joins the show to talk about his experience with homelessness and about his advice for youth. 

Tristin Hopper, National Post Alberta-based reporter, joins the show to talk about his article with the headline, Your revolution was dumb and it filled us with refugees: A Canadian take on the American Revolutionary War. 

Poll suggests 'northern populism' brewing in 'divided' Canada. Frank Graves, president, of EKOS, joins the show to further explain the poll. 

A recent study showed that more than 60,000 Canadians left the country for medical treatment in 2016. Yanick Labrie is a Fraser Institute senior fellow and co-author of the study, he joins the show to talk about it further.