Dr. Mark Dyrholm, Calgary Chiropractor, also running as a candidate for Ward 13, wrote a piece about the inefficiencies of photo radar speed enforcement. He joins the show. 

What are your thoughts when it comes to photo radar, scrap it? Or keep it? 

Today's full show includes interviews about tip shaming, National Aboriginal Day, intelligence services, and photo radar. 

Steve joins the show to share his thoughts about photo radar, and Calgray's speed enforcement policy. 

Audio from Brian Hahn, general manager of Calgary Bid Exploration Committee, Mayor Nenshi and more about the potential 2026 Olympic bid. 

Michelle De Cordova, director, Corporate Engagement and Public Policy of NEI Investments, joins the show to talk about the recent chicken abuse scandal video from a BC farm and reports about the rise of Canadian links to child and forced labour are two issues that speak to a broader issue – a need for stronger supply chain governance.

Based on the London building fire, what would the mechanism be if something like that happened here? Or if issues in general arose here? Sarah Woodgate, director, Calgary Housing, and president, Calgary Housing Company, joins the show to answer these questions and more. 

Greg Clark, leader of the Alberta Party and MLA for Calgary Elbow, joins the show to talk about Calgary’s flood anniversary and uniting the centre.

Nearly one in two Canadians is expected to be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, according to a new report. The following two guests joined the show: 

Lois Strevens, a 22-year cancer survivor from Sherwood Park

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Kristyn Berry, Alberta-based spokesperson for the Canadian Cancer Society

She For He is happening this weekend. Offering more details about the event, Don Zest, the associate branch director of the Canadian Association for Equality - Calgary and the Canadian Centre for Men & Families - Calgary, joined the show.