Danielle Smith

Danielle discusses faith and millennial involvement with Global Toronto news anchor Farah Nasser who did a four-part series on this topic. 

Danielle takes a look at a four-part series on Faith and talks to Global News Anchor Farah Nasser.

Fourty-three per cent of Canadian parents have at some point wished they had no kids. Freelance writer and content strategist, Lola Brown spoke with Danielle on this topic.

Danielle and Nigel Hannaford take your calls about the shooting of a Republican congressman.

Ari Goldkind, criminal defence lawyer and legal commentator, joins the show to offer insight on the Bill Cosby case and other cases as well. 

Debi Andrus, assistant professor of Marketing at the Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary, talks about how retail used to be, how it is now, and about how it could be successful in the future. 

Greg Musselman, Minister at Large for The Voice of the Martyrs Canada, also the host of the daily television program that airs across Canada called 100 Huntley Street, joins the show. He has been to Pakistan a number of times, reporting about Christian persecution.

Increase of asylum claims in Canada. Raj Sharma, Calgary immigration lawyer, thinks the system is broken. He joins the show to talk about why he feels that way. 

Today's full show includes interviews about asylum seekers, sears and other retail stores, Christian persecution, Bill Cosby's court case, and municipalities taking action on climate change. 

On June 13th, the Government of Canada and the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, announced a new initiative connecting municipalities with local environmental experts. Shannon Joseph, program director of the Municipalities for Climate Innovation Program, at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, joins the show to talk about the initiative.