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Today's full show includes interviews about counterfeiting, abortions, the Kinder Morgan pipeline, and consumption services in Calgary.
Peter Oliver, president, Beltline Neighbourhoods Association, joins the show to talk about the next steps for supervised consumption services in Calgary.
Two guests talk about this statement: how the insular, ideologically-driven views on resource projects such as the Kinder Morgan pipeline the NDP/Green alliance is putting forward following our provincial election are wrong-headed and destructive, and in no way represent a majority view in B.C.
Stewart Muir, executive director, of the Resource Works Society and Lori Ackerman, Fort St. John Mayor, join the show.
Chargé d’Affaires a.i. Elizabeth Moore Aubin joins the show to talk about the U.S./Canada energy relationship, especially since she is in town for the Global Petroleum Show.
Anna Nienhuis: If Scheer is serious about free speech and MP independence, he wont stifle the abortion debate. Nienhuis, is a research and policy coordinator for We Need a Law, she joins the show.
Canada's fight against $20 billion counterfeit market is a joke beyond belief lawyer says. Lorne Lipkus, a partner at Kestenberg Siegal Lipkus LLP, joins the show.
Today's full show includes interviews with Bill Smith, about the Springbank Dam, private health care in Canada, beer and other taxes, the use of Calgary transit instead of yellow buses.
Lucie Edwardson, a reporter for Metro Calgary, whose primary focuses are education, crime and courts, talks about CBE and their use of Calgary transit.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s spring budget didn’t include any headline-grabbing tax hikes, such as increases in income taxes or business taxes. Aaron Wudrick, federal director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, explains the budget and its impact on everyday people.
The Ontario and Canadian Health Coalitions are releasing a significant new report revealing the results from surveys of hundreds of Ontario patients and private health care clinics across Canada. It reveals costs and consequences of Private Health Care in Canada.
Natalie Mehra, author of the new report, and the executive director, at the Ontario Health Coalition
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Ronald Kustra, is a spokesperson for the Association of Canadians for Sustainable Medicare, a non-profit society registered in the province of Alberta
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