Danielle Smith

Opponents of the proposed Springbank Dam have won a court victory that will force federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna to decide whether a public review panel will conduct an environmental assessment of the project. Ryan Robinson, spokesman for Don’t damn Springbank, joins the show. 

Norm Christie, writer, historian, TV host, and the producer of a documentary about a missing cemetery called, Searching for Vimy’s Lost Soldiers, joins the show. 

Mayoral candidate, Bill Smith, joins the show to talk about why he wants to be mayor, and about what he would like to accomplish. 

Today's full show includes interviews about fire protection, the Global Petroleum Show, dissenters, World Environment Day, and Rod Lazenby's fatality inquiry. 

Dwight Dawn, with the Alberta Peace Officers Association, joins the show to talk about CPO Rod Lazenby's Fatality Inquiry, which started today. 

Spencer Fernando, writer at SpencerFernando.com and columnist/reporter at MyToba News, talks about "hypocrisy."

Jay Lauger, program director for MSC in Canada, talks about food fraud, and the work that the MSC is doing to combat this. 

William Kaplan, lawyer and author, joins the show to talk about why we need dissenters as badly as ever.

Kelly Ogle, president, Canadian Global Affairs Institute, will be presenting as a speaker at GPS at the Energy Dialogues. The forum discussion moderated by Ogle will focus on all of the permutations that are involved in moving crude oil to markets. 

In response to Brian Jean's comments last week, Dave Yager, oil service management consultant, former oil service executive, energy policy analyst, journalist, and political commentator, talks about asset protection in Slave Lake and Fort McMurray.