Today's full show includes interviews about electric vehicles, Canadian oil and natural gas, Christianity, landfills, and Okanagan flooding. 

Jeff Gaulin, vice president of communications at CAPP, talks about the world wanting more Canadian oil and natural gas, according to an Ipsos international survey. 

Edmonton doesn't have landfills? How does this work? Overflow goes to the Riley landfill, but do they incinerate the extra? Michael Labrecque, branch manager, at Edmonton Waste Services, joins the show. 

Marcel Latouche, president and CEO of The Institute for Public Sector Accountability, weighs in on the idea of a speaker for City Council, and about landfills in Calgary. 

Anthony Furey, Sun / Postmedia columnist and national comment editor, host of SiriusXM Canada Talks Ch. 167, National Post Radio, joins the show to talk about his new book, Pulse Attack: The Real Story Behind The Secret Weapon That Can Destroy North America.

This is a follow-up to the interview segment about opioids. What is DBT? Dr. Kathy Fitch, clinical assistant professor at the University of Calgary, and clinical medical director for the Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) program, for Central Mental Health Clinic. 

Two guests join the show to talk about Freeland's speech and Sajjan's speech, both about Canada's new defence policy. 

Michelle Zilio, Parliamentary reporter with The Globe and Mail.

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Colin Robertson, vice president and fellow Canadian Global Affairs Institute

Today's full show includes interviews about landfills, council, DBT and Canada's new defence policy. 

Peter Kinch, mortgage and investment advisor, with Vine Wealth, joins the show to talk about millennials and the home buying process. 

Deborah Rosati, corporate director, co-founder and CEO of Women Get On Board, joins the show to talk about Women Get On Board, their mandate, their community and national expansion with their launch event in Calgary today.