Danielle Smith

Richard Dolezal, the author of The Fourth Vow, joins the show. His new book imagines a world where Christianity is under attack by the U.S. government and the American Civil Liberties Union.

New commission to guide opioid emergency response. Trevor Loria, president and CEO, Simon House Recovery Centre, joins the show. 

Today's full show includes interviews about marijuana and tobacco regulations, Kinder Morgan's pipeline, CEO compensation, and the Halo Effect. 

Milton Friesen, Social Cities program director at think tank Cardus, talks about Canadian Cities gaining tens of billions of dollars worth of benefit from the Halo Effect.

Amanda Lang, anchor, Bloomberg Television Canada, and author, of the Power of Why, and now The Beauty of Discomfort, talks about her newest book, and its goal. 

Are CEO's being paid fairly, or are they being paid too much? Steven Clifford, former CEO and author, also holds a BA from Columbia University, and an MBA with Distinction from Harvard Business School, joins the show to share his insight. 

Case for Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline built on faulty assumptions, including tidewater price fiction: study. David Hughes, a research associate, with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, joins the show. 

Marijuana and tobacco regulation: same stated health goal, vastly different approaches. Hear more about this from Eric Gagnon, head of Corporate and External Affairs, at Imperial Tobacco Canada. 

Today's full show includes interviews with Andrew Scheer, surrogates, leakless pipelines, counterfeit vegetables, and more. 

"Lets Work It Out," is an event to discuss the Unity Plan just announced by Alberta's two conservative parties. Neil Hughes, chair of the Let's Work It Out Committee, and chief financial officer, of the Calgary Currie Wildrose Constituency Association, joins the show to weigh in.