Danielle Smith

The Conference Board of Canada released its metropolitan outlook. Jane McIntyre, senior economist, Conference Board of Canada, joins the show to discuss both the national outlook, and those for Calgary and Edmonton. 

Who should you call if you see a distressed animal? Clio Smeeton, president of the Cochrane Ecological Institute answers this question, and more. 

Two guests shared their thoughts on the province's labour legislation changes. 

Amber Ruddy, CFIB director of provincial affairs in Alberta

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Gil McGowan, president of the Alberta Federation of Labour 

Vaughn Palmer, columnist, the Vancouver Sun, talks about B.C. Election 2017: NDP wins Courtenay-Comox riding; minority government confirmed. 

Today's full show includes interviews about Bill C-16, consumer protection, oilsands, Druh Farrell, and Alberta labour legislation. 

Danica McLellan, spokesperson for Keep Alberta Working, joins the show to talk about new labour legislation in Alberta. 

Marcel Latouche, president and CEO, Institute for Public Sector Accountability, joins the show to talk about Druh Farrell, campaign finance, conflict of interest, who should be responsible for lawsuits, and more. 

NDP reforms consumer protection. Two guests weigh in on these changes. 

Stephanie McLean is Alberta’s Minister of Service Alberta and Minister of Status of Women.

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Don MacIntyre, Wildrose MLA for Innisfail-Sylvan Lake, shadow minister for electricity and renewables.

Darrell Stonehouse, the editor of Oilweek & Intelligence Products, joins the show to talk about the results of a new oilsands report. 

Bill C-16, will it pass? Derek From, staff lawyer, at the Canadian Constitution Foundation, joins the show.