Were the results shocking? What happens now? Any impact on Alberta? Ian Bailey, reporter with the Globe and Mail, joins the show to talk more about the election results. 

Serenity, what's the latest information relating to this case? Jason Nixon, MLA for Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre and Wildrose Shadow Human Services Minister, joins the show to share more information. 

We are on the verge of an artificial intelligence revolution, in which the systems that Snowden, as a top level government intelligence contractor, revealed are rapidly becoming fully automatic and outside of oversight. James Graham, associate professor, Department of New Media, University of Lethbridge, delves deeper into this topic. 

The first-annual Stardale Charity Gala, will be at the Spolumbo's Restaurant, on Friday, May 12th from 7pm until midnight. Helen McPhaden, executive director, Stardale Women's Group Inc., joins the show to talk more about the event. 

While we still do not know for sure which proposed changes will ultimately become law, we anticipate that the changes outlined below will be implemented at some point in the near future. These include certification without a vote, restrictions on employer free speech, enhanced penalties for unfair labour practice. Brock Harrison, director of Communications and Policy, Alberta Enterprise Group, joins the show. 

Photo parking enforcement approved for Calgary residential zones. Mike Derbyshire, general manager at Calgary Parking Authority, joins the show. 

Debi Andrus, assistant professor, of Marketing at the Haskayne School of Business, at the University of Calgary, talks about all things airlines, since they seem to be making the news an awful lot lately. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the B.C. Election, Serenity, Snowden, and airliners. 

Lindsey Marofke, three-and-a-half-year-old Greta’s Mom, joins the show to talk about her daughter's surgery. 

University of Lethbridge will be presenting a web-link live conversation with whistleblower Edward Snowden. Chris Horbachewski, the vice president of Advancement at the University of Lethbridge, speaks about why they're doing it.