Today's full show includes interviews about Greta, Snowden, GHG reduction, and about Tourism in Calgary. 

Women aren't comfortable investing. Dave Popowich, portfolio manager at the Popowich Karmali Advisory Group, CIBC Wood Gundy, joins the show. 

Robert Lyman, principal with ENTRANS Policy Research Group, foresees the GHG reduction targets as turning Canada's economy into that of Chad, an impoverished, developing nation. 

Roy Beck is an Alberta horticulturalist, seed producer, and seed production advocate. He operates Broadview Farms at Sedgewick, Alberta. He talks about seed production, and the emerging issues with it. 

Calgary is hosting a major tourism conference. Cindy Ady, chief executive officer, at Tourism Calgary, joins the show to talk about the conference. 

Vaughn Palmer, columnist with the Vancouver Sun, joins the show for one final update before the B.C. election. 

Dr. Granger Avery, Canadian Medical Association president, talks about the new opioid prescription guidelines. 

Mike Armstrong, Global National Quebec correspondent, joins the show to update us on the flood situation in Ottawa.

Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated, columnist, and Washington Times contributor, talks about the French election results. Were they a surprise? What happens now?

Jamie Tiessen, with the Foothills Regional Emergency Services Commission, set the stage for the issue, and spoke to it on behalf of the Commission.

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Turner Valley Mayor, Kelly Tuck, talked about the impact she is seeing on her constituents, and what the fragmented dispatch means for the rural Southern Alberta communities.