Her five-point energy plan, immigration, and more. Kellie Leitch, candidate for leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada, joins the show. 

A new policy paper called "Staying Ahead of Trump on Security Requires a Holistic Review of Canadian National Security," was written by Al Stephenson, he joined the show to further explain his paper. 

Renaud Brossard, executive director, of Generation Screwed, talks about the Canadian census numbers, and how they will impact millennials. 

Criminal lawyer, Craig Bottomley, talks about Canada's drunk driving laws. 

Today's full show includes interviews about Fort McMurray, Canada's National Security, and the Canadian census/ drunk driving laws. 

Brian Hahn, general manager of the Calgary Bid Exploration Committee, talks about the plan as it stands for Calgary and the bid for the 2026 Olympics. 

Patricia Jones, CEO, Catholic Family Service and Unlocking Potential Foundation, talks about the upcoming gala on May 4. 

People were evacuated from their homes, but what about people who couldn't get home to pick up their pets? The SPCA provided how many pets a temporary home? A representative from the Fort McMurray SPCA, joins the show. 

To evaluate the first 100 days of the Donald Trump Presidency, we welcomed two guests to the show: 

Laura Dawson, director of the Canada Institute, at the Wilson Center

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Colin Robertson, vice president, at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute

John Barlow, critic for Interprovincial Trade, joins the show to talk about Bill C-351, which would allow producers to sell directly to consumers without permission of provincial liquor boards.