Methane emissions, are these a real issue? Are they being reduced? Two guests answer these questions and more. 

Terry Abel, executive vice president, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers

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Joshua Anhalt, CEO at GreenPath Energy Ltd.

B.C. Election 2017: John Horgan walks fine line between passion, petulance. Lori Culbert, reporter with the Vancouver Sun, shares her insight into the the election developments. 

Sony reportedly ends partnership with Dr. Luke, amid legal battle with Kesha. Katie Scott, Corus Entertainment, national online reporter, talks about what she knows about the case. 

Dave Schneider, Wildrose shadow agriculture minister and MLA for Little Bow, talks about hundreds of thousands of acres of crops that were lost, or unused from the 2016 harvest, and what the Wildrose thinks the NDP should do to support farmers. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the B.C. election, Trump and the Paris Climate Agreement, a follow-up on methane, lost crops, and a liver transplant. 

Calgary family to pay $600K for little girl’s liver transplant after Canada’s health system says no. Lindsey Marofke, three-and-a-half-year-old Greta’s Mom, joins the show. 

Construction is underway on the Southwest Ring Road. Doug Vaessen, reporter with Global News Calgary, shares what he has learned about the project. 

Jason Markusoff, Alberta correspondent, for Maclean’s magazine, talks about who he thinks the front-runners are in the Conservative Leadership race. 

Reports say oil and gas methane emissions are higher than previously thought. Dale Marshall, the national program manager, at Environmental Defence, talks about the reports. 

Jerry Davis, the chief information officer, at the NASA Ames Research Centre, joins the show to talk about internet connections and using them, while protecting yourself.