Danielle Smith

Today's full show includes interviews about refugees, a new arena in Calgary, parental alienation, softwood lumber, and about the Springbank Dam. 

Members of Don’t Damn Springbank will be at tonight’s AGM of the Calgary River Communities Action Group to Deliver the message that a dam at Springbank means destroying one community, to ty to protect another. Ryan Robinson with dontdamnspringbank.org, joins the show. 

The softwood lumber decision, what does it mean for Canada, and also for Alberta? Brock Mulligan, director of communications, for the Alberta Forest Products Association, shares his insight. 

Today marks the 10th annual Parental Alienation and Hostile Aggressive Parenting Awareness Day. What is the goal?

John-Paul E. Boyd, fellow of the International Academy of Family Lawyers and the executive director, at the Canadian Research Institute for Law and the Family

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 Allan, experienced parental alienation first-hand

Canada could receive more refugees, says Swedish analyst Carlos Rojas. 

What is the plan? Dave Rowe, News Talk 770 sports anchor, shares his thoughts when it comes to arena plans, and more. 

Calgary and Edmonton

Edmonton arena, CFL stadium, and public field house. What did Edmonton do? What could Calgary learn from Edmonton? David Staples, city hall columnist at Edmonton Journal, answers those questions and more. 

Today's full show includes interviews about school board elections, the Conservative Party leadership race, Red Cross and privacy. 

Tom Naested, president of the Sunalta Community Association, says they haven't been formally updated by the city as to the plans in Victoria Park, but he answered questions from the community association’s perspective.

Jenn McManus, Canadian Red Cross, vice president, Alberta and Northwest Territories, joins the show to review their one year update on Alberta fires. 

Calgary Parking - Restricted Residential Zones. Sharon Polsky, president of the Privacy and Access Council of Canada, and the vice president of the Rocky Mountain Civil Liberties Association, talks about this.