Danielle Smith

As part of the 2017 Energy Series: Risk, Opportunities, and Reality, Michael Cleland, senior fellow Positive Energy Program, at the University of Ottawa, wrote a paper. It stated, under the Paris Accord of 2015 Canada has committed to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 30 per cent from 2005 levels, by 2030.

Supply management, two different candidates thoughts on this, and more. 

Maxime Bernier, MP for Beauce, CPC Leadership Candidate

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Andrew Scheer, MP for Regina-Qu'Appelle, former Speaker of the House, and CPC Leadership Candidate

While election financing laws have been changed provincially, they have not changed for trustee elections. This and more from Lisa Davis, the founder of Kids Come First. 

In The Weekend Effect, author Katrina Onstad argues the importance of having leisure time and fighting off work that encroaching on our time off.

Today's full show includes interviews about current municipal concerns, Keystone XL/ energy security, the French election, a new book called 'The Weekend Effect', net neutrality, and portfolio construction. 

Cody Battershill, Founder of CanadaAction.ca, talks about 5 ways forward in support of Keystone XL and energy security for North America. 

Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated, columnist, and Washington Times contributor, talks about the upcoming French election. 

Aurelio Perri, News Talk 770 Reporter, talks about some of the current municipal concerns right now. Are people complaining for no reason?

Faisal Karmali, first vice president, portfolio manager and investment advisor, Popowich Karmali Advisory Group, CIBC Wood Gundy, has a conversation with Danielle about portfolio construction, risk, and political events and how they can have an affect on your portfolio.

The CRTC revealed new rules preventing mobile and fixed Internet providers from exempting certain content from data caps, strengthening the country’s support for the net neutrality principle that all data should be treated equally. Cynthia Khoo, from OpenMedia, joins Danielle to explain.