Danielle Smith

Today's full show includes interviews about condos, charter schools, pro-choice and cannabis. 

If a streetlight stops working/ is burnt out, is the city responsible? Troy McLeod, city of Calgary, roads director, answers this question and more. 

Taking the field out of the farm: Growing produce in space is closer than we think. Ray Wheeler, the lead for advanced life support research at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, and a plant physiologist by training, shares his insight. 

Prime Minister Theresa May called for an early general election to be held June 8 to seek a strong mandate as she negotiates Britain's exit from the European Union. Steven Fielding, professor of Political History at the University of Nottingham, talks about this decision. 

Dr. Tim Cook will be speaking in Calgary tomorrow. He will examine why Canada won the Battle of Vimy Ridge, and the reasons Vimy has become an important symbol of nationalism. He joined the show. 

Jim Gordon, Transitions to Communities site coordinator, talks about a new program designed to help Canadian military veterans, and former RCMP. This program is meant for men and women who are struggling to adapt to civilian life, post-deployment. 

Long-awaited criminal trial against accused Bountiful polygamists to begin. Jay Cameron, barrister and solicitor, at the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms, joins the show. 

Today's full show includes interviews about polygamists, vegetables in space, PTSD, Brexit and wealth. 

A study by The Fraser Institute shows, up to 87 per cent of wealth inequality in Canada, can be explained by differences in people’s age. Christopher Sarlo, senior fellow, Fraser Institute, talks about the findings. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the Calgary Flames, Brian Jean, the NEB, Easter, and sabbacticals.