The campaign for the May 9 election has yet to officially begin, but already big promises are being made. Vaughn Palmer, a columnist with the Vancouver Sun, joins the show to talk about how the campaign is going so far. 

A plan for marijuana legalization is to be released tomorrow. Bill Bogart, author of Off the Street: Legalizing Drugs? joins the show to share his insight into this process. 

Our guest wanted a chance to weigh in on an earlier conversation we had about services dogs, with Les Landry, president of Respect the Service Dog. Honourable Irfan Sabir, minister of Community and Social Services, and MLA for Calgary-McCall, joins the show. 

Larry Elford, Investment Malpractice analyst for clients, lawyers and legislators. He also previously spent 20 years inside the halls of RBC and Scotia Wealth Management divisions, talks about financial tricks and traps. 

Today's full show includes interviews about a civil suit against the Calgary Police Service, the B.C. election, marijuana legalization and more. 

Lee Humphrey, president of JAMES International Security Consulting, talks about his experience while at the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Battle School in Wainwright, AB, in Oct. 1982.

Ted Galen Carpenter, senior fellow for Defense and Foreign Policy Studies, at the Cato Institute, talks about China, North Korea, and Trump. 

Today's show includes interviews about the Green Line LRT,  "snack shaming", International Aid, Brian Mason, another interview about military torture allegations, and a discussion about a Shell bribery scheme. 

Today's full show includes interviews about bike lanes, military torture allegations, Erin O'Toole, as well as Donald Trump's presidency and its impact on Canada, David Gray on Ecofitt, and about three Big Myths about Modern Agriculture. 

UN Security Council is meeting today to discuss U.S. airstrikes in Syria. Reggie Cecchini, editor and producer, for Global National in the Washington Bureau, talks about what he's hearing there in the States.