Alexandre Laurin, director of Research, at the C.D. Howe Institute, talks about how a ‘fully-funded’ expanded Canada Pension Plan might not be a sure thing.

Today's full show includes interviews about Matthew de Grood, Syria, The Red Pill, and tobacco. 

Ken King, president and CEO of the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation, joins the show to talk about what he would like to happen when it comes to a new arena in Calgary. 

No seats changed hands in byelections, but the Tories and the NDP came on strong in Ontario. Tim Powers, vice chairman Summa Strategies and Managing Director of Abacus Data, joins the show. 

Les Landry, president of Respect the Service Dog, submitted a draft to all MLAs, asking for a more balanced approach when it comes to a number of issues plaguing the service dog community.

Based on the family court topic, our guest explained two things further; Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Bonkalo Report. The guest is Sarah Bisbee, founder and lawyer with Quick Click Law. 

What technologies are being used to clean up tailings ponds? Dan Wicklum, chief executive, at Canada's Oil Sands Innovation Alliance, shares his insight. 

Today's full show includes interviews about byelections, service dog regulations, family court and tailings ponds. 

Dave Rowe, morning sports guy for News Talk 770, talks about the possibility of the Flames leaving Calgary if the team can't strike a deal on a new arena.

The Red Pill, will it play at the plaza? Candace Muttitt, representative from Fathers Rights Alberta joins the show.