Danielle Smith

Donald Trump is set to reverse Barack Obama's climate change measures on Tuesday. Dr. Tim Ball on the president's environmental policy and the impact on Canada. (Photo Credit: Getty Images) 

Today's full show includes interviews about marijuana legalization, hunting in the Castle area, renewable electricity, and more. 

An Alberta man, Troy Grabher, has begun to worry about potential backlash over his personalized licence plate. This, after his father was told he could no longer keep his.

Sheldon Fulton, a Calgary energy market consultant, joins the show to talk about the provincial government's goal of adding 5,000 megawatts of renewable electricity by 2030.

Vikram Vij, chef and author of Vij – A Chef’s One-way Ticket To Canada With Indian Spices in His Suitcase, joins the show to talk about his life and culinary experiences. 

Brian Dingreville, first vice president, with the Alberta Fish and Game Association, talks about hunting in the Casle area. 

Craig Jones, executive director, NORML, National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws in Canada, talks about how he feels about marijuana legalization in Canada. 

Trump's administration granted permit for the Keystone XL pipeline. Hear what Dennis McConaghy, retired Canadian energy executive, a former executive vice-president of Corporate Development at TransCanada, as well as the author of Dysfunction: Canada after Keystone XL, thinks about that decision. 

What does ISIS really want? Hicham Tiflati, senior research associate, for the Transcultural Conflict and Violence Initiative, at the Georgia State University, shares his insight. 

House of Commons passes anti-Islamophobia motion, M-103. 

Raheel Raza, president of a council for Muslims Facing Tomorrow 

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Anthony Furey, national columnist, Sun papers (more from him at www.furey.ca)