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)

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. 

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. 

Amarjeet Sohi, the minister of Infrastructure and Communities, and the MP for Edmonton Mill Woods, shares his thoughts on the federal budget. 

Mark Salkeld, president and CEO, at the Petroleum Services Association of Canada, talks about the $30 million that's being allocated to the reclamation of orphaned wells. 

David Perry, senior analyst for the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, said the budget led to uncertainty about defence spending. 

Sagar Meghani, Associated Press Radio Washington correspondent, talks about what he knows about Obamacare, and about what he forsees happening. 

Todd MacKay, prairie director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, talks about the taxpayers fronting the bill because of Saskatchewan's deficits. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the federal budget, orphan oil wells and Obamacare. 

Beef producers say a majority of cattle have been released from quarantine following the bovine Tuberculosis outbreak. Dr. Bill Newton, honorary president and is on the board of governors with Western Stock Growers Association, joins Danielle Smith with an update.