Danielle Smith

Fathers Rights Alberta is hosting a screening of a new documentary, The Red Pill. This documentary describes the journey of a feminist into the Men's Movement. Justin Trottier, executive director, at the Canadian Centre for Men and Families, and the CEO, at the Canadian Association for Equality, joins the show to talk more about the screening. 

Garnett Genuis, MP for Sherwood Park-Fort Saskatchewan, and Alberta and deputy critic for Human Rights and Religious Freedom, talks about the M-103 debate and about illegal border crossers. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the U.K. attack, a segment about down syndrome and abortions, as well as Bovine TB update. 

Our guest profiled a couple about their experience raising twins with Down Syndrome. 

Laurel Gregory, reporter and co-producer of Family Matters for Global News Edmonton.

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Abortions in Canada versus Iceland. In Iceland 100 per cent of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome are aborted. 

John-Henry Westen, co-founder and Editor-in-Chief at LifeSiteNews.com

Dr. Stephen Barber, an associate professor in Public Policy, at the London South Bank University, and an editor, for the International Public Management Review. 

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A portion of the live press conference from London about Parliament attack. 

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.

Today's full show includes interviews about Uniting the Right, the provincial budget, and about Canadian muslim women wearing niqabs. 

The new leader of the Alberta PC party, Jason Kenney, joins Danielle Smith to chat about his meeting with Wildrose Leader Brian Jean and the future of both parties.

Charlie Russell, born in grizzly country, has over 50 years of experience exploring grizzly bear nature. He has found that grizzlies will be peaceable with humans so long as we are nonviolent with them.

Alberta Media Fund slashed by $3M in recent provincial budget

Damian Petti, president, IATSE Local 212

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NDP budget boss Joe Ceci meets Calgary business types and he gets the silent treatment

Adam Legge, President and CEO of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce