Danielle Smith

Shima Safwat, founder and CEO of One Nation Foundation, talks about why Canadian Muslim women want to wear niqabs. 

Talking about Unite the Right and yesterday’s meeting with Jason Kenney. 

Wildrose Leader Brian Jean

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So it's legally allowed to Unite the Right, but how cumbersome will that process be?

Andy Crooks, chairman of the Alberta Conservative Consolidation Committee AC3.

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A team of Wildrose and PC party members will try to come up with a draft unity agreement over the next six weeks.

The newly elected Progressive Conservative Leader Jason Kenney

Today's full show includes discussion about the PC and Wildrose merger, an interview about a lawyers suit against a bank, and a continued conversation about the Alberta energy efficiency programs. 

Stephen Farrell, president of VerdaTech Energy Management and Consulting Inc., talks about how Alberta's energy efficiency programs, touted by Shannon Phillips, don't do anything for Albertan's.

Rocco Galati, a constitutional lawyer, at Rocco Galati Law Firm Professional Corporation, talks about his lawsuit against The Bank of Canada. 

Tim Callaway, long-time Calgary-area pastor, talks about Senator Don Meredith in regards to what came to light last week. 

Alex Tapscott, the CEO and founder of Northwest Passage Ventures, talks about how Canada could be a global leader in blockchain technology. 

Today's show includes provincial budget interviews, Alberta PC leadership candidates, and Alberta women wearing high heels. 

Kelly N. Carter, Canadian Forces Decoration, Master Corporal (retired), and a certified payroll manager, joins the show to voice his concerns when it comes to requiring women in workplaces in Alberta to wear high heels. 

Dave Popowich, portfolio manager at the Popowich Karmali Advisory Group, CIBC Wood Gundy, joins the show.