Danielle Smith

Christina Gray, minister of Labour and minister responsible for Democratic Renewal, talks about why the provincial government wants Albertans to weigh in on its proposed labour laws.

Today's show includes interviews about school-kids being exposed to graphic sexual content, proposed labour laws, and school fees. 

Cody Battershill, founder of CanadaAction.ca and Deborah Yedlin, business columnist for the Calgary Herald talk about TransCanada’s natural gas pipeline deal with producers. 

Donna Trimble, executive director, Parents for Choice in Education, joins the show. She talks about school-kids being exposed to graphic sexual content through Alberta GSA Network. 

Dr. Samuel Markowitz, ophthalmologist at the University Health Network in Toronto, and professor at the University of Toronto, joins the show. He talks about a technology that is said to help legally-blind people see. 

Duncan Kinney, executive director of Progress Alberta, talks about the government's recent bill to curtail school fees. 

Thomas Dang, MLA for Edmonton-South West, talks about whether or not he is going ahead with his bill to end the time change.

Alberta lawyer Keith Wilson, talks about who should pay to clean up old oil wells. 

The anniversary of Fukushima is tomorrow; what’s the lasting fallout? Tim Takaro, associate dean of research, and a professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences, at the Simon Fraser University, joins the show.