Today's show includes interviews about school calendars, opioids, and about the Springbank dam. 

Why is Bitcoin fluctuating so much? Jonathan Garber, the markets editor at Business Insider, shares his insight. 

Marius Grinius, fellow‎ at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, and a former Canadian ambassador to ‎North and South Korea, talks about North Korea's brutish authoritarian regime, their abysmal human rights record and more. 

Police watchdog, ASIRT, accused the Calgary Police Service of protecting its own with 'unprincipled' practices. Michael Bates, the vice president of the Criminal Defence Lawyers Association, explains the situation. 

Official estimates are needed as a way to guide policy and help parents, advocates say. Sid Frankel, is an associate professor in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Manitoba. He is also a member of the National Steering Committee for Campaign 2000. 

Kevin O'Leary, leadership candidate for the Conservative Party of Canada, is in Calgary. He talks about his campaign. 

Matt Worona, owner at CARGO Food Market, talks about his Calgary food truck park plan. 

Today's show includes an interview with Kevin O'Leary, and interviews about ASIRT and North Korea. 

Kent Erickson, co-chair of the AGCoalition and the past chair of the Alberta Wheat Commission, joins the show to talk about Bill 6 recommendations. 

Eric Musekamp, director, Alberta Farmworker Service Centre, joins the show to talk about Bill 6 recommendations.