Danielle Smith

How are golf courses taxed? How should they be taxed? Jim Finney, vice president of the Calgary Golf Association weighs in. 

Charles Lammam, the Fraser Institute’s director of fiscal studies, talks about their infrastructure spending study. 

Pat Stier, MLA for Livingstone MacLeod, talks about the NDP government expanding the timeline for public feedback on major changes to the Castle region by 30 days, instead of the 60 days Wildrose had asked for.

In this show hear more about the Castle region announcement, taxing golf courses and about handheld devices and children. 

Brent Hodgson, president of the Alberta Off-highway Vehicle Association, ways in on a responsible solution to OHV use across the province. 

Darwin Wandler, power generating genius, shares his thoughts about the recent announcement from the Alberta government. They will be creating a $36-million rebate program for solar installation on residential and commercial buildings.

Ward 10 Councillor Andre Chabot opens up to Danielle Smith about his intentions to run for mayor.

The full show includes an interview with Councilor Andre Chabot, and discussions about solar power, and OHV use across the province. 

Matthew Fisher, International affairs columnist, at the Postmedia newspapers, including the National Post, explains the 'problems' in Sweden. 

Allison Speigel, litigator with the law firm of Speigel Nichols Fox LLP, talks about millennials and why they shouldn't be called lazy.