The Oil and Gas sector is the bread and butter of our economy. It pays for our schools, hospitals, health care programs and is the largest employer of Canadians. Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh want to kill off Oil and gas. Dan McTeague says these politicians should not get elected.

Imran Hasan discusses Peel Region Crime Stoppers Program -- Big fundraiser coming September 18th. The program is completely anonymous. It's run by a team of volunteers. You will not be identified when you call in to leave a tip.

Extra-curricular activities, field trips, and sports are shut down at all Toronto schools after a recommendation from Toronto's Chief Medical Officer of health. This is unacceptable, says Toronto lawyer Ryan O'Connor.

Tasha Kheiriddin with Navigator and Post Media discusses the high's and lows of the second French debate.
Trudeau hired seven lawyers to try to keep Rebel News Online from participating in the debate. Trudeau lost the legal battle. Ezra Levant discusses the issue.
Cyber security expert Tony Anscombe with ESET, offers tips on how to keep your children safe from predators lurking online.

Close to 65 thousand people in Ontario are out of work, thousands of businesses shut down but the City of Ottawa is giving it's govt workers a huge pay hike. Jay Goldberg with Canadian Taxpayers Federation discusses issue with Karlene Nation.

Ontario is moving forward with plans to launch a vaccine passport. Lawyer and Disability rights advocate David Lepofsky says the vaccine passport should not create barriers for people with disabilities.

Trudeau has done nothing to stop money launderers from pumping billions into Canada, buying up homes, pushing up housing prices, and squeezing middle-income buyers out of the market. Diane Francis, with the Financial Post, discusses the issue.
Christine Van Geyn with the Canadian Constitution Foundation discusses concerns about domestic vaccine passports.

Karlene Nation on Media Nation talks about Justin Trudeau refering to unvaccinated Canadians as "Those People." She also speaks with Jay Cameron, who is with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms. Finally, she talks with newly apointed Chair of the Peel Region Crime Stoppers Program, Imran Hasan.

Trudeau says he doesn't care about monetary policy. Ian Lee, associate Professor of Carleton University explains how monetary policy affects our financial lives.
Hames Rilett with Restaurants Canada discusses concerns that businesses have about being vaccine police.
Litigation lawyer Ryan O Connor says struggling businesses will be burdened with the responsibility to check customer's vaccine status.

The Trudeau Libs have not put forward an election platform. They say it's coming. Franco Terrazano, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, tells us what he wants to see in the platform.
Teachers unions are always crying for more spending on education. A Fraser Institute report says spending has gone up over five years. What is most of the money being spent on? Paige MacPherson with Fraser Institute discusses the issue.

The Liberal party will criminalize the way Canadians choose to sell their homes, says David Oikle, President of Ontario Real Estate Association.
Also, the heartrending stories coming out of Kabul. The Trudeau government has botched the rescue attempt to get Afghan allies out of the country. A complete disaster! Guest Bryan Passifiume with Toronto Sun.

The BC govt is set to introduce a domestic vaccine passport for indoor dining, concerts, sporting events, weddings. How will this work? Will there be exemptions for those who cannot take the vaccine? Jay Cameron with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms weighs in on this issue.
Lorrie Goldstein with Toronto Sun gives us the "hits and misses" for the three political parties on the campaign trail.
Also a discussion about whether Accessibility Certification Training Program should be conducted by a private foundation or whether this should be handled by governments. Disability Rights activist David Lepofsky discusses the issue.