Guest Jonathan Kay, Canadian Editor, Quillette

Alan Carter, Host, The Alan Carter Show & Anchor, Global Toronto

Gregory Koger, professor of political science, University of Miami & filibuster expert

On today's show a 93-year-old veteran reflects on D-Day. Historian and author Ted Barris joins us from Normandy. The brother of Amber Tuccaro, who went missing in 2010 and was found murdered two years later, shares his thoughts on the final report of the inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Finally, we chat about the impact of climate change on municipal infrastructure with Robin Mazumder and Kalen Anderson.

Robin Mazumder, Vanier scholar, University of Waterloo

Kalen Anderson, Director of the City Plan, City of Edmonton & vice president, Canadian Urbanism

Ted Barris, author & historian

Duane Wysynski, president, Dodgeball Canada

Dr. Peter Warrian, senior reserarch fellow, Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto

Paul Tuccaro, brother of Amber Tuccaro who went missing in 2010 and who's body was found two years later in farmer's field in Leduc

Ian Christie, veteran, Second World War