On today's show we discuss the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre with Senator Jim Munson, who covered the incident as a journalist. The Alberta Muslim Public Affairs Council discusses MP Michael Cooper after he lashed out at a Muslim witness during a parliamentary hearing. Author and activist Dave Meslin explains how we can fight back against apathy in politics. Later, just how much could Canada's edible cannabis be worth? Deloitte partner Jennifer Lee explains.

Jennifer Lee, partner, Deloitte

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

Brianna Boyko, student, Digital Media & IT: Animation, NAIT

Dave Meslin, activist, founder, Toronto Public Space Committee, TEDtalk presenter

Senator Jim Munson, former bureau chief and foreign correspondent for CTV News

Faisal Khan Suri, president, The Alberta Muslim Public Affairs Council

On today's show we take a look at the new website tracking a notorious train in Edmonton. Later, Russia wants Tinder to hand over its data...privacy expert Tom Keenan explains the implications it could have on Canadians. Reporter Janet French explains what a new government could mean for education budgets. Later, we hear from a Calgary business owner hit with a huge tax increase. Finally, we discuss your favourite morning beverage.

Kelly Doody, founder, Social School

Janet French, reporter, Edmonton Journal