On today's show we examine money laundering in Alberta. On the heels of BC's inquiry, Canadians for Tax Fairness's Sasha Caldera explains the situation in our own province. What's next for Bill C-48? We chat with Senator Doug Black. As the Ford government announces it's pulling funds for stem cell research, we speak to Dr. Duncan Stewart with the Ontario Institute for Regenerative Medicine. Later. we learn more about "zombie cells" and how they are affecting aging with geriatrics specialist Dr. James Kirkland. Finally, journalist Max Fawcett reports on the life and death of the Alberta Climate Plan.

Senator Doug Black, independent, Alberta

Max Fawcett, freelance journalist & former editor of Alberta Oil Magazine

Dr. James Kirkland, geriatrics specialist, Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota

Dr. Duncan Stewart, Cardiologst & president and scientific advisor for OIRM

Stephen Brown, senior Canada economist, Capital Economics

Sasha Caldera, Beneficial Ownership Program Manager, Canadians for Tax Fairness

On today's show Councillor Sarah Hamilton & Councillor Moe Banga take us through city council's discussion on residential speed limits. Big businesses with bigger ethical issues? Associate professor & N. Murray Edwards Chair in Jurisdiction and Business Law Bryce Tingle explains. Later, the owner of a Kelowna-based trucking company shares practices for road safety. What does Holt Renfrew's closing mean for downtown retail? The School of Retailing's Heather Thomson shares her thoughts. Finally, we explore why millennial's are signing more prenups.

Heather Thomson, executive director, School of Retailing at the Alberta School of Business

Pat McCullough, owner, Kelowna-based trucking company