On today's show, teams, streets and buildings being renamed and statues torn down, but will that lead to real change? We talk to Dr. Carl James out of York University. Plus, what should be the rules or regulations around politicians blocking people on Twitter? We talk to Professor Karyn Pugliese from Ryerson University. Also, nasty, even threatening comments aimed at Canada's prime minister. What does a civilized society do in response? We talk with writer and researcher Alheli Picazo. And, Lana Bernardin is fighting for her two-year-old son Kaysen who needs a $2.8 million medicine. We find out how they're raising the money.

Dr. Carl James, Professor, Faculty of Education, York University

J’lyn Nye, Host, 630 CHED Afternoons, Honourary Colonel, 408 Tactical Helicopter Squadron

Lana Bernardin, Mother of Kaysen Martin

Karyn Pugliese, Professor, School of Journalism, Ryerson University

Alheli Picazo, freelance writer & researcher

Frances Buchanan, guardian of a vulnerable adult in care

On today's show, we take a look at the COVID-19 outbreak at the Misericordia hospital with UNA president Heather Smith. We check in with Dr. Lorian Hardcastle to discuss Bill 30, the omnibus health bill in the legislature. Plus, Dr. Amy Tan joins us to do some mask myth-busting. And, a devastating blow to the Keystone XL pipeline from the U.S. Supreme Court. What does it mean for Alberta? We ask the publisher of energi.media, Markham Hislop.

Cathy Heron, Mayor, St. Albert

Markham Hislop, Writer/Publisher, Energi Media