On today’s show, President Trump addresses the nation after Iran launches a missile strike at bases in Iraq. We hear more from Reggie Cecchini, Washington Producer and Correspondent with Global News based in Washington DC. Payman Parseyan, former president of the Iranian Heritage Society of Edmonton tells us more about the 27 Edmonton residents killed in the Tehran plane crash. Dominic Green, a top editor at Spectator USA joins the show to tell us how China and Russia come out on top with America’s latest actions in Iran. We hear more about the Tehran plane crash that killed 176 people from Jock Williams, Aviation expert. Lastly, losing a job means much more than losing an income. Brian Dijkema, vice-president of external affairs at Cardus who co-authored the Cardus report Work Is About More Than Money with University of Toronto labour economist Morley Gunderson tells us more

Guest Dr. Bryan Brulotte, CEO & Chairman of MaxSys

Guest Brian Dijkema, vice-president of external affairs at think tank Cardus. He co-authored the Cardus report Work Is About More Than Money with University of Toronto labour economist Morley Gunderson.

Guest Jock Williams, Aviation expert

Guest Dominic Green, a top editor at Spectator USA

Guest Payman Parseyan, former president of Iranian Heritage Society of Edmonton

Guest Reggie Cecchini, Washington Producer and Correspondent with Global News based in Washington DC

On today’s show, we talk about the increase in Calgary gang violence with John McFadden, career police officer who now researches police productivity. Diane Francis, National Post Editor at Large and Senior Fellow Atlantic Council in Washington DC joins the show to talk about the fight between Ottawa and the West. We talk about substituting marijuana for alcohol as a New Year’s Resolution with Eric Goulet, Brand Director at Foray. Lastly, Jay Cameron, litigation manager at the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom tells us about the latest free speech victory as Court rules against University of Alberta $17,500 security fee

Guest Jay Cameron, litigation manager at the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedom