On today's show we discuss a controversial court decision in the case of David and Collet Stephan with Professor Tim Caulfield. Plus, learn more about a film festival dedicated to diversity. Finally, we celebrate Edmonton's community leagues and the work that goes into building a neighbourhood.

Laura Cunningham-Shpeley , executive director, Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues

Naomi Achus, President, Chappelle Community League

Reetu Schaaf, President, Inglewood Community League

Sikandar Atiq, Chair, Mosquers Film Festival

Sofia Alani, External Events Director, Mosquers Film Festival

Matt Phillips, owner/chef, Northern Chicken 

Paul Shufelt, owner/chef, The Workshop Eatery

Sylvia Cheverie, owner, Chartier

Steve Brochu, chef & owner of MilkCrate, Prairie Grid chef of 2018

Dan Clapson, food writer & creator, Prairie Grid Dinner Series

Prof. Tim Caulfield, Canada Research Chair in Health Law & Research Director, Health Law Institute, University of Alberta

Quinn Campbell, senior videographer, Global News

On today's show we take a closer look at three instances of Justin Trudeau in brown or blackface. Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs examines what consequences this could have on Trudeau's favour with Canadians amidst the federal election. Later, Avnish Nanda with Everyone's Canada explains the impact the revelations have on Canadians everywhere. Finally, Dr. Lori Wilkinson explains why the events paint a larger picture of racism in the country.

Angelina Chapin, HuffPost reporter covering criminal justice and immigration

Dr. Lori Wilkinson, Professor, Department of Sociology and Criminology, University of Winnipeg, specializing in immigration and refugee studies; Director, Immigration Research West; Editor in Chief, Journal of International Migration and Integration