Patrick Moore former Canadian Greenpeace president, favours nuclear energy and challenges the 'green' environmentalists and the politicians who have signed on to initiatives like yesterday's 200 nations signing of an agreement to eliminate HFC's.

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Patrick Moore former Canadian Greenpeace president, favours nuclear energy and challenges the 'green' environmentalists and the politicians who have signed on to initiatives like yesterday's 200 nations signing of an agreement to eliminate HFC's.

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Who would get your vote? 

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Who would get your vote? 

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Mason Weaver says of Black Lives Matter that it really is "black lies matter."  He challenges whites by saying "what happened to you white folks? Where are the Vikings? You guys are cowards."  Of Barack Obama Weaver says "He has done nothing but drive us apart. He hates America." 

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Mason Weaver says of Black Lives Matter that it really is "black lies matter."  He challenges whites by saying "what happened to you white folks? Where are the Vikings? You guys are cowards."  Of Barack Obama Weaver says "He has done nothing but drive us apart. He hates America." 

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A listener named Trish posts on the show’s web page, "I guess I'm a deplorable racist," going on to outline that she has become a minority in area where she lives in Canada. She adds, "I have concluded I must leave my adult children behind and moved to a small prairie town in order to live in a community where a fifty-something Caucasian woman can feel including in the community."  An Angus Reid poll of a few days ago showed the majority of Canadians (68%) would prefer minorities to fit in better into mainstream society. Additionally, Canada's federal Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains told CBC he's encountering pushback from Canadians at large, as well as members of the Liberal caucus, on Immigration Minister John McCallum's decision to raise the immigration to Canada annual number above the largely static 300,000 (or slightly less than 1% of the national population).-It seems like it's been a week like no other in U.S. presidential election politics. Will that question be asked each week for the next three weeks? What are the numbers in the U.S. presidential election? And how did Americans answer the question "should Donald Trump resign from the campaign”?Guest: Fran Coombs, managing editor of Rasmussen polling-Roy asks callers if they would vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.-Stacy and Kevin have been struggling for financial assistance in Fort McMurray after the wildfire. Recently, there have been developments between Stacy & Kevin and the regional manager of the Canadian Red Cross.Guests: Stacy and Kevin-

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is presiding over an electricity grid and electricity delivery system in the province which is seeing homeowners' electricity bills catapulting and earned the Premier boos when she spoke in public a few days ago. Wynne in turn accuses Ontarians of being "very bad actors" as far as greenhouse gas growth is concerned. Ontario's Auditor General has accused the Wynne Liberals of causing Ontarians to pay an unnecessary $37 billion over market price for their electricity over an eight year period and will add another $137 billion by 2032.

 

Guest: A replay of an interview with Sammy Wilson, Minister of Finance and Minister of the Environment for Northern Ireland as he spoke on the program last year about cap and trade-The Beauties join Roy for their weekly Beauties and the Beast segment.Guests: Catherine Swift, Linda Leatherdale and Michelle Simson

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A listener named Trish posts on the show’s web page, "I guess I'm a deplorable racist," going on to outline that she has become a minority in area where she lives in Canada. She adds, "I have concluded I must leave my adult children behind and moved to a small prairie town in order to live in a community where a fifty-something Caucasian woman can feel including in the community."  An Angus Reid poll of a few days ago showed the majority of Canadians (68%) would prefer minorities to fit in better into mainstream society. Additionally, Canada's federal Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains told CBC he's encountering pushback from Canadians at large, as well as members of the Liberal caucus, on Immigration Minister John McCallum's decision to raise the immigration to Canada annual number above the largely static 300,000 (or slightly less than 1% of the national population).-It seems like it's been a week like no other in U.S. presidential election politics. Will that question be asked each week for the next three weeks? What are the numbers in the U.S. presidential election? And how did Americans answer the question "should Donald Trump resign from the campaign”?Guest: Fran Coombs, managing editor of Rasmussen polling-Roy asks callers if they would vote for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.-Stacy and Kevin have been struggling for financial assistance in Fort McMurray after the wildfire. Recently, there have been developments between Stacy & Kevin and the regional manager of the Canadian Red Cross.Guests: Stacy and Kevin-

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is presiding over an electricity grid and electricity delivery system in the province which is seeing homeowners' electricity bills catapulting and earned the Premier boos when she spoke in public a few days ago. Wynne in turn accuses Ontarians of being "very bad actors" as far as greenhouse gas growth is concerned. Ontario's Auditor General has accused the Wynne Liberals of causing Ontarians to pay an unnecessary $37 billion over market price for their electricity over an eight year period and will add another $137 billion by 2032.

 

Guest: A replay of an interview with Sammy Wilson, Minister of Finance and Minister of the Environment for Northern Ireland as he spoke on the program last year about cap and trade-The Beauties join Roy for their weekly Beauties and the Beast segment.Guests: Catherine Swift, Linda Leatherdale and Michelle Simson

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