Paige Macpherson is the Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. She discusses the increased taxes and spending spree the NDP are on and that they aren’t creating jobs.  

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Paige Macpherson is the Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. She discusses the increased taxes and spending spree the NDP are on and that they aren’t creating jobs.  

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Tom Adams is an energy expert and analyst on the struggles across Ontario to understand the billing. He writes for Tom Adams Energy - ideas for a smarter grid. 

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Tom Adams is an energy expert and analyst on the struggles across Ontario to understand the billing. He writes for Tom Adams Energy - ideas for a smarter grid. 

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Kip Van Kempen has filed a lawsuit against Hydro One, saying he was charged for power for eight months despite the fact power lines to his cottage weren’t hooked up.

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Kip Van Kempen has filed a lawsuit against Hydro One, saying he was charged for power for eight months despite the fact power lines to his cottage weren’t hooked up.

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Conservative MP Kellie Leitch joins Alex Pierson to talk about her idea of screening new immigrants about their values.

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Conservative MP Kellie Leitch joins Alex Pierson to talk about her idea of screening new immigrants about their values.

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Two private Baptist schools in Spruce Grove, Alberta are refusing to adhere to the provincial government's new LGBTQ policy. For that, argues the Alberta Liberal Party leader, the schools should have public funding withheld.

Guest: Pastor Brian Coldwell

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Even though the number of women entering Canadian police services is increasing, they are no match for the existing 'old boys' network, according to Western University sociology Ph.D candidate Lesey Bikos.

Guests: Lesley Bikos, Ph.D candidate in sociology and former City of London police officer. Thesis: “I Took the Blue Pill:The Effect of Hegemonic Masculine Police Culture on Canadian Policewomen’s Identities”

Atoya Montague, RCMP civilian employee with highest possible security clearance. Member of the group of women police officers and police service employees speaking on the program about ongoing sexual abuse, harassment and assault within Canada's police services.

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The majority of Canadians have had enough with political correctness and tell Angus Reid polling political correctness has gone too far. 80% of Canadians say "it seems like you can't say anything without offending someone these days" and the majority of Canadians self-censor what they say in order to not offend someone nearby.

Guest: Shachi Kurl, executive director of Ipsos Reid Polling in Canada

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Next Sunday is the 15th anniversary of 9/11. A week early, Roy speaks with a Hamilton dentist who played a major role in the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center buildings and the Pentagon which resulted in the deaths of more than 3,000 people.

Guest: Dr. Frank Stechey, who was directly engaged in establishing the identity of bodies too badly destroyed bodies to be identified by conventional pathology methods, and so he and his team engaged in forensic dentistry

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Two private Baptist schools in Spruce Grove, Alberta are refusing to adhere to the provincial government's new LGBTQ policy. For that, argues the Alberta Liberal Party leader, the schools should have public funding withheld.

Guest: Pastor Brian Coldwell

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Even though the number of women entering Canadian police services is increasing, they are no match for the existing 'old boys' network, according to Western University sociology Ph.D candidate Lesey Bikos.

Guests: Lesley Bikos, Ph.D candidate in sociology and former City of London police officer. Thesis: “I Took the Blue Pill:The Effect of Hegemonic Masculine Police Culture on Canadian Policewomen’s Identities”

Atoya Montague, RCMP civilian employee with highest possible security clearance. Member of the group of women police officers and police service employees speaking on the program about ongoing sexual abuse, harassment and assault within Canada's police services.

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The majority of Canadians have had enough with political correctness and tell Angus Reid polling political correctness has gone too far. 80% of Canadians say "it seems like you can't say anything without offending someone these days" and the majority of Canadians self-censor what they say in order to not offend someone nearby.

Guest: Shachi Kurl, executive director of Ipsos Reid Polling in Canada

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Next Sunday is the 15th anniversary of 9/11. A week early, Roy speaks with a Hamilton dentist who played a major role in the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center buildings and the Pentagon which resulted in the deaths of more than 3,000 people.

Guest: Dr. Frank Stechey, who was directly engaged in establishing the identity of bodies too badly destroyed bodies to be identified by conventional pathology methods, and so he and his team engaged in forensic dentistry

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