Catherine Griwkowsky, legislature reporter, AB Today

Steven Penney is a professor in the faculty of law at the University of Alberta

Lydia Perovic is an author. Her most recent book is Lost In Canada: An Immigrant’s Second Thoughts

A possible health czar, airplane rollover at Pearson Airport, GST holiday ends

Aurel Braun, professor of international relations and political science, University of Toronto and Centre Associate for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard University

Lana Vanderlee, Canada Research Chair in Healthy Food Policy, Assistant Professor in Nutrition, Université Laval

Kelly Higginson is the president of Restaurants Canada

Duncan Dee, aviation consultant and former COO of Air Canada

Doreen Barrie is an adjunct professor of political science at the University of Calgary

Dr. Dawn Bowdish is a Professor at McMaster University (Medicine), the Canada Research Chair in Aging & Immunity and the Executive Director of the Firestone Institute of Respiratory Health

Tegan Hill, director of Alberta policy at the Fraser Institute

Amy Janzwood completed her doctorate at the University of Toronto in 2020. She currently teaches at the McGill University Bieler School of Environment. Her research explores the comparative politics of energy and the environment

Trump says he and Putin have agreed to begin negotiations on ending war; what impact will this have? Is CANZUK the answer to Canada's tariff problem? Another announcement on tariffs is expected today. Is there life out there? The existence of other technological species is highly likely.

Jerome Gessaroli is a senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and leads the Sound Economic Policy Project at the British Columbia Institute of Technology

Brent H. Cameron is a policy advisor for Concierge Strategies whose 2005 book The Case for Commonwealth Free Trade presaged Brexit and the CANZUK movement. He previously worked in Queen’s Park and served as a councilor in the Township of Central Frontenac in Ontario, from 2014-2022

Andrew Rasiulis, defence and Eastern European affairs expert with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute

There is more coming to light in the alleged healthcare interference by the UCP. Will imposing a life sentences on fentanyl offences lead to more harm then good? And AI dating; how do you resist the tech takeover of romance?

Treena Orchard, associate professor in the school of health studies, Western University

Kim Pate, Independent Senator

Carrie Tait, reporter with The Globe and Mail

Hugo Cordeau is a doctoral candidate in economics at the University of Toronto

Steel and Aluminum Tariffs have been announced; what is the impact? Poilievre promises a new military base in Nunavut as a part of the Arctic Defence plan. Is Trump serious about Canada becoming the 51st State? Taxpayers may be on the hook for what happens to RCMP vehicles after they've been decommissioned. And children and seniors in the Province are being blindsided by funding cuts for optometry.

Dr. Sophie Leung is an optometrist and president of the Alberta Association of Optometrists

Gage Haubrich, Prairie region director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation