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

Dr. Rob Huebert, full professor who specializes in defence policy, University of Calgary

Diya Jiang is a PhD candidate at McGill University and researcher specialized in the politics of trade, international relations and foreign policy analysis

Dr. Peter Warrian is an economist with the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto

Ximena Gonzalez is a freelance writer and editor based in Calgary

Kumanan Wilson, professor of medicine, a clinical research chair in digital health innovation and member of the Centre for Health, Ethics, Law and Policy at the University of Ottawa. He is CEO and chief scientific officer of Bruyere Health Research Institute

Dan Jones, retired EPS member (spent time with the gang’s unit and homicide team), chair of justice studies, NorQuest College

Superbowl 59 turned out to be a dud. Shaye found something else to entertain himself. Is there a path to Canada becoming a healthcare super-power? There was a fatal incident involving a 13 year old at an Edmonton LRT station. We're seeing an increase in violent incidents at locations like these. What can be done?

New documents allege the province ousted the Alberta Health Services CEO. Experts say Trump's plan to clean out Gaza won't change Palestinians views on resettlement. Are Canada's schools sitting ducks for cybersecurity attacks? Super Bowl 59 is Sunday February 9: Chiefs vs. Eagles.

Maha Nassar, associate professor in the school of Middle Eastern and North African studies, University of Arizona

Carrie Tait, reporter with The Globe and Mail

The UCP is making it harder on independent candidates in Edmonton's election. Is Canada in a position to survive everything that is coming from the US? Egg prices are sky rocketing in the US, how is Canada safe from these high prices?

Bruce Muirhead, public policy chair with the Egg Farmers of Canada and a professor at the University of Waterloo