Brad Tennant is a long-time political activist in Alberta and previously served at the executive director of the UCP. He is currently a vice-president with Wellington Advocacy

It’s not me, it’s you— Erika Barootes, the department head of applied politics and public affairs at MaKami College, former principal secretary to Danielle Smith and founding President of the UCP tells us about Alberta’s relationship ultimatum. The separatism conversation continues to gain momentum in Alberta. Carney's new Cabinet is in place; who's in, who's out and how does the Alberta Government feel about it? The measles case count soars in Alberta. And Canada Post workers could soon be on strike, again.

Ian Lee is an associate professor in the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University. He worked for Canada Post from 82-84 in corporate financing and banking

Dr. Craig Jenne, professor of microbiology, immunology and infectious diseases at the University of Calgary

Catherine Griwkowsky, legislature reporter, AB Today and Colin Aitchison, director, Western Canada with Enterprise Canada and formerly a staff member with the Kenney and Smith governments

Erika Barootes is the department head of applied politics and public affairs at MaKami College, former principal secretary to Danielle Smith and founding President of the UCP

Mark Carney introduces new cabinet. Who's in and who's out? Alberta cabinet minister Ric McIver resigns post as Speaker vote looms. Is the UCP unwise to abolish conduct rules for city councillors? Canada's electric vehicle strategy has failed, and there are lessons to learn.

Bridget Mearns, executive officer, BILD Lethbridge

Jim Hinton is an intellectual property lawyer and patent and trademark agent with Own Innovation

Keith Gerein, columnist, Edmonton Journal

Duane Bratt, professor of political science, department of economics, justice and policy studies, Mount Royal University

Wayne Simpson is a retired professor of economics at the University of Manitoba and a research fellow at the University of Calgary School of Public Policy

Dr. Christian Leuprecht is professor and defence expert at the Royal Military College and Queen's University and senior fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, currently visiting at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies in Brussels

Dennis Doyle, Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies, University of Dayton

Even with a new man in charge in Ottawa, Alberta intends to continue to go head-to-head with the federal government. One issue that has long been fought over is our oil and gas industry. Has it always been Ottawa's fault for the ebbs and flows in the industry? The Liberals made big promises for artificial intelligence. Will the government follow through, or will we fall even further behind on the ever-emerging technology? We also find out what's led to the eruption of violence between India and Pakistan.

Michael Kugelman is senior fellow at Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and South Asia columnist at Foreign Policy magazine

Lawrence Zhang, head of policy at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation's Centre for Canadian Innovation and Competitiveness

Ian Urquhart, professor emeritus of political science, University of Alberta

Jake Fuss is an economist with the Fraser Institute

Bob Plamondon was a tax adviser to the federal government and is the author of Freedom Fighter: John Diefenbaker's Battle for Canadian Liberties and Independence

Stephen Bown, author of Dominion: The Railway and the Rise of Canada

Indigenous leaders warn that Alberta separation would violate treaty rights. We break down Mark Carney's first meeting with Donald Trump. Were Canadians impressed? Trump has threatened tariffs on the film industry. How do you tariff a film? And the Conclave to choose the next pope is underway. We talk to Neil MacCarthy , a spokesperson for The Archdiocese of Toronto, who's in St. Peters Square.

Neil MacCarthy is spokesperson for The Archdiocese of Toronto (In St. Peter’s Square