0:17 - Mark Carney has met with the Premiers. Is there a path forward to economic growth? 9:36 - Your calls on the Premiers meeting, and the future of pipelines. 28:50 - How do you properly navigate the murky waters of a trade war? Andreas Schotter, a Ph.D. Professor of International Business Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) explains. 41:08 - Snakes and Singin on a Plane 51:23 - How would you feel about singing on a plane?

Erin Bilawchuk, Executive Director at CapitalCare Foundation

Dan Hallett is a Windsor-based vice-president of research for Highview Financial Group

Andreas P.J. Schotter, Ph.D. Professor of International Business Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU)

Dr. Eric Kam, economics professor at Toronto Metropolitan University

Krystle Wittevrongel, director of research at the MEI

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

Ken McMullen, president, Canadian Association of Fire Chief, and the fire chief in Red Deer

Ian Skipworth, consultant with Summa Strategies

Karen K. Christensen-Dalsgaard, assistant professor of biological sciences, MacEwan University

E. Richard Gold, professor of intellectual property and innovation, faculty of law and faculty of medicine and health sciences, McGill University

Greg Mackling, morning show co-host on 680 CJOB

Mark Carney faces his 1st question period as Parliament gets back to work. What can we expect to see? Governments should call oil patch bluff to win carbon capture project commitment. Librarian groups worry censorship in Alberta government policies coming on book selection. Are parents feeling the same way? And Colin Craig, the president of the Canadian think tank Second Street dot org, gives us a roadmap to more choice in health care.

Colin Craig is the president of the Canadian think tank Second Street dot org

Doug Porter, chief economist with the Bank of Montreal

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

Andrew Willis, business columnist with The Globe and Mail