With Dr. Hakique Virani public health and preventative medicine and addiction medicine specialist, and clinical assistant professor in the faculty of medicine at the University of Alberta.

The Alberta court of appeal has ruled that judges can overturn church edicts such as excommunication and shunning. What sort of implications does this have for the relationship between church and court? With guest Howard Kizlowicz, assistant professor in the faculty of law at the University of New Brunswick. 

Children leagues seem to be getting the short end of the stick when it comes to ice time. Featuring Hockey Calgary Executive Director Kevin Kobelka as well as callers. 

With National Post Columnist Christie Blatchford and thoughts from callers.

With Sylvain Charlebois, dean of the faculty of management, Prof in food distribution and policy at Dalhousie University. 

The Alberta Party has calculated that the balancing pool budget is going to run out of money by the end of this year. With Alberta Party leader and Calgary Elbow MLA Greg Clark.

Edmonton news outlets are pushing to be allowed to air the Travis Vader verdict live. Cameras have only been allowed in Alberta courtrooms twice before.  With Edmonton Journal columnist Paula Simons.  You can read her column here: http://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/paula-simons-public-deserves-right-to-learn-travis-vader-verdict-from-the-judge-himself  

At what point does the right for self defence become a criminal act? With Edmonton Sun Columnist Lorne Gunter. His full column is here:  http://www.torontosun.com/2016/09/06/self-defence-is-an-ancient-right

Donna Kennedy-Glans has thrown her hat into the Alberta PC leadership ring. 

With City Councillor Diane Colley-Urquhart and callers

Continued discussion about Rob's interview with Kellie Leitch featuring guest Matt Gurney, columnist for the National Post

With Kellie Lietch, conservative MP and leadership candidate.

A Muslim father in Ontario is in a fight with his local school board as he wants to pull his kids from music class due to his religious beliefs. Joining us to discuss this is Zarqa Nawaz, creator of Little Mosque on the Prairie and author of Laughing all the way to the mosque. You can read her column on the issue here http://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/to-the-muslim-music-banning-father-rejecting-compromise-is-extremism/article31742899/  

The Wildrosers have unveiled a new plan to help the industry, with guest MLA Derek Fildebrandt

Guest: R. Michael Warren is a former Canada Post CEO, former corporate director, Ontario deputy minister, and TTC chief general manager.

With guest Danuta Skowronski MD, Epidemiology Lead, Influenza & Emerging Respiratory Pathogensat the BC Centre for Disease Control    

With grade 4 teacher Eric Armitage, who doesn't send homework home anymore. 

Some Brentwood residents, including Dr. Ellen Burgess would rather the city NOT plant any trees in their park. 

With Edmonton Journal columnist David Staples.

How "toxic" is vaping and where to? With guest David Sweanor Public health advocate / Adjunct professor in the Centre for Health Law, Policy & Ethics at the University of Ottawa

An Ontario man is paying $65,000 to clone his recently deceased dog Woofie. Would you pay for a copy of your best four legged friend? With Kerry Bowman Bioethicist and conservationist with University of Toronto and clinical ethicist for Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto

You may be noticing some price hikes on dairy products in Canada. Why is that? Guest: Vincent Geloso Associate Researcher at the Montreal Economic Institute

Guest: Jordan Kerbel from the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs

Devin Dubois is now providing paperwork to prove to the CRA, for the second time, that his family and kids exist.