Commentary

Doug Firby's View from Alberta: Interprovincial trade constraints cost the Canadian economy as much $130 billion a year and may harm international trade.

This week's show is brought to you by the Letter S: Shuffles, Supreme Court, Swartz Bay Snow tires, and So, who do you think will win the CPC leadership race?

Jody Vance: Reports of another superbug in China are a little too reminiscent of the SARS outbreak in 2002.

Paula Arab makes the case to make citizenship both easier, and more desirable.

Dallas Smith shares his perspective on leadership, UNDRIP, the Wet’suwet’en dispute, and the meaning of consent.

Daniel Fontaine reflects on Vancouver’s amazing Olympic Games 10 years later - and the small role he played in them.

A winter vacation turned into something much bigger – both for the couple, and their destination.

Gerry Chidiac: Freedom of speech is an absolute requirement of a free society - and that includes sincere questions about a leader's mental health.

Dene Moore: For families and communities struggling to survive the forestry crisis, an information vacuum is particularly frustrating.

A decisive loss in the Supreme Court is the latest in a series of bad results for the NDP’s fight against Trans Mountain. Many of those were self-inflicted.