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Mayor of Calgary Naheed Nenshi on COVID-19

Our series of interviews with mayors of cities in which we broadcast continues with the focus on pandemic-related challenges the cities and their councils are facing. Today, the challenges confronting Calgary. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

May 2, 202012 min

SK Premier Scott Moe on phased provincial reopening. NB Premier Blaine Higgs on phased provincial reopening. Tim Danson. Lawyer for French and Mahaffy families demanding access to killer Bernardo's parole board files. Employment law specialist Lior Samfiru on expectations/rights during pandemic.

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The Roy Green Show

Mayor of Calgary Naheed Nenshi on COVID-19

SK Premier Scott Moe on phased provincial reopening. NB Premier Blaine Higgs on phased provincial reopening. Tim Danson. Lawyer for French and Mahaffy families demanding access to killer Bernardo's parole board files. Employment law specialist Lior Samfiru on expectations/rights during pandemic.

Neo-Nazis and extremists of all stripes taking advantage of the pandemic to stir up emotions and anger, joined by Tony McAleer who is a former Neo-Nazi leader and author of The Cure.

Speaking with the Mayor of Hamilton, Fred Eisenberger.

Preston Manning. Manning Centre and author of Do Something discusses whatthe biggest challenges Canada will face.

Weekly hit with Matthew Fisher. Contributor to GlobalNews.ca

It's time for open dialogue in individual nations and a middle-ground approach like that of Sweden says international economist/environmentalist Dr. Bjorn Lomborg.

Tim Danson. Lawyer for French and Mahaffy families demanding access to killer Bernardo's parole board files.

NB Premier Blaine Higgs on phased provincial reopening

SK Premier Scott Moe on phased provincial reopening

AB Premier Jason Kenney on COVID-19

Sean O'Shea, investigative reporter with Global News in Toronto reviewed the case of a single mother who was being denied financial assistance through the various federal pandemic-related programs from the federal government.

Nova Scotia must call a public inquiry into the mass murders. RCMP/SIRT investigation is not good enough. Joined by Professor Archie Kaiser. Criminal law at Dalhousie University, Halifax.

Adults with intellectual disabilities in Ontario at risk because of lack of gov funding during the pandemic. We're joined by Kira Machado, who is the sister of quadriplegic and non-verbal 30 year old brother.

Global News reporter Alexander Quon updates us on the Nova Scotia mass murders.

Tom Stamatakis, President of Canadian Police Association discusses how easy it is to impersonate a police officer following the discovery Nova Scotia mass killer Gabriel Wortman was impersonating an RCMP officer.

Domestic violence on the increase admist the pandemic. Joined by Dr. Frank Farley. Professor of Psychology at Temple University, Philadelphia.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney on COVID19, economy &amp; AB representative in D.C.

Mark Barden's 6 year old son was shot and killed at Sandy Hook School. Mark on Sandy Hook Promise working for safer society

Global News contributor Alan Cross says if you're hoping to go to a concert or festival, it may not happen this year - or next.

The challenges faced by the pharmacists of Canada are discussed with Sheli Dattani, director: Practice Development and Knowledge Translation, Canadian Pharmacists Assoc.

COVID-19 related fraud schemes are growing and of increasing concern to police. We speak with a GTA police officer, Jennifer Horner, specializing in anti-fraud investigation.

Global News reporter Sarah Ritchie covers the tragic shooting in Nova Scotia.

Prominent international economist Lars Christensen sent his children back to school last Wednesday when schools reopened in Denmark.

"A better way to prioritize 'essential' vs 'elective' care during COVID-19.' Op ed by medical ethicist Dr. Arthur Caplan, director of the Division of Medical Ethics at the NYU Grossman School of Medical Ethics.

Weekly hit with GlobalNews.ca contributor Matthew Fisher. Coronavirus will strain Russia's already troubled health care system.

Joined by Mayor of Regina, Michael Fougere, we continue our series of interviews with mayors of Canadian cities in which the program airs on the specific challenges the pandemic is presenting to Canada's leading municipalities.

How and when to restart the Canadian economy in a planned, effective manner and not lurch into gear haphazardly with Goldy Hyder. President/CEO. Business Council of Canada

NEXT: Where to Live, What to Buy and Who will Lead Canada's Future? New book by IPSOS Public Affairs president/CEO Darrell Bricker.

COVID-19 vaccine development is underway at a tremendous rate internationally. Is there though too much of a haphazard approach? Joined by Professor Peter Hotez.

Are Canadian governments simply doing what they must to manage the pandemic, or are governments engaging in power grabs? Duff Conacher. Co-founder Democracy Watch

CPC leader Andrew Scheer challenges PM Justin Trudeau

Economist, Catherine Swift assesses the state of the Canadian economy and what may lie ahead as the 'start' button is pressed eventually.

Professor Doug Houlden, director of China Institue at University of Alberta discusses how might the Cdn government best approach its dealings with China and to the benefit of Canadians?

How do public health, international law and politics intersect during the coronavirus pandemic? Prof. Steven Hoffman, director of Global Strategy Lab explains.

Weekly hit with Global News contributor Matthew Fisher. The lamentable and dangerous circus of the firing of the USS Roosevelt aircraft carrier Captain Brett Crozier by a stand-in Secretary of the Navy who himself resigned days later.

Darrell Bricker, President of IPSOS discusses poll for Global News: 3 in 10 Canadians couldn't pay bills if they lost jobs due to coronavirus.

Denmark, along with other European nations will in the next few days begin to slowly move away from it's national pandemic lockdown. We speak with internationally prominent Danish economist, Dr. Lars Christensen.

Asthma and respiratory diseases are dangerous pre-existing health condition for anyone contracting the COVID-19 virus. Joined by Dr. Christopher Licskai, Co-chair of Asthma Assembly of the Cdn Thoracic Society.

Criminally charged individuals released by judges and over objections of prosecutors because of the pandemic with Ari Goldkind. Criminal lawyer, Toronto

Mental health and well-being during the pandemic and both short and long term effects with Dr. Katy Kamkar. Clinical psychologist. Toronto.

Human rights groups internationally warn governments about using mobile phones to contract trace individuals infected with COVID-19, with David Fraser. Internet privacy lawyer.

Mayor of Winnipeg, Brian Bowman, announced provincial action against those who violate physical separation rule.

Toronto Mayor John Tory. City's pandemic emergency measures. Dr. Isaac Bogoch, infectious diseases on pandemic measures. Anthropologist Dr. Ann Herring. How Cdns responded to 1918 Spanish flu. Cdn Business Council CEO Goldy Hyder. Post pandemic restart of Canada's corporate sector.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney on COVID19, economy & AB representative in D.C.