The Courtney Theriault Show

Full Show May 22nd, 2025: Andrew Knack is running for Mayor, Pierre Poilievre needs to fight for Canada and Alberta's hospitality sector faces some shortages 22.05.2025 26:05 ↓

TOPIC 1: Andrew Knack has announced he will be running for mayor in the upcoming election GUEST 1: Andrew Knack, City Councillor and Mayoral Candidate TOPIC 2: Separatists targeting Poilievre’s byelection – he should stand up for Canada GUEST 2: Max Fawcett, Canada's National Observer's lead columnist TOPIC 3: Alberta's Hospitality Sector: Staffing Improves, But Shortages Persist GUEST 3: Mona Pin...

Full Show May 20th, 2025: Canada’s New Housing Minister Says Prices Shouldn't Fall, Canada Post Strike, And Coal Mining Project Approval Threatens Alberta’s Water Future 20.05.2025 31:21 ↓

TOPIC 1: Liberals Promise Housing Affordability, But Minister Says Prices Shouldn’t Fall GUEST 1: Dr. Alexandra Flynn, Associate Professor Peter A. Allard School of Law At UBC and Director, Housing Research Collaborative TOPIC 2: Canada Post receives strike notices from CUPW GUEST 2: Marvin Ryder, associate professor at McMaster University DeGroote school of business TOPIC 3: Grassy Mountain Appro...

Full Show May 16th, 2025: More hospitals needed, Naheed Nenshi on UCP cabinet shuffle, and Edmonton hosting 2025 Volleycball Canada Championship. 16.05.2025 27:47 ↓

TOPIC: The provincial government must increase acute care capacity and resources GUEST: Dr. Peter Laratta is a family physician and Vice President at Edmonton Zone Medical Staff Assc. TOPIC: Cabinet Shuffle and wrapped session of the Alberta Legislature. GUEST: Naheed Nenshi, Alberta NDP Leader TOPIC: Volleyball Canada’s National Championships! GUEST: Mark Eckert who is the CEO of Volleyball Canad...

Full Show May 15th, 2025: Alberta to address First Nations’ concerns, Ottawa’s bureaucratic expansion needs a Chrétien-style, and what’s a healthy amount of sleep? 15.05.2025 27:18 ↓

TOPIC 1: ⁠Alberta government amends referendum bill to address First Nations’ concerns⁠ GUEST 1: Eric M. Adams Professor of Law at University of Alberta TOPIC 2: Ottawa’s decade-long bureaucratic expansion needs a Chrétien-style review GUEST 2: Renaud Brossard, vice president of communications at the MEI and contributor to the publication TOPIC 3: What’s a healthy amount of sleep? It differs from...