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The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz
by Corus Radio
There’s no better way to start your day than with Andrew Schultz as he discusses everything you need in the morning, including weather, traffic highlights and, of course, news. Join us 5:30am - 9am Monday to Friday on 770AM!
Episodes
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Canadian Steel and Aluminum are the latest goods being hit by tariffs, The impact of these tariffs compared to 7 years ago, & Apple's new IPhone
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR TUESDAY, FEB. 11th We begin with our weekly conversation with Mercedes Stephenson – Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief – and Host of the West Block. This time out, we get clarification on the latest ‘Tariff’ announcement earlier this week by President Donald Trump –...
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New Canadian Leadership Polling, AHS Political Interference, and A New Non-Opioid Painkiller
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR MONDAY, FEB. 10th We begin with the latest polling data on Canada’s leadership – at the Federal level. We catch up with Darrell Bricker, CEO of ‘Ipsos Public Affairs’ – for details on the latest views of Canadians – and who they’d like to see running our country....
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Your Super Bowl menu
Daniel Vanson, A self-taught at home cook and blogger of ‘A Canadians Cooking’
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Sea-to-sea pipeline Canadian support high amid Trump tariff threat
Gitane De Silva, who served as Alberta’s senior representative to the U.S. during Trump’s first term. The principal of GDStrategic
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Two ways to boost Canadian defence spending and minimize Trump's tariff threats
Kevin Reed, a partner at RF Piper and a retired Canadian Forces Honorary Colonel who served from 2009 to 2018
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Mayor Jyoti Gondek's meeting in Ottawa addressing tariff threats on our community, A rollercoaster of affairs in the U.S., & What foods are you making/eating on Super Bowl Sunday?
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR FRIDAY, FEB. 07th We begin with our weekly conversation with Mayor Jyoti Gondek. This time out, the Mayor brings us details on her meetings earlier this week in Ottawa at the “Big City Mayor’s Caucus” – and an update on the seemingly never-ending Green Line LRT...
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Councillors considering charging Calgarians less in monthly waste and recycling
Peter Demong, Ward 14 Councillor
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What are local businesses doing to move past the strain of looming tariffs?
Nick Welsch, Owner of Twisted Steel Blacksmithing
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Canadians now trust business more than government
Paul Deegan, CEO of Deegan Public Strategies, he was an executive at BMO and CN
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Danielle Smith's Government can Stabilize Alberta's Finances with Original Spending Plan
Tegan Hill, Director, Alberta Policy Fraser Institute
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The Big Picture for Donald Trump - ‘Global Economic Domination’, Canada must branch out globally, & Bringing more culture into business
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR THURDAY, FEB. 06th What is President Donald Trump’s “Big Picture” goal for his Presidency? Could it be ‘Global Economic Domination’? Well – according to some – that may be the case. We catch up with Ian Lee, Professor of Business from Carleton University – who...
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Have you become a Flag-Waving Nationalist
David Moscrop, a political theorist, a contributing columnist for the Washington Post, and the author of Too Dumb for Democracy?
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Lower oil tariffs would soften Alberta blow, but outlook is still 'grim'
Mark Parsons, Chief Economist, ATB Financial
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Waving Our Canadian Flag for Tariffs, Electricity Options In Alberta, and Pickleball's Popularity In Calgary
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR WEDNESDAY, FEB. 05th Confessing your nationalism… the pride you have for your country - it’s sometimes not so easy….BUT – perhaps the recent Tariff Talk – and the threat of ‘Trade War’ with our American neighbours – may be just the ‘push’ we Canadians need to pump…
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Students are being forced to choose between brutal commutes and luxury condos
Katrya Bolger, a journalist whose work has appeared in the Globe and Mail, the Montreal Gazette, and New Canadian Media
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Travelling locally amidst a looming trade war with the Travel Lady
Lesley Keyter, The Travel Lady
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US Tariffs are Unjustified, but More Must Be Done - Canadian Trucking Alliance
Marco Beghetto, vice-president, communications, Canadian Trucking Alliance
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The 30-day countdown is on - how Canadian businesses and consumers are impacted by an impending trade war, Why did Donald Trump push pause on tariff implementations? & The perfect 'furry' match for Valentines Day
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR TUESDAY, FEB. 04th With the threat of 25% Tariffs on American goods ‘off the table’ for 30-days – where do we go from here – and what does this mean for Canadian businesses and consumers with a potential ‘trade war’ still in the conversation? We get the thoughts of...
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Canada's leadership crisis needs to be addressed during this potentially evolving 'trade war'
Lieutenant-General J.O. Michel Maisonneuve, (Ret’d), Political Military Advisor and former Assistant Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff of Canada
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Oh no! Your cup of joe is going to get a lot pricey because of U.S. tariffs
Russ Prefontaine, President of Fratello Coffee Roasters, a Calgary-based coffee roaster
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How Canada's entertainment industry is impacted by the incoming U.S. tariffs
Steven Banks - Entertainment/Pop Culture/Trending Expert
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A Canadian journalist is warning of the stark parallels between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump
Paul Tadich, a journalist based in Toronto
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Tariff talk- The Calgary Chambers calls for action, How Canada's coffee industry and our local cafes will be hit hard by the tariffs, & Tuberculosis cases are rising!
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd The ‘Tariff Talk’ heated up over the weekend – with US President Donald Trump announcing a ‘sweeping’ list of Canadian goods & services what will now come along with a 25% Tariff – beginning this week. We discuss the deep impact this ‘hike’…
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National President of Customs and Immigration Union for the CBSA says Danielle Smith is ignoring his calls
Mark Weber, National President of the Customs and Immigration Union for the Canada Border Services Agency
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The mayor's truth on the Green Line, More from Washington in the aftermath of the fatal helicopter airline crash, & It's self-love month!
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR FRIDAY, JAN 31ST We begin with our weekly conversation with Mayor Jyoti Gondek. This time out the Mayor brings us the latest on the seemingly never-ending Green Line LRT ‘saga’ - and shares some good news about a soon to be open condo complex aimed at increasing...
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Pickleball could go corporate in Canada
Todd Boss, Forbes Magazine pickleball writer & Racquetball historian
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New Measure Reveals Income Gap Driving Homelessness Risk in Canada
Dr. Ron Kneebone, Professor in the Faculty of Arts, Department of Economics
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Open letter response to the Alberta's COVID-19 Pandemic Response Report from Albertan Clinicians, Scientists and Policy Experts
Dr. Lynora Saxinger, professor, Division of Infectious Diseases, University of Alberta
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Most think Canada’s global image has worsened
Nik Nanos, chief data scientist and founder of the Nanos Research Group
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Canadian businesses plan to shift investment and operations to U.S. to mitigate potential tariffs
Joy Nott, Partner, Trade and Customs, KPMG in Canada
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Alberta health professionals send open letter to Premier, How to help a struggling teen, & Why is Pickleball so popular?
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR THURSDAY, JAN 30TH An open letter has been sent to the Premier, Health Minister, and members of the legislative assembly of Alberta raising concerns on the report of Alberta’s COVID-19 Pandemic Response. We caught up with Dr. Lynora Saxinger - one of the Physicians...
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Culinaire Magazine's start to 2025
Linda Garson, Editor-in-Chief “Culinaire Magazine”
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Foreign Interference: Liberal Leadership candidates are in danger of cyberattacks
Charles Finlay, Executive director of Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst; Toronto Metropolitan University’s national centre for training, innovation and collaboration in cybersecurity
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"This is wrong for the people of Calgary in so many ways" - Alberta NDP
Naheed Nenshi, former Calgary Mayor and current leader of the Alberta NDP
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Thoughts on the City of Calgary's Green Line approval with the LRT on the Green Foundation
Sabrina Grover, Vice-President LRT on the Green Foundation
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Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate to 3%, Green Line LRT approval by city councillors, & Calgary's culinary scene
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR WEDNESDAY, JAN 29TH For the 6th consecutive time, the Bank of Canada has cut interest rates – as the inflation rate remains around 2-percent, and the threat of US Tariffs Loom. We took a look at the latest rate reduction – and the impact it will have on Canadian...
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Alberta's internet 'highway' has failed
Gregory Taylor, Associate professor at UCalgary’s Department of Communication, Media, and Film / author of ‘Shut Off: the Canadian Digital Television Transition’
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Calgary Indigenous groups chosen to build affordable housing on city-owned land
Blackfoot Elder Jackie Bromley
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How homegrown innovation should be the next Prime Minister's vision
Ann Fitz-Gerald, professor of international security in Wilfrid Laurier University’s department of political science
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How Canada can Canada 'bolster' its defence spending, What's up with DeepSeek? & The annual YYCFAMILIES Resource Directory
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR TUESDAY, JAN 28TH Although spending has increased under the Liberal government, Canada still spends just under 1.4 per cent of it’s GDP on defense, short of NATO’s target of at least two per cent – and a far cry from the 5% goal President Donald Trump has now...
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Taking a deep dive on the report about Alberta's Covid-19 response
Duane Bratt, Mount Royal University Poli-Sci Professor
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Agricultural community expresses concern over potential coal mining projects
Chris Spearman, former Lethbridge mayor and a spokesperson for the Water For Food Group
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Is it effective to boycott U.S. products?
David Soberman, a Rotman School of Management professor and the Canadian National Chair of Strategic Marketing
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Jess Burke, Director, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Training; and Liaison to 2SLGBTQIA+ Partnerships at the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs
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Analyzing the Alberta Covid-19 report, The 80th commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day, & New research on the effects of social media on your mental health
WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR MONDAY, JAN 27 Last Friday afternoon, the Government of Alberta quietly released the report of a task force that assessed the province’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The report — with a budget of $2 million — was commissioned shortly after Premier Danielle...
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How you might be cut from your family doctor's patient roster
Dr. Shelley Duggan, President of the Alberta Medical Association
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Dementia Park in YYC
Sheila Taylor, CEO of Parks Foundation
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Dragons' Den's Arlene Dickinson gives her plan for the Canada-U.S. Council
Arlene Dickinson, Canadian investor, entrepreneur and venture capitalist who appears on the popular reality TV show 'Dragons' Den'
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The latest in the U.S. this week with Jackson Proskow
Jackson Proskow, Global News Washington Bureau Chief
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Crime groups are making more fentanyl in Canada
Stephen Schneider, Professor of Criminology at Saint Mary's University in Halifax whose latest book released in November is entitled An Ontology of Organized Crime
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