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Oct 28, 2026
Ryan JespersenHOST
Who are you speaking to? Is it journalism students, political science?
Carrie TaitGUEST
Journalism students at Mount Royal University.
Carrie TaitGUEST
Very excited.
Carrie TaitGUEST
have a chance to, uh, you know, bang the table and remind the next generation that the government's not the boss of us.
Morgan SmithCORRESPONDENT
and it's actually sort of the culmination of of months of years now at this point of municipal municipalities basically pushing back against provincial interventions in their affairs.
Morgan SmithCORRESPONDENT
Mount Royal University political scientist Laurie Williams says there's no question that municipalities basically province wide haven't really been happy with what they're seeing.
Laurie WilliamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We've seen it by probably most notably the imposition of taxes on municipalities in spite of the government, two governments, Jason Kinney and Daniel Smith, both saying that they were going to reduce taxes.
Laurie WilliamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They've actually increased taxes on municipalities.
Jonathan KayHOST
No coincidence that it's retired because we've seen examples of professors getting, of active professors getting fired for noting that the 215 graves don't exist.
Jonathan KayHOST
It happened at Mount Royal University, in fact.
Jonathan KayHOST
And the article in the Dorchester Review was entitled, In Kamloops Not One Body Has Been Found.
Jonathan KayHOST
Completely factual piece.
JoshHOST
A decisive win for the stay side in the last week's Alberta referendum, the prime minister's high personal popularity and the emergence of a new Alberta focused right of center federal political party could help the governing liberals win as many as 10 to 15 more seats in the next election, say some politicos.
JoshHOST
Mark Carney is a big winner from this referendum, said Dwayne Bratt, a professor of political science at Mount Royal University, in an interview with The Hill Times.
JoshHOST
I mean, you can imagine if it was 55 to 45 percent, people would be blaming Mark Carney for it.
JoshHOST
So if it's a 75 to 25, then Mark Carney's got to get some credit for this.
Steven MarshHOST
But he backed up Dan Vildar on November 27, 2023, after Markstrom fell ill before a game.
Steven MarshHOST
He previously played with Calgary, the Alberta Junior Hockey League, Kindersley of Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, Mount Royal University.
Steven MarshHOST
But he also owns his own construction company or own construction business, excuse me, and also works as a coach for Apex Goaltending.
Steven MarshHOST
And so I think that's a point we want to point out is that So the e-bug, very rarely will they come into a game, and we've seen stories about that.
Jennifer StrukhoffGUEST
So I went from 18 classes a week to to about four and I got bored really, really quick.
Jennifer StrukhoffGUEST
So I decided to go back to school and I went to Mount Royal University to do my massage therapy.
Jennifer StrukhoffGUEST
And it just happened that it was COVID was about two years long and I got it done.
Jennifer StrukhoffGUEST
So my training was there.
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MarkHOST
Yeah, it's
Jennifer StrukhoffGUEST
true.
Jennifer StrukhoffGUEST
You know, I teach at Mount Royal University now in the massage therapy program.
Jennifer StrukhoffGUEST
And of course, I'm talking about lymphatics all the time, just kind of putting it into, you know, these new students putting it into their mind.
Leanna WachniakHOST
And the question is, now what? So we actually have an excellent guest who's kindly agreed to join us today to talk a little bit about the now what.
Leanna WachniakHOST
Duane Bratt is a professor of political science at Mount Royal University.
Leanna WachniakHOST
and one of the most trusted voices on Alberta politics.
Leanna WachniakHOST
Duane, thank you so much for taking some time to be here today.
Ron GhitterGUEST
The third version of it talks about where do we go from here in dealing with it.
Ron GhitterGUEST
We introduced that documentary to 800 people at Mount Royal University, cross-section of people from across our city, and it was very well received.
Ron GhitterGUEST
And we had great support from various segments of the community.
Ron GhitterGUEST
And a lot of the people came up to me after and said, I didn't realize that that was happening and happened in Alberta.
Laurie WilliamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It certainly looks like there are divisions, significant divisions within the United Conservative Party and it remains to be seen how or if they can be resolved.
Shian DesjardinsCORRESPONDENT
Laurie Williams is a political science prof at Mount Royal University in Calgary.
Laurie WilliamsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But having basically drawn a line in the sand here, I think there are going to be a lot of people pushing to try to figure out what exactly this means.
Shian DesjardinsCORRESPONDENT
All of this unfolding as ballots are still being counted and results on the nine other questions are tightening.
David CooperHOST
So how do you know when a relationship is worth fighting for, when it needs to change, or when it might be time for you to walk away from that friend? Let's talk about how to navigate those difficult decisions and recognize when a friendship needs repair or needs ending.
David CooperHOST
Here with Gio Dolce-Core, a social work professor at Mount Royal University.
David CooperHOST
Gio, welcome to the show.
Gio DolcecoreGUEST
Hey, thanks for having me, David.
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Gio DolcecoreGUEST
You know, it's, it's kinda like you, you have your options with that.
David CooperHOST
Well, I'm here with Gio Dolce Core.
David CooperHOST
They are a social work professor at Mount Royal University.
David CooperHOST
That article is titled Should You Cut Your Friend Off? How to Tell When a Friendship Needs Repair, Change or an Ending.
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