Peter Jon Mitchell joins host Ryan Price to explain how British Columbia’s child care program is failing to deliver for parents.

Alberta parents are looking for options because their their children's needs are not necessarily being met at their neighbourhood school.

“Even in Ontario, where there is no funding provided for independent schools, the appetite for alternative educational options continues to grow."

Yanking funding from others would do nothing to improve the lot of overcrowded neighbourhood schools but it would certainly hurt Alberta kids.

“I would have loved to have known whether they discussed the implications of their theology for their political lives,” says Brian Dijkema.

Canadians with disabilities are disproportionately dying by MAiD despite official reassurances about strict safeguards.

“Don’t tell me it’s toxic,” says Brian Dijkema, when we won’t even try to reform Ontario's education system.

Alberta's government needs to get creative to keep students learning if teachers do indeed go on strike.

The courts and politicians expected that MAiD could be legalized without putting vulnerable Canadians at risk. But that's not what happened.