On the feature interview this week, an update on efforts to introduce “Parental Consent” legislation in Saskatchewan.  We Need a Law’s Mike Schouten says the message has definitely reached to the highest levels in the Provincial Legislature – right to the Premier’s office.

On the news portion, some legislative victories.  Bill C-36, Ottawa’s new prostitution legislation, hasnow passed the Senate, and will take effect in early December.  We talk with Daniel Gilman, who’s been active in the push against human trafficking, which is a central tenet of the new law.  

We also have some comments from the Institute of Marriage and Family Canada on the announcement from Ottawa of changes to the Income Tax Act – changes which will allow for “income splitting.”  

 

And we talk with Rod Taylor – the new leader of the Christian Heritage Party – about his plans for the CHP heading into the 2015 federal election.