Do you know how much Canada spent on climate change initiatives? What did we achieve with it? It could have been so much more.

Join us as we revisit a couple forms of energy that deserve a little more attention - hydrogen and coal, and then we have a more broad look at politics and policy changes that affect the effectiveness of climate policy.

We start a two part discussion around different forms of energy and the slow conversion to greener forms of energy. Why does green energy cost more? What is the hold-up if there is such urgency? As with most things, it's very political.

Join us as we start discussing the several forms of energy that we use here in Canada and the energy options moving forward. We will follow up next week with a more focused discussion around the politics of climate change and the greener energy sources of the future.

With news now coming in that MLAs Pete Guthrie and Scott Sinclair have entered into formal talks to reignite the Alberta Party, we discuss where that could go in the current political climate here in Alberta. What will they need to do, and what can they expect?

We also look at tackling some of the more popular myths regarding Alberta separating from Canada like using the Canadian passport and easier access to tidewater. What are the options?

Join us as we discuss these topics and wrap up our look at the topics of the Alberta Next Panel. Please feel free to leave comments take part in our polls on Spotify. Thanks again for joining us.