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The Return of the Sky Palace Episode
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In this episode, for Federal politics, we talk about the horrible discovery of 215 indigenous children's graves in the Kamloops Residential School. What does this mean and will it impact the Federal government's response on First Nations issues? For Alberta politics, we talk about whether Jason Kenney's Sky Palace dinner was a big deal or not - and whether or not he broke his government's own rules.
For BookReport this week, Mike read (with his earns, of course) Whistlestop by John Dickerson, which explores the best US presidential and primary election stories of the past 250 years or so.
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