Alberta at Noon

As we get going into another fall book season, is there a brand new offering that you're particularly excited about? Perhaps there's a book that's been out for decades now that you recommend to anyone and everyone year after year. We ask "What are you reading this fall season?"

The supply and confidence deal between the federal Liberals and NDP has come to an end. What do you want to see happen next?

What's your reaction to the province's decision to withdraw funding for the Green Line LRT project? Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek, Alberta's Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen, journalist Darren Krause, and political scientist Lisa Young join us to discuss the issue.

The province is looking to expand online gambling in Alberta by opening the door to private operators. Is this the right move?

We talk to author David Yeager about his new book "10 to 25: The New Science of Motivating Young People."

For the first half hour of the show, we ask for your stories and memories of Johnny Gaudreau. Horticulturist and arborist, Jim Hole, joins us for the rest of the show to answer all of your gardening questions.

The Calgary Board of Education is not going to remove Sir John A. MacDonald's name from one of its schools. A former student there asked for a name change in the spirt of reconciliation but, the CBE has denied that request. What do you think of that decision?

Whether you're bagging your own groceries, ordering fast food on a touch screen, or putting your own luggage on the conveyer belt - is self service working for you?

The federal government is imposing a 100 per cent tariff on Chinese made EVs that are known for being much cheaper. If you could buy a less expensive EV - would you? Are there other factors that matter to you?

Did you grow up working and living in your parents' restaurant? What was it like being a "restaurant kid"?