Alberta at Noon

After 60 years is it time for the Rolling Stones to call it quits? Today marks exactly 60 years since the Stones played their first gig at London's Marquee Jazz Station - July 12, 1962. And while they're still rocking out some may wonder if it's time to turn it down at the risk of losing legacy. From Fleetwood Mac to Blood, Sweat and Tears, no shortage of artists reunite or tour deep into their careers, sometimes with almost no original members. So on this Ruby Tuesday, we ask: should bands have a best before date?

As the UCP's leadership picture takes shape, who do you want in the Premier's chair? With less than a week left to apply to be the United Conservative Party leader, we're seeing policy come out from hopefuls. We're seeing high profile endorsements like Rona Ambrose and we're seeing small town halls fill up for candidates who might be front-runners. There is a lot of guess work though, so today, tell us who you want to be running the show in Edmonton.

Dancing galaxies and cosmic cliffs have the new deep space photos delivered what you hoped for? We knew they'd be fascinating but maybe not THIS incredible. Pictures from the James Webb telescope shows the universe billions of years ago thanks to incredible technology.Scientists are excited, are you? Your feelings about what was -- and what is out there -- thanks to the James Webb telescope.

Now that your phone works again, what's the lesson from the Rogers outage? With Ottawa now involved, what does the Rogers outage tell you about Canada's telecom reality?

Tell us, what's happening now, or happened already where you thought to yourself, "I must be getting old." Maybe in that moment, you celebrated the fact that you've aged, even just a bit.

Last year's drought feels like a distant memory for many gardeners. There is plenty of moisture in much of the province and perhaps sunny days to come. What does all this mean for your garden? Kath Smyth from the Calgary Horticultural Society is with us for the hour answering your gardening questions.

Oil prices are sky-high again, and Alberta is running a budget surplus. What should happen with the money?

Cowboy and adventurer Filipe Masetti Leite joins us to share stories from his epic journeys and take your calls.

Have you been to an emergency room in Alberta recently? What has that experience been like?

Do you donate to charity at the checkout line? Why or why not? We talk to two experts about "point-of-sale" charitable giving.

Are you growing veggies to cope with the high cost of food? How is your veggie garden growing? Need some help? Jim Hole is our guest. He's a horticulturist based in Edmonton.