Alberta at Noon

What's being done to help Ukrainians who are resettling in our province?

Entomologist John Swann joins us to answer your insect questions.

Researchers from Western University are on the ground in Alberta this summer tracking hailstorms. The head of the Northern Hail Project and a representative from the Insurance Bureau of Canada join us to answer your questions about hail.

Are your trees or hedges not growing as you'd hope? We're here to answer your questions. Gerard Fournier is a master arborist and President of ForTrees in Disbury. He also teaches at Olds College.

The lines between working and home got blurred over the last couple years. Ontario just enacted "right to disconnect" rules that will draw the line between the two, and we want to know if you think Alberta should do the same. Joining us on the program today is Christian Cook, Professor of Human Resources at MRU. Jared Lecker, lawyer in employment and human rights law, joins us at the top of the clock.

Physicians are increasingly concerned about overdiagnosing patients. What happens when the diagnosis becomes part of the problem? Dr. Eddy Lang joins us for the hour to take your calls.

What makes a marriage last? We hear from a couple celebrating their 75th wedding anniversary.

How are you coping with the increased cost of living? How are you managing debt? Stacy Yanchyk Oleksy from Credit Counselling Canada joins us for the hour.

Maybe you're just starting to plant or your garden is in and you're wondering about maintenance. We answer your gardening questions. Jim Hole, a horticulturist based in Edmonton, is our guest.

Should we follow BC's lead and decriminalise small amounts of hard drugs? We are joined by Dr. Monty Ghosh, a researcher and assistant professor at the University of Calgary and the University of Alberta.

For the second half hour, we wrap up the Johnny Depp v Amber Heard defamation trial with writer and culture critic, Amil Niazi.