Alberta at Noon

How are you feeling about cold and flu season this year? Dr. Eddy Lang, department head for emergency medicine in the Calgary zone, answers your questions.

Alberta and the federal government have reached a deal to support an average of $10-a-day child care and create 42,500 new regulated early learning and child care spaces by the end of March 2026. We talk to Rebeccas Schulz, Alberta's Minister of Children's Services, as well as Don Giesbrech, CEO of the Canadian Child Care Federation, and Nicki Dublenko, board director of the Association of Early Childhood Educators in Alberta.

What are your thoughts on the state of Canadian soccer? Soccer journalist and editor of Edify, Steven Sandor, weighs in.

Who are you remembering today? Callers share stories and memories about the people they are thinking about on Remembrance Day.

The term "just transition" has become a buzzword. It's based on the premise that we need to reduce our use of fossil fuels, but we don't want to leave workers high and dry. The federal government is promising help, with a $2 billion transition fund, and new legislation to support workers and communities. What do you think?

CBC host Terry O'Reilly, tells us about a new book he's written called My Best Mistake: Epic Fails and Silver Linings, and we take your calls about mistakes that ended up being a gift.

Now that the land border has re-opened, will you head south?

Alberta Agriculture and Forestry Minister Devin Dreeshen resigns from cabinet to focus on addressing problems related to alcohol. The CBC's Elise Von Scheel broke this story and joins us to discuss, and political scientist Duane Bratt weighs in. Then, we take your calls on aurora sightings across the province.

What have you done to make your home more energy efficient?

What happens when a city declares a climate emergency? Is it a meaningful gesture? What change can it lead to?