Last month, the United Conservative Party quietly rescinded the long-standing Coal Policy that restricted open-pit coal mining in the province. What does this decision mean for Alberta?

What has the process of buying and selling a home been like during the pandemic? Realtors Todd Bradley and Len T. Wong join us for the hour to take your calls and emails.

In our first half hour, a professional photographer answers your questions; in the second half hour, horticulturalist Kath Smyth takes your calls.

How do you feel about the Facebook ad boycott? Will it be successful?

The province has announced a plan to turn around its struggling economy. Are these the right steps?

How are you enjoying the later years of your life? Author and neuroscientist Daniel Levitin joins us to take your calls.

In the first half hour, entomologist John Swann answers your questions on mosquitoes. In the second half hour, Jim Hole joins us for our weekly gardening phone-in.

How comfortable are you with the idea of virtual healthcare? Would you rather use technology to visit your doctor rather than see them in person?

Today on Alberta at Noon, we're joined by two members of the Uncover Oliver project. They are trying to rename the community of Oliver in Edmonton because of its links to a racist past. When there are calls to rename a place, how do you think we should answer?

Have you switched to an electric bike? What made you decide to make the switch?