Alberta at Noon

Over the past few weeks, we've seen a dangerous escalation in the province's opioid crisis. What needs to be done to stop the overdoses and keep people safe?

Comedian Steve Patterson joins us to talk about his new book "Dad Up! Long-Time Comedian, First-Time Father."

Joanna Tschudy from the Calgary Horticultural Society joins us to answer your gardening questions.

In the wake of the horrific discovery in Kamloops, we're talking today about the legacies of residential schools in this country - and the children who died at those schools. What should happen now?

Is it acceptable to ask someone else if they're vaccinated against COVID-19?

Ron Wallace, the chair of the province's Coal Policy Committee, joins us for the hour to take your calls and questions

Arborist Gerard Fournier joins us to answer your tree and shrub questions for the hour.

Our foodies join us to take your calls and talk about the recipes they've been able to master over the past fifteen months.

In this extended edition of Alberta@Noon, we hear details of the province's reopening plan from Premier Jason Kenney. Infectious disease researcher Craig Jenne then joins us to share his thoughts and take calls from listeners.

We haven't seen the Canadian Football League since November 2019, and with summer approaching, there are still questions as to whether fans will be willing and able to return. Are you ready to head back to Commonwealth or McMahon this summer to watch the CFL?