Alberta at Noon

The doors are opening wide for COVID-19 vaccines with more Albertans becoming eligible. What questions do you have before you sign up?

The provincial government has imposed new COVID-19 restrictions as case numbers skyrocket. Will these new restrictions be enough to stop the third wave of the pandemic?

What music would you like to share with the province? What tunes reflect your mood right now? Jonathan Love and Jesse Lipscombe join us for the hour to take your calls and emails.

Today, on the fifth anniversary of the day Fort McMurray was evacuated, we're asking you to share your memories and your thoughts about that day, and about what's been learned over the years since.

In our first half hour, we talk to Dr. Lynora Saxinger about the province's new COVID-19 restrictions. In our second half hour TV writer Bill Brioux joins us to share his recommendations.

Sarah Chan and Jhenifer Pabillano are the co-editors of a new book of essays that explores that period of time between being young and old. The book is called "MidLife" - and today we're wondering what midlife has been like for you.

An increasing number of young Canadians are finding themselves hospitalized and in ICU care with COVID-19. Dr. Iris Gorfinkel joins us to talk about the rise in severe illness among young people.

The province has suspended exploration for coal in sections of the Rockies' eastern slopes as consultation efforts get underway. What do you think of this pause?

How are you holding up during the pandemic? We have a conversation about mental health with sociology professor Corey Keyes, Mayor Don Iveson, and Calgary emergency doctor and musician Grant Kennedy.

Are you pregnant and exercising? If not - what's stopping you? University of Alberta researcher Margie Davenport joins us to take your calls.