Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has established a panel which will look at ways to give Alberta more autonomy. What would you like to see from the panel?

Sportsnet has fired commentator Don Cherry after he made comments about immigrants and poppies in a Remembrance Day segment. Journalist Bruce Dowbiggin joins us to talk about Sportsnet's decision and Cherry's legacy.

What is their story of sacrifice and what does it mean to you.

Can you use fossil fuels - drive a car - ride in a plane - and call for action on climate change? Does it make you a hypocrite if you do? Is calling someone a hypocrite a way of shutting down a real conversation about climate change? How do we have that conversation - and really understand and listen to each other?

After an election defeat, is it time for the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada to leave his post? We take your calls and emails on Andrew Scheer's future.

Calgary Board of Education chair Marilyn Dennis and Edmonton Public Schools chair Trisha Estabrooks join us in studio to talk about cuts to their respective budgets.

Alberta@Noon for Thursday, August 22, 2019:

What's the most memorable wedding you've ever attended?

Edmonton and Calgary are moving to regulate short term rental companies. Do you see a need for new rules for companies like Airbnb and VRBO?

Alberta@Noon for Tuesday, August 20, 2019:

Electric scooter rentals have arrived in Alberta's two biggest cities. Are you a fan of the new scooter services?

Alberta@Noon for Monday, August 19, 2019

What do you remember about leaving home for the first time? What advice would you give to young people who are making the move themselves this fall?