Alberta at Noon

Halloween pumpkins have barely started to decompose and Christmas décor is already adorning store shelves. When do you get those decorations out? How soon is too soon?

The budget passed - barely, but it passed. Can Canadians exhale now, or is this parliament still on tenterhooks? Is Alberta MP Pierre Poilievre secure in his leadership of the federal Conservatives?

The province is looking at increasing the speed on some highways. It wants feedback from you and is looking at a mini trial. Do you want to see higher speeds on some highways?

As temperatures dip, what books are you curling up with? Today, we hear your top fall reading recommendations.

Food prices have climbed up 4% in September compared to the same month last year, according to a recent Stats Canada Report. What foods are you sacrificing to keep up?

Climate versus expanding oil and gas. Can we do both? The latest climate conference is underway in Brazil. Meanwhile at home, questions about emissions targets and ongoing negotiations between Alberta's premier and the prime minister.

It's Remembrance Day, so we're opening the phone lines to hear about who you're thinking of today.

Today, recall campaigns. Do you agree that Albertans should be able to recall their MLAs? What message does the impending wave of campaigns against UCP MLAs send?

Close to 40 percent of Canadian households have a dog. That totals roughly 8.3 million pooches. With that brings costs, but also challenges with training, so these furry family members can live in harmony with us.

Do you have a doppelganger? Today we look at the history, cultural significance and the prevalence of doppelgangers. A professor who has researched the history of doppelgangers and a photographer who is publishing a book about them, both join us.