Alberta at Noon

From junk to treasure. The garage sale journey so many take in the spring and summer months. What are your best finds? What are your best tips for buying or selling?

The FDA has approved a blood test to detect Alzheimer's disease. How far has research come into detecting, preventing and treating Alzheimer's? We have a doctor specializing in dementia with us to take your calls.

It's gardening Friday. It's your chance to call in and get tips and solutions for your gardening questions.

After an overtime win in game one of the Stanley Cup Finals, the Oilers have a real chance at bringing the cup home to Canada. We asked listeners if they consider the Oilers Canada's team.

You might be out hiking or camping or working at this time of year and suddenly you're face to face with a bear or another wild animal. We hear your about your encounters with wildlife, both good and bad, and we get tips on how to stay safe.

The first ministers' meeting has wrapped and they all seem pretty bullish on an ambitious plan to get nation building projects done. Even Premier Danielle Smith sounded optimistic about the prospects for Alberta, especially on getting another pipeline. We asked for your thoughts on what was accomplished.

With all that we can be worried about, issues related to the cost of living still dominate. How are you dealing with the economic pressures in your life, or your children's life?

From planting to pruning to parsing what's wrong, arborist Gerard Fournier tackles all of your tree conundrums.

Janet Brown Opinion Research conducted a poll for CBC: Asking Albertans to weigh-in on politics in this province. Today, we hear your thoughts and answer your questions about the results.

What books should be in school libraries? That debate is now underway in Alberta as the Education Minister launches a survey, after being alerted to books he thinks are inappropriate because of sexually explicit content.