Alberta at Noon

Prime Minister Mark Carney promised to invest in artificial intelligence during the election campaign. He offered support for training, infrastructure and businesses that adopt it. Are you on board with that?

We're dedicating today's show to moms. Is there something you want to give your mom credit for? We hear your stories and speak with author, Ann Douglas, author of "Navigating the Messy Middle: A Fiercely Honest and Wildly Encouraging Guide for Midlife Women".

With lower demand, WestJet is pausing some flights to the United States for the summer. Does that mean you'll be spending your summer vacation closer to home? We hear about your favourite places to visit here in Alberta.

The Papal Conclave is underway at the Vatican. As cardinals choose the next pope behind closed doors, we answer your questions about the historic tradition.

A negotiation. An Alberta Accord. An Alberta next panel. Referendum votes in 2026 that could include a vote on separation. All of that was in Premier Danielle Smith's address to the province Monday. Today, the premier answers questions about all of it. We take it live and get your reaction.

At a time when so many students are beginning their summer jobs, or maybe are still looking, we wanted to know if there is a summer job you'll never forget. Did it influenced your life, long after that summer ended?

An estimated one in three Canadians has at least one tattoo. Is that you? Do you have a story to tell about why you got it? Do you have any regrets?

There was a long list of demands in March along with a warning about a national unity crisis if those demands weren't met. That was then, but what does NOW look like for Danielle Smith and this Liberal Prime Minister?

As the number of measles cases grows in Alberta, how concerned are you? Is there something you want to know about the disease or the vaccine?

Alberta is almost all Conservative blue again, except for 2 or 3 seats, but the Liberals are back in power and Pierre Poilievre has lost his seat. We get your thoughts on the federal election.