Alberta at Noon

Is Coca Cola making you nostalgic with its new orange cream soda? Is that enough to get you to try it? Today we explore the power of nostalgia when it comes to flavour and foods, and we ask what you'd love to go back and taste again.

How do you find happiness? How do you hold on to it? What does it take for a whole country to be happy? We talk with the co-author of The World Happiness Report and hear about what makes you happy.

The campaign is on! Canadians will choose who they want leading their country during a time of great uncertainty given the existential threat from the U.S. Voting day is April 28th. How will you make your choice?

A new survey says less than a third of Canadians support a strong tipping culture in this country. Is that you? Are you tired of tacking on a little bit extra at the end? Or maybe you rely on tips to pay the bills?

Health workers are preparing for a surge. It's only a handful of cases so far, but measles is highly contagious and vaccine rates are far below ideal. Today we look at questions about measles, vaccines and the impact of hesitancy.

Pierre Poilievre says if he's elected, he'll dump Canada's entire carbon tax law. Including what companies pay, for polluting. He wants to drop the stick, and just use carrots to get emissions down. Is that what you want?

We're talking about Canada's oldest company, The Hudson's Bay. With The Bay is on the verge of collapse, we want to know how you are feeling about this. What's your childhood memory of The Bay?

Do Canada First and Canada Strong mean the same thing to you? Those are the slogans from Pierre Poilievre and Mark Carney to demonstrate how they plan to lead the country in this trade war with the United States? Do those words matter when assessing your political choices.

Over the last few days the markets have taken an absolute beating. The sell-off has wiped out, not just billions, but trillions of dollars in wealth. We explore what that means for you and your money.

Every year Albertans are scammed out of tens of millions of dollars. From fake investment schemes, to romance rip offs, there are so many ways to get taken. We hear your experiences and get advice from two police officers about how to avoid it.