Alberta at Noon

As the Edmonton location for the Alberta Animal Rescue Crews Society closes shop, we want to hear your stories of animal adoption. From turtles to horses, why did you do it and how has it changed your life?

The federal government has taken away its rebate on electric cars. Were you thinking of buying one? Does this claw back change things for you? 

The University of Calgary is hosting a forum next week to try and bust some myths about menopause. We do that with our guest, and hear your stories and questions about going through it.

Do the federal Liberals have any hope of earning your support or is it simply a lost cause? Could a new leader change your view of the party? would you give it another look?

We all forget things sometimes, but do you ever worry it's becoming a sign of something more? Do you ever wonder about the best ways to hold on to your memory?

The tariffs are on pause, but the threat remains. February 1st is the new date Donald Trump is suggesting he'll impose them. How should Canada and Alberta proceed in our trade relationship with the United States? Is it time to look for new markets?

A truckers' group is calling a driver is a 'highway angel' after he helped another driver in trouble near Bowden. Has someone ever rescued you on the side of the road? Have you been someone else's highway angel?

'Til debt do us part. It's something those with credit card debt aspire to! Debt can often weigh heavily on us and can be difficult to get rid of. Today on the show, you shared your experiences and got advice from CBC's money columnist, Bruce Sellery.

Danielle Smith does not agree with using oil and gas as leverage in any retaliation against tariffs from the incoming Trump administration. Her counterparts think everything should be on the table. What do you think?

We discuss the challenges and benefits of working from home with two human resources professionals - and take your calls for the hour.