Alberta at Noon

A new survey tells us more than 40 per cent of newcomers to Canada say they'd leave if they had the opportunity. Are you someone who moved here from another country? Has it worked out the way you hoped?

Is Marriage getting passé? More and more couples are choosing common law over a marriage license and vows. Does it matter? Does it make a difference in the event of a break-up? 

When does trolling become something more? Donald Trump doubles, triples, quadruples down on how Canada should become the 51rst state. The reaction to his rhetoric has shifted. How seriously should we take Donald Trump?

The Surgeon General in the United States is warning alcohol can cause cancer. We're asking if you're rethinking how much you drink. Is it time to put labels about cancer risk on alcohol?

We only get so many laps around the track, and many of us slow down in those final laps. Once that happens, sometimes there are tough choices to make about where we live and how we live. We look at how to have those conversations.

Equality seems a lot like fairness, but for some, equalization does not. The 26 billion dollars being transferred to most provinces in 2025/26 has been calculated, but will a political calculation make this an election issue this year?

After weeks of silence, Justin Trudeau has done what many in his caucus were demanding. He has announced his resignation as leader once the party chooses a new leader, and will stay on as Prime Minister until then. How ready are you for a federal election?

We are being bombarded with information all the time, and it's tempting to try and take it in all at once. But there is serenity in being able to focus, to dedicate ourselves to one thing at a time. Do you struggle with focus?

We often resolve to do something new, something different as we start a new year. You know what the road to hell is paved with? Resolutions. Are they worth it and is there a secret to success or failure?

It's the annual quiz show today. We're testing how much attention you've been paying to Alberta politics this year.