Alberta at Noon

Oxford chose brain rot as the word of the year. Cambridge picked manifest. Dictionary dot com says it's demure. Do you have a go-to word? Or one you'd like to go away?

With the Canada Post strike headed into week 4, we wanted to know if Canada Post is still relevant. Do we still need the postal service?

Have you received a speeding ticket in the mail? Did it make any difference to how fast you drove after that? The provincial government says photo radar is largely a cash cow, and soon, largely gone

Are you paying a fixed or floating rate for electricity? Do you have no idea and just pay the bill? We answer your questions about how Alberta's power market works, and what changes are coming in the new year.

That federal emissions cap is a non starter for the provincial government. It plans to enact legislation to essentially block the impact of the regulations. We take a look at the substance and the politics, and your take on these ongoing battles with Ottawa.

Alberta's booming population is expected to slow down and take a breather in the new year. We explore what that could mean for our province and we ask what moving to Alberta has meant for you.

U.S. President elect, Donald Trump posted about a day one priority: impose a 25 percent tariff on all Canadian and Mexican imports into the U.S. because of border security issues at both borders. What does that mean for Alberta and our number one export?

Do you have a virtual town square? A place where you go to exchange ideas, opinions or stories? How do you use social media, or do you avoid it like the plague? Our guest is Philip Mai, Co-Director of the Social Media Lab at Toronto Metropolitan University.

There is real heartbreak when a loving pet owner has to make a decision to surrender their pet. With housing challenges, vet bills and food, pet ownership isn't always easy nor cheap. It leads some to surrendering their pets. How are you coping with the challenges of pet ownership?

Albertans pay among the highest premiums in Canada for auto insurance. The province unveiled a plan to change that, but the payoff could be more than 2 years away. How confident are you with the strategy.