Alberta at Noon

An increase in the prevalence of modified cars, with their high-decibel engine noise and gunshot-like backfires, has municipalities in the province looking for solutions. Two city councilors join us to talk about what Calgary and Edmonton are doing.

The sun is shining, and it is hot. Too hot for indoor cooking, don't you think? Fire up the grill because today we are talking barbeque.

Do you have tip burnout? Are you tipping less for counter service? What is the most unexpected place you were asked to give a tip? We ask about your experiences on tipping.

Following the attempted assassination attempt on Donald Trump over the weekend, we want to ask what you think this means for the American presidential election, and what this says about the current political temperature both in the U.S. and Canada.

Arborist Gerard Fournier is in studio to answer everything tree and shrub related.

The province is preparing to launch its program for killing what they call problematic grizzly bears. Is this the right approach to handling these wildlife conflicts?

Stampede is on... there are a lot of visitors to Alberta right now... what do you recommend to someone looking for summertime fun in this province? When you have guests in town - what do you want them to see or experience? 

There's any number of ways to describe the weather this week. Most of them involve cooking. It's like an oven! It's boiling! It's roasting out there! We asked for your hottest takes on the hot weather.

Eldest daughter syndrome is a term suggesting that the oldest daughter in the family takes on way more responsibility than the other siblings. Does this sound like you or someone you know?

The peonies are out, the veggies have started to be harvested, early signs of fruit trees starting to provide. This is a busy and beautiful time of year for Alberta gardeners.