Alberta at Noon

What kinds of challenges have you had to deal with when it comes to bringing your family to Canada? Immigration lawyer Jatin Shory joins us for the hour.

A Nazi soldier got a standing ovation in the House of Commons last week. And now the Speaker of the House has resigned. We're going to cover this story from several angles for the next hour. We're joined by Mount Royal University political scientist Duane Bratt, and David Marples, a professor of Russian and East European History at the University of Alberta.

Today we want to hear your stories about being a first responder. We're going to tell you about an organization that's setting up in Alberta to offer support to our first responders. We have two guests for the hour. Mo Shaukat is president of Boots on the Ground Peer Support for First Responders in Alberta, and Dave McLennan is the founder of Boots on the Ground in Ontario.

We're asking you about your pensions today. The provincial government has released a report on the possibility of leaving the CPP and establishing an Alberta Pension Plan. We want to hear what you think.

We're joined by CBC Calgary's Jason Markusoff and Globe and Mail reporter and columnist Kelly Cryderan.

What does get you into the theatre? Do you want to go to a film festival? See a blockbuster? CBC pop culture columnist Rad Simonpillai is here to take your calls.

India is now warning its citizens to not visit Canada. This is on the heels of allegations made by the Canadian Prime Minister that India was involved in the killing of a Sikh leader in British Columbia. Today - what do you make of this and what do you want to know? We're joined by Michael Kugelman. He's the director of the South Asia Institute at the Wilson Center in Washington DC.

If you're a perfectionist - where did it land you? What's it like for you trying to be perfect? Did it work? Or did it hinder you? Social psychologist and author Thomas Curran is our guest today to talk about perfectionism.

Will Calgary's new housing strategy help make housing more affordable and accessible?

Judy's full interview with Kendall Kozakewich, a 28-year-old woman with FASD.